Palomar College to close Friday in honor of California Native American Day
The state holiday dates back to 1939
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The state holiday dates back to 1939
The board of supervisors took time to recognize and acknowledge the contributions of the two Native American Tribal Governments in Tuolumne County, the Chicken Ranch Rancheria Me Wuk Indians and the Tuolumne Band of Me Wuk Indians.
Started in 1939 by Gov. Culbert Olson, “Indian Day” evolved into California Native American Day in 1968.
CDCR recruiters and Native American spiritual leaders will staff a booth during California's Native American Day at the Capitol on Sept. 23.
Urban planners failed to anticipate street racing and peel-outs at the 6th Street Viaduct, like they failed to plan for traffic on California's first freeway.