The kNOw Weighs In: Why We Vote
The kNOw sat down with 12 young people from Fresno to see why they personally think voting is important. “Voting is an opportunity to have a voice in democracy when … Continue reading
‘Hotel of Horrors’ Exposes Housing and Worker Problems in LBC
In this video, VoiceWaves reporters go inside a scary house that’s been decorated just in time for Halloween — but this isn’t a house filled with ghosts and serial killers. … Continue reading
If Elected, What Will They Do For Children? California Gubernatorial Candidates Explain
Before the June 5 primary elections in California, VoiceWaves reporters spoke with three different candidates running for the governorship about their stances on various issues. “The candidates, who are running … Continue reading
Q&A with Assembly Candidate Buffy Wicks
Reporters from the Richmond Pulse secured an exclusive interview with Buffy Wicks, a candidate for the California State Assembly District 15 seat. After securing more than one third of the … Continue reading
Dear Kanye
Rapper Kanye West garnered a firestorm of criticism after saying in an interview with TMZ that slavery was a choice. Among the most disappointed and repulsed by this comment are … Continue reading
County Allocates $2m for Parks, Prioritizing ‘Building Healthy, Safe, Forward-Thinking’ Communities Through General Plan
With a new grant for improved parks and other public spaces, Kern County is tackling an ambitious goal of adopting new changes that residents have been pushing for. Also on … Continue reading
Gurrola To Critics: Proposed Oil Regulations Not a Ban
After 53 years of the same oil and gas codes, the city of Arvin is changing things up—and it’s not popular with the oil and gas industries. Despite facing accusations … Continue reading
Women’s March Listening Session Evokes Passionate Criticism From Some Community Members
On Jan. 2, Sacramento community members gathered to discuss last year’s Women’s March in light of an upcoming anniversary march. Some expressed their concerns over the events, including questions about … Continue reading
2018: We’ve Got This, Y’all
The start of a new year always shines with the promise of new beginnings and hope. After the trying year that 2017 was—especially with the current political climate—that’s something we … Continue reading