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CALIFORNIA INDIAN NEWS
BREAKING NEWS:
NIEA Announces Executive Director
July 6, 2010, Washington, DC- Colin Kippen has been selected by the National Indian Education Association (NIEA) board of directors to serve as its new Executive Director. He will undertake the leadership of NIEA, the largest Indian education organization... full PRESS RELEASE.
Washington, DC, July 29, 2010: Passage of Tribal Law and Order Act receives praise from NCAI — NCAI News Archive — NCAI Photos — AUDIO DOWNLOADS: LISTEN NOW — .MP3 (8mb) — iPHONE/iPAD .m4a (13mb)
UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO USD Parnters up with SCAIR to provide clinical mental health services for urban and reservation tribal communities in San Diego County — NA-FACES Program.
- CIEA E-Newsletter Vol. 2 Issue #5: September 20, 2009
This issue celebrates the success of our friends and colleagues in the success of the Bill on Banning In Stream Dredge Gold Mining! Congratulations and thank you to everyone for your hard work. Press Release and details are below, read on…
Support AB 544 (Coto) Teaching Credential: Native American Indian Languages (a form .doc letter to download and mail)
Dear Governor Schwarzenegger, I write this letter to ask for your support and signature for the Law of AB 544 (Coto): Teaching Credential: American Indian Languages. Across California there are stories of young tribal members decades ago being punished for speaking their native language. California tribes are working hard to reverse this loss of native languages with after school programs, as a Foreign Language alternative, and on weekends, but this is not enough. Native languages need to be taught as part of the school curriculum. To do this we need certified Native American Language Teachers...
San Diego American Indian Health Center Loses State Health Funding for American Indians, Closes Doors on Wednesdays
We regret to inform the community that we will be closing the San Diego American Indian Health Center on Wednesdays in order to bridge the budget gap created by the state budget cuts...
Soboba 62-year water struggle not over yet!
Just when the Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians thought their water battle was over with the signing of the Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians Settlement Act by President George W. Bush on July 31, 2008 the Obama administration has decided that it doesn’t have the money to pay the tribe the $11 million dollars the federal government owes the tribe as its part of the settlement with the tribe....
Iipay Nation of Santa ysabel Legislative Branch, petition for Removal
We the undersigned Legislators of the Iipay Nation of Santa Ysabel...hereby petition for the removal of Johnny Hernandez who holds the office of Chairman. The grounds for removal are as follows....
President Obama Announces Native American to Key White House Staff Position
Jodi Archambault Gillette (Standing Rock Sioux Tribe) is announced as Deputy Associate Director of the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs....
Bobby L. Barrett Re-elected Viejas Tribal Chairman
VIEJAS INDIAN RESERVATION -- Viejas tribal members re-elected Bobby L. Barrett, 44, as Chairman of the Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians...
Edwin "Thorpe" Romero elected Chairman of Barona Tribe.
Vice Chairwoman Brandie Taylor congratulates Chairman-elect Romero, wishes good relationship with new Barona council.
FEATURE NEWS:
- TRIBES FACE ECONOMIC GLOOM
Gaming Tribes react to 2008 world financial crisis, "The new game in town is 'Competition' and it will be brutal..." by Ernie C. Salgado, Jr.
YOUNGSTERS DISCOVER NATIVE CULTURES BY COMPUTER
HUMBOLT STATE UNIVERSITY — Native American youth are discovering their often-lost tribal languages and cultures using the very same global information network that sometimes seems to submerge their traditions in homogenized pop culture. They are also learning how to restore and preserve their heritage with key software programs...
NATIVE AMERICAN NEWS Blogs Newsletters:
TRIBAL BLOGGER by Ernie C. Salgado Jr.
Luiseño, Soboba Indian Reservation
NATIVE EDUCATION NEWS ARTICLES by Roy Cook
Opata-Oodham, Mazopiye Wishasha: Writer, Singer, Speaker
KUMEYAAY.COM
Has transformed itself into an important daily news blog blogging current important news stories and newsfeature articles about California Indians in San Diego County, Sourthern California, central and northern California covering federal state city tribal governments, news on the reservations, gambling casinos and generally all news stories that informed Native Americans should read about.
INDIAN VOICES
Multicultural News From an American Indian Perspective
22nd Year in Publication!
AICLS.ORG.COM
Advocates for Indigenous California Language Survival.
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INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY
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NAVAJO TIMES ONLINE
"The Navajo Times was established by the Navajo Tribal Council in 1959 as a newsletter. The first issue of the Navajo Times newspaper was published in 1960. Its mission is to inform the Navajo people of events, news and issues of importance to them, whether from within the boundaries of the Navajo Nation or throughout the United States...".
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FEBRUARY 2008 (download PDF)
CALIF INDIAN EDUCATION ARCHIVES:
- Public Law 280 Forum
Soboba Indian Reservation — August 11, 2008, almost 55 years to the day of August 15, 1953, when Public Law 280 was implemented on all the Indian Reservations in California. It was also the same year Adam Castillo passed away. I mention this only because Mr. Castillo was not only the Tribal Chairman of the Soboba Band of Mission Indians (as it was known in the old days,) he was also the President of the Mission Indian Federation...
Soboba Tribe Settles 62-Year Watter Struggle
On July 31, 2008 President Bush's signature the Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians Settlement Act into law ending a sixty two year old Soboba Tribal water rights dispute involving the Eastern Municipal Water District and Metropolitan Water District. Tribal Chairman Adam Castillo filed the original lawsuit in 1946...
Shirley Murphy Runs for Grossmont Healthcare District Board
Vote November 4, 2008. "I am requesting your support to elect me as your Board representative to the Grossmont Healthcare District. It's a two-year term. I was appointed to the Board six months ago and I want to advocate for your right to be informed on all hospital functions and activities...". See COUNCIL OF AMERICAN INDIAN ORGANIZATIONS OF SAN DIEGO Community letter of Support (pdf)
CHAIRMAN ROBERT SALGADO Receives National Award
The National Indian Gaming Association awarded Chairman Salgado the Wendell Chino Humanitarian Award at the group's annual conference in San Diego....
Judge Blocks New Rentals at Mobile Home Park
RIVERSIDE - A federal judge Monday ordered a crowded trailer park that houses thousands of Riverside County's poorest residents to stop new people from renting space there...
PECHANGA Tribal Councilman Pico Suffers Heart Attack
Gabriel Pico, 41, of Temecula, Calif., between Los Angeles and San Diego, died Monday evening from injuries he suffered about 2 a.m. Saturday, the coroner's office reported...
- SCHOOL RECEIVES $100,000 Grant for Scholarships
The Klamath River Early College of the Redwoods has received a $100,000 grant to help graduates complete their college degree....
STATE SCHOOLS CHIEF JACK O’CONNELL RELEASES 2008 STAR PROGRAM RESULTS SHOWING CALIFORNIA STUDENTS CONTINUE TO IMPROVE
LOS ANGELES/SAN JOSE – State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O’Connell today released the results of the 2008 Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) Program that show California students continue to make steady gains in English-language arts, math, science, and social science.
NOTIFICATION of INDIAN GAMING REVENUE SHARING TRUST FUND REVENUE SHORTFALL for FY 2008-2009
Letter from the state of California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gambling Control Commision, Chairman Dean Shelton, Sheryl Schmidt, Stephanie Shimazu, Alexandra Vuksich, addresses to Jody Martim, consultant.
SHOOTOUTS ON SOBOBA INDIAN RESERVATION
SAN JACINTO, California — Authorities are conducting investigations into running gun battles on the reservation in which young Soboba tribal memembers were shot and killed in the second deadly deputy-involved shooting on the Soboba Indian Reservation in as many weeks — BREAKING NEWS! http://www.humboldtbeacon.com/ci_10127920?IADID
- UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE
High school seniors that want to attend college, UC Riverside Indian education programs for qualified students...One-Stop-Admissions Day.
HOW UCSD SPENT OVER $500,000 on a Home that Never Happened
University House is built on historic Kumeyaay Native American burial grounds...feud between the prestigious San Diego university and the Kumeyaay-Digueño Indians persists...
JAMES RAMOS ELECTED CHAIRMAN
The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians announced last week the appointment of James Ramos to the tribe's top position of chairman.
Tribal Government - Tribal Gaming - Indian Casino News - Tribal People - Indian Reservations...information is power through educational news...
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