Monthly Archives: May 2012

Noyo News recommends voting for John Lewallen for the 2nd Congressional District in California’s June 5th primary election.  Mr. Lewallen has waged an epic campaign, based on non-violence, the creation of a peace economy, and love.  He has successfully brought … Continue reading →

“We have been backed into a corner with no other choice. We should be preparing for Marisa’s ceremony, setting down prayers, making regalia, getting the dance grounds ready, making sure it happens in a good way,” said Caleen Sisk, spiritual … Continue reading →

While Jerry Brown plans to slash the state budget, he is fast-tracking a government boondoggle that will deliver more subsidized water to corporate agribusiness interests so they can market the water back to the public for an enormous profit. by … Continue reading →

Radioactive Seawater Impact Map (March 2012), US Dept of State Geographer Image from: Nation of Change Just prior to the Supermoon of March 18th, 2011, the world witnessed a natural and manmade disaster of epic proportions. What transpired off the coast of … Continue reading →

by Dan Bacher Don’t try Bigfoot hunting in California – it could result in your arrest and conviction, according to the California Department of Fish and Game (DFG). The DFG issued a statement in response to recent media reports about … Continue reading →

(from: SF IndyMedia, by Carlos Miller, Photography is Not a Crime) On November 30, during the height of the Occupy movement, more than 100 activists marched down the street in Santa Cruz, one of hundreds of demonstrations taking place throughout … Continue reading →

by Dan Bacher Southern California consumer and environmental advocates challenged the Metropolitan Water District (MWD) to support an independent cost-benefit analysis of the proposed multibillion peripheral canal or tunnel during a press conference today in Los Angeles. “Who would get … Continue reading →

Illustration by Free Press. Original photograph by Flickr user _PaulS_  from: FreePress.net Since September, police have arrested dozens of journalists and activists around the country for the “crime” of trying to document political protests in public spaces. People with smartphones … Continue reading →

 from:  The Daily Triplicate, by Adam Spencer Whale rescuers included, from left, DFG wardens Brent Chase and Matt Wells, Dr. Dawn Goley of HSU, Dr. Dennis Wood (medical director) and Robyn Walker (executive director) of Northcoast Marine Mammal Center in … Continue reading →