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1. Asm. James C. Ramos (D-San Bernardino), center, the chairperson of the Native American Legislative Caucus, authored AB 338, which authorized the California Native American Monument. Ramos is pictured with tribal chairpersons Jesus Tarango, right, from the Wilton Rancheria tribe, and Sara Dutschke, left, from the Ione Band of Miwok Indians. The monument pays tribute to six tribes in the Sacramento Region. Nov. 7, 2023. CBM photo by Antonio Ray Harvey.

California Unveils Historic Monument Honoring Native American History

14 Nov 2023

California has erected an eight-foot statue honoring Miwok elder William “Bill” Franklin, and 338 Native American tribes. Located on the grounds of...

On Nov. 6, Attorney General Rob Bonta (second from left) released the second report about the status of domestic violence in California at the Sacramento office of WEAVE, a provider of crisis intervention services for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors.

Attorney Gen. Rob Bonta Release Data That Links Domestic and Gun Violence

14 Nov 2023

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Sacramento, CA — Last week, California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s office released data that established which demonstrated a connection between domestic violence...

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California Unveils Historic Monument Honoring Native American History

Attorney Gen. Rob Bonta Release Data That Links Domestic and Gun Violence

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