Sacramento Helicopter Crash Survivors Return Home, Community Mourns Loss of Nurse
Two survivors of an October 6th helicopter crash in Sacramento, a paramedic and pilot, were released from the hospital and continue recovery in rehab facilities, while a nurse aboard succumbed to injuries. The community supports the crew's healing.
Latino Voters in California Fear ICE at the Polls as Trump Threats Stoke Tension
Latino voters across California are rethinking how they cast ballots amid new fears of ICE agents showing up at polling places and Trump’s immigration threats. Organizers are scrambling to keep turnout from collapsing in swing regions.
Northern California City of 70K Will Soon Host Up To 200,000 for Huge Unpermitted Sikh Parade
The 46th annual Nagar Kirtan will transform this Northern California town into one of the world's largest Sikh gatherings—despite a denied parade permit and a collapsed transit partnership. With volunteers preparing to distribute a quarter-million free meals and law enforcement coordinating a $700,000 security operation, the show will go on as it has for nearly half a century.












