Delores Huerta, the venerable labor leader and human rights activist, rallied and picketed with striking union Raley’s employees at the Marconi and Watt Ave. store on Friday afternoon.
As I walked through the abandoned olive orchard, heavy with fall fruit, I thought of Jesus walking through the wheat field plucking the berries for a snack (Mt 12:1 NRSV). I plucked a ripe olive off the branch and took a bite. Instantly, I felt as if I bit into the devils fruit as a […]
The investors take it in the shorts so Buffet can look like the “Oracle from Omaha” when all he really did was perpetuate the sanctioned fleecing of investors through private equity firms and bankruptcy.
Corporations hate free speech and social media because they can’t control the message. I will not be a cheerleader for any company’s marketing that I think is meant to promote a skewed image of the company.
A Texas judge has given temporary permission to allow high school cheerleaders to continue painting Bible verses on posters displayed at the football games. School district officials banned the slogans. Parents of the cheerleaders sued and the judge granted a temporary injunction against the ban until a full trial takes place on June 24, 2013. This is […]
With Governor Brown’s signature on AB 1846, California can now move forward with the development of Consumer Oriented and Operated Plans (CO-OP) health insurance programs for small groups and businesses.
Anthem Blue Cross announced on October 9th that certain small group health insurance plans regulated by the California Department of Insurance will receive a one-time credit on their December invoices.
A non-profit is started with someone who has a passion for the cause, a population that needs help, and a vacuum for services that needs to be filled. The mission of a non-profit is challenged when the recipients are camera shy, volunteers are hard to come by and donors can’t understand the need. God will […]