As everyone knows the Bay Bridge has been under emergency construction for the past week. Some people have said that the parts of the bridge… more »

The BBC came calling for an interview and so the international media circus has began. As an international student at San Jose State University,… more »

From Bolsavik.com by Vu Hao Nhien The sole Vietnamese-American on the city council of San Jose said in a written statement that she is “greatly disturbed” by… more »

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A perfect storm of state failure is now brewing there: disappearing oil and water reserves; a mob of migrants, flooding in from the failed state… more »

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Ricardo Sandoval, 916-321-1018 or 415-786-1258 SPJ ANNOUNCES 2009 EXCELLENCE IN JOURNALISM AWARD WINNERS HOLLY KERNAN OF KALW PUBLIC RADIO GETS TOP AWARD San Francisco,… more »

California seems to be suffering from an identity crisis. Or at the very least, it’s going through a mid-life crisis of some sort.

Without apparent shame, governments from Nazi Germany to the Khmer Rouge kept meticulous and clinically described records of their official killing apparatus. So, I should… more »

At a time when the nation’s major newspapers are given the ironic task of covering their own death on their front pages, ethnic media’s role… more »

The once and hope-to-be future governor of California, Jerry Brown (currently the state’s Attorney General) is petitioning federal District Court Judge Thelton Henderson to return… more »

Nepal SC approves same-sex marriage

I live in Garden Grove, a small city in Orange County, California. It had rained over night and the sun has already presented itself… more »

A former employee of the high tech toxic waste plant named Romic, Chan-Liongco stood up to the company who had for decades sacrificed East Palo… more »

By Theresa Dang Last week I picked up the San Jose Mercury News and a headline, “1 in 4 California students drop out before… more »

Five years after the Board of Supervisors passed a resolution recognizing Little Saigon, the city gave $72,000 and the community went to work constructing marble… more »