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Since 2001, more than 300 students from two middle schools in Sakura City, Japan, have traveled to Rancho Palos Verdes to attend Miraleste Intermediate School, enabling students from both cities to attain a robust cultural understanding and appreciation of both countries. Over the years, the exchange program has strengthened cultural bonds and fostered many enduring and deep friendships. … [Read more...] about Rancho Palos Verdes Sister Cities Virtual Signing Ceremony On August 4

Since 2001, more than 300 students from two middle schools in Sakura City, Japan, have traveled to Rancho Palos Verdes to attend Miraleste Intermediate School, enabling students from both cities to attain a robust cultural understanding and appreciation of both countries. Over the years, the exchange program has strengthened cultural bonds and fostered many enduring and deep friendships. … [Read more...] about Rancho Palos Verdes And Sakura City Host Virtual Signing Ceremony

Cordell believes, however, that the decision to close the park to non-residents in the sixties was based on racism. She also said the decision to keep it closed since then is because of systemic racism. Cordell said she brought up opening the park when she served as a Palo Alto city council member more than a decade ago, but was met with disapproval. … [Read more...] about Palo Alto Lawmakers Vote To Keep Outsiders Out Of Foothills Park

"You can feel a change in the focus that grassroots progressives have put on some of these local races, really since 2016. I think part of it came from a recognizing, waking up from the Obama years just how much Democrats had lost," said Neil Sroka, who directs communications for Democracy for America and also won a city council seat himself. "The Trump moment exposed the ways in which cities and local offices could be a real buttress against a government that was 100 percent in the control of right-wing Republicans. I think that there has been a real awakening." … [Read more...] about Wins by young progressives start reshaping establishment

A representative from a local indigenous tribe and a history professor will be the featured guests for the online learning session, according to the county. The sessions are being held due to a local push to have the boulevard, which runs through five jurisdictions in the county, renamed because of Sir Francis Drake’s history as a slave trader. … [Read more...] about Online Learning Session To Explore History Of Sir Francis Drake, Possible Street Name Change