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City officials and immigrant rights groups plot how to move forward...
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HealthRIGHT 360 opens new community health clinic
After a five-year journey from purchase to completion, HealthRIGHT 360’s new five-story integrated care center, offering addiction rehabilitation, dental, physical and psychiatric care, has opened... A Look at the Community
Day of the Dead exhibition reconnects holiday with its pre-Columbian...
Day of the dead, the Mexican indigenous holiday that pays tribute to loved ones who have passed away, has become more popular in Western culture in recent years, but at least some of its true meaning...
Teotihuacan exhibition brings ancient never-before-seen artifacts to...
It’s been nearly a quarter of a century since the de Young Museum last hosted an exhibition from Teotihuacan, the vast and mysterious, ancient pre-Columbian civilization just outside of Mexico City....
The Devil’s Advocate: ¡Gracias por tu vida, Violeta Parra!
Friday evening, Oct. 14, at the Freight & Salvage Coffeehouse in Berkeley, there was a concert celebrating the Chilean singer and composer Violeta Parra. Violeta would have been 100 this year, but...
Colombian IndyCar driver represents at Sonoma Grand Prix
It wasn’t too long ago that Colombian race car driver Carlos Muñoz was on the verge of winning the biggest race of his career. But during his IndyCar debut, he finished second at the 2013...
