Nonprofit gives underserved kids outdoor adventures, using all of SoCal as their backyard
Outdoor Outreach recently received $1.35 million in grants to fund programs based in City Heights and El Cajon
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Outdoor Outreach recently received $1.35 million in grants to fund programs based in City Heights and El Cajon
Two dozens riders geared up and headed to Border Field State Park on Saturday.
George Nkencho’s brother takes the field in memory of slain sibling and Toyosi Shittabey
Tatiana Butte is advocating for state agencies that govern the state’s outdoor spaces to start prioritizing equity and access issues. / Photo by Adriana Heldiz Until her junior year of high school, going outside for Tatiana Butte meant running errands or going to the store. Butte, who grew up in Paradise Hills and continues to live there, said that as a kid, the parks closest to her home often felt unsafe, and her family didn’t have a car to drive to nicer ones farther away. During her junior year of high school, Butte got involved with an organization in southeastern San Diego, Outdoor O...