Author: Chasity Jennings-Nuñez

GUEST OPINION “I’m just trying to get home.” By Chasity Jennings-Nuñez It is a sentiment each of us feels every day. To reach a place of comfort,...

Re-pavement and improvements of the parking lot started on January 16th and are slated to be complete in time for the highly anticipated San Gabriel Lunar New...

The San Gabriel City Council candidate forum was held on October 19 at the Grapevine Arbor. By Chasity Jennings-Nuñez The event, sponsored by...

Join @ActivistsComingTogether and residents of the San Gabriel Valley in a march and rally to support reproductive rights on Saturday, July 16. By Chasity...

Monday is the 4th of July and there are many events and activities to commemorate the 246th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. By...

Pasadena voters will soon get the chance to decide on one of the most pressing and contentious issues: housing affordability. By Chasity Jennings-Nuñez On May...

One year after creating the Human Equity, Access, and Relations (HEAR) Commission, the City of San Gabriel held its first Implicit Bias training session for all...

Black Health and Wellness is the theme for February 2022. By Chasity Jennings-Nuñez Every year since 1928, the Association for the Study of African American...

On September 8th, the Archdiocese of Los Angeles and the Mission San Gabriel Arcángel commenced a yearlong Jubilee celebration marking the 250th anniversary of...

People living with disabilities are a population that is often overlooked in discussions of equity and diversity. By Chasity Jennings-Nuñez The concerns and...

Looking for some mid-week family fun? By Chasity Jennings-Nuñez Summer evenings in Southern California are made for being outdoors. Weekends in the San Gabriel...

In the past year, individuals, organizations, and cities have been exploring ways to be more inclusive and foster diversity. By Chasity Jennings-Nuñez...

Dream. Imagine. Create This was the theme of the inaugural art exhibit sponsored by the San Gabriel Educational Foundation (SEF) where students were invited to...

In the 2020 general election, 75% of registered voters in LA County, turned out to vote. George Gascón received 54% of those votes, winning decisively over...

In 1987, Congress passed Public Law 100-9, and March was established as Women’s History Month. By Chasity Jennings-Nuñez In addition to recognizing the...

“STOP THE HATE!” is the demand being heard throughout the nation as people of Asian and Pacific Island descent (AAPI) and allies call on communities and the...