Coachella Unincorporated
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“Precious Knowledge” is Worth Fighting For
By Alejandra Alarcon Coachella Unincorporated Raices Cultura recently screened “Precious Knowledge,” a documentary about students at Tuscon High School, in Arizona, fighting for their right to an education about their own culture.
Resident Input to Shape Coachella’s General Plan
Video: Resident Input to Shape Coachella’s General Plan By Johnny Flores, Jr. Coachella Unincorporated Coachella, Calif.
Vandalized, Abandoned Homes a Common Sight
By Rogelio Montaño Coachella Unincorporated Graffiti. You see it everywhere. Though it at times can be used as a creative outlet for expression, it is mostly considered outright vandalism — especially if sprayed on abandoned or homes that are for sale.
The Diary Of Joaquín Magón Entry 10: Why Does it Have to be this Way?
“It’s ironic that those who till the soil, cultivate and harvest the fruits, vegetables, and other foods that fill your tables with abundance have nothing left for themselves.”
One Man Helping the Homeless Now
By Johnny Flores, Jr. Coachella Unincorporated On a typical Sunday, Chris Rockwell travels to Coachella with 48 food bags in his truck.
Exclusive Interview: Coachella Police Chief and Mayor, in Wake of Toddler’s Violent Death
By Ivan Delgado Coachella Unincorporated On the night of January 25, 2012, three people were shot as they stood in an open garage in the Rancho Mariposa neighborhood of Coachella.
Visit Coachella Uninc. at Farmers Market This Saturday
What’s on Your Mind? Stop by our Coachella Unincorporated table at the Coachella Certified Farmers Market this Saturday morning and let our reporters know what’s on your mind.
Looming School Bus Cuts Cause Concern
By Alejandra Alarcon and Rogelio Montaño Coachella Unincorporated With California’s budget crisis, residents are becoming aware of current economic issues the state faces.