“parenthood is fragile & precious”: catholic mother speaks on the death of EC toddler
written by sharon burnsedited by sarina e. guerraformatted by justin orsino On Monday, August 18, a heartbreaking tragedy unfolded in […]
Environment & Public Health, Stories
dust in the wind: community concerns around toxic lakebed linger
written by sharon burns, citizen journalistedited by sarina e. guerra Folks around the Salton Sea know the changes here all
Arts & Culture, Stories
latin legends: comedian paul rodriguez delivers farewell performance to raza right where he started
‼️ Warning: This content contains profanity. Viewer discretion is advised. ‼️ edited by sarina e. guerra Sporting an old school
save downtown in style: brawley mayor talks thrift shops
written by gil rebollaredited by sarina e. guerra My name is Gil Rebollar. I’m a millennial, a father, and currently
announcement #37
Daaang those triple digits are setting in for real now huh Well, with the help of our very own Brawley
more than monsters: auto enthusiasts steer bad PR in new direction
written by ryan perezedited by sarina e. guerra In the heart of the Imperial Valley, a tight-knit community of car
announcement #36
It’s Sunday Funday, ya’ll! Peep our weekend story from returning Citizen Journalist, Ryan Perez, as he gives readers an inside
announcement #35
What does it mean to be Mexican-American in the US today? How are the challenges we face now similar to
Events, Personal Narratives, Stories
the future of la raza: remembering latino legacy & reassessing our identity
At this point, this story is about so much more than César Chávez—but for chronology’s sake let’s take this story
Events, Personal Narratives, Stories
rediscovering the legacy of the farmworker’s movement
My ancestors in the Imperial Valley achieved hard-fought victories that will be celebrated years to come, but they came at