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Been wiped out as the fires rip through roughly a dozen western states. After barely talking about the fires in recent weeks, President Trump is heading to california this morning for a briefing there with officials. Hell also be meeting with california governor gavin newsom. One of the Democratic Leaders that trump says shares the blame for the fires. Joe biden on the other hand says Climate Change is the main culprit. Biden will be making that case in a speech in delaware early this afternoon. I want to bring in my colleagues covering it all. Vaughn hillyard in phoenix, arizona, where Presid...

Richard Evans Schultes braved malaria and worse to study Indigenous medicine. Now a new generation of scientists wants to finish his work.

Seasons go with the changes at Agnes Etherington Art Centre, 2021 Reopening 7 August 2021  In this realm of energy and spirit, interrelationships between all entities are of paramount importance ,  - Leroy Little Bear  Amy Malbeuf and  Malbeuf,  Tiffany Shaw-Collinge, and  Short—ground themselves within and move beyond the earth and solar system to ruminate on outer, inner and deep space. With a particular focus on the ethereality of science and technology, the artists examine their relationships to unseen forces and concepts of spirit and in/visibility. The resulting artworks are c...

By Kitty O'Neal, News 93.1 KFBK Apr 21, 2021 Listen: Chris Clark with Caltrans. A clean up litter event takes place Thursday, April 22 6:30 a.m. to 8 a.m at Hwy 99 and Broadway SB on-ramp Director Toks Omishakin and CHP Commissioner Amanda Ray will be joining in the clean-up effort. https://dot.ca.gov/ Caltrans Caltrans Maintenance Personnel: Department crews invest significant time and resources collecting, recycling, and disposing of litter and hazardous waste each year. In 2020, crews collected 287,000 cubic yards of litter – enough to fill 18,000 garbage trucks. -California Highwa...

Bay Area clinic serves BIPOC communities through holistic health care FacebookTwitterEmail Video: Caron Creighton Inspired by her immigrant mother’s struggles with the health care system, UCSF medical student Bernadette Lim created Freedom Community Clinic in 2019, a health and healing service that brings traditional holistic healing methods such as acupuncture, massage and Reiki to Black, brown and indigenous communities in the Bay Area. According to Lim, at least 2,300 people have been served through their pop-up clinics. “We really are the fi...