Editorial Team

The second annual Eco-Tianguis took place last Sunday at the Garcia Center for the Arts, bringing together artists, small businesses and community organizations for an eco-friendly swap meet.  Organized by the People’s Collective for Environmental Justice (PC4EJ), the event began last year as a response to the closure of

Bloomington residents and Inland Empire-based artists are collaborating to create a community sculpture made from shipping boxes. The ‘Bloomington Speaks’ community sculpture project invites residents to decorate a box with photos and artistic messages that highlight their experiences with the area’s warehouse growth. Fernanda Durazo, a Bloomington resident and

Residents and environmental justice groups say city leaders are failing to “keep promises to the community.” Mayor Acquanetta Warren disagrees

SAN BERNARDINO - On May 19 and 20 – to commemorate Asthma Awareness Month and touch on the contentious topic of warehouse growth and urban sprawl – Creative Grounds teamed up with the People’s Collective for Environmental Justice (PC4EJ) and the Sierra Club My Generation campaign to host an evening of

Angie Balderas, who serves as Inland region community organizer for Sierra Club’s My Generation campaign and as co-chair of the San Bernardino/Muscoy AB 617 Community Steering Committee, was awarded the Dr. William A. Burke Award for Leadership in Environmental Justice by the South Coast Air Quality Management District