As usual, Dolores got there first. That’s Barack Obama, on the woman who was saying Sí, se puede decades before he said Yes, we can. Dolores Huerta died a week ago today, at her home in Bakersfield. She was ninety-six.
This week on News Observer Weekly, Marcus and Nia break down the five stories that mattered most to our readers — from Observer Group Newspapers, publishers of the Bakersfield News Observer, the Los Angeles News Observer and Valley’s News Observer, serving Kern County, Los Angeles, and the San Fernando and Antelope valleys.
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Cold open
0:55 Bakersfield: Dolores Huerta, Farmworker Champion, Dies at 96 in Bakersfield
2:54 Kern County: ‘Don’t Ghost Your Vote’: Young Kern County Residents Say Why Their Peers Skip the Polls
5:21 Long Beach: NAACP California-Hawaii Convention Concludes With Call to Action: ‘We Will Not Be Deterred’
6:52 From the Observer: publish a legal notice
7:48 California: California Big-City Mayors Want at Least $1 Billion in State Funding to Fight Homelessness
10:21 Family Budget: ‘Raising a Child Shouldn’t Break the Bank’: California Is Helping Families Save on Childcare Costs
12:03 What to do this week
THE FULL STORIES
Dolores Huerta, Farmworker Champion, Dies at 96 in Bakersfield
Dolores Huerta, farmworker champion, dies at 96 in Bakersfield
2. ‘Don’t Ghost Your Vote’: Young Kern County Residents Say Why Their Peers Skip the Polls
3. NAACP California-Hawaii Convention Concludes With Call to Action: ‘We Will Not Be Deterred’
NAACP California-Hawaii Convention Concludes with Call to Action: ‘We Will Not Be Deterred’
4. California Big-City Mayors Want at Least $1 Billion in State Funding to Fight Homelessness
California Big-City Mayors Want At Least $1 Billion In State Funding to Fight Homelessness
5. ‘Raising a Child Shouldn’t Break the Bank’: California Is Helping Families Save on Childcare Costs
‘Raising a Child Shouldn’t Break the Bank’: California Is Helping Families Save on Childcare Costs
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