How a racist law is causing more missing and murdered indigenous people in California Read more about How a racist law is causing more missing and murdered indigenous people in California California has the fifth-highest number of missing and murdered Indigenous people cases in the country. How did we get here?After passing Public Law 280 in 1953, Congress essentially washed its hands of funding law enforcement and criminal justice on tribal lands in six states: Alaska, California, Minnesota, Nebraska, Oregon and Wisconsin. That meant much fewer resources for public safety and significant obstacles to preventing or resolving cases of missing and murdered Indigenous people in these states.
Governor Newsom Proclaims Native American Heritage Month 2023 Read more about Governor Newsom Proclaims Native American Heritage Month 2023
California Native American Monument to be unveiled at Capitol Park (Fox 40) Read more about California Native American Monument to be unveiled at Capitol Park (Fox 40) Legislative and Tribal leaders will unveil a California Native American Monument in Sacramento’s Capitol Park at a dedication ceremony in November.
Historic Unveiling of Native American Monument at California State Capitol Set for Tuesday (Native News Online) Read more about Historic Unveiling of Native American Monument at California State Capitol Set for Tuesday (Native News Online) Native American Heritage Month. Tribal leaders, lawmakers, students, and other dignitaries will be on hand on Tuesday, November 7, 2023 for the unveiling of a historic monument dedicated to memorialize the Native Americans in Capitol Park on the grounds of California’s state capitol in Sacramento, California.
Statue of Native American leader replaces toppled monument of Spanish missionary in California (Fox News) Read more about Statue of Native American leader replaces toppled monument of Spanish missionary in California (Fox News)
California unveils Native American monument at Capitol, replacing missionary statue toppled in 2020 (NBC Bay Area) Read more about California unveils Native American monument at Capitol, replacing missionary statue toppled in 2020 (NBC Bay Area)
Hundreds of people celebrate historic Native American monument in Capitol Park (Fox 5 San Diego) Read more about Hundreds of people celebrate historic Native American monument in Capitol Park (Fox 5 San Diego) (FOX40.COM) — More than 400 tribal members, dignitaries, and students gathered to unveil the first-ever Capitol monument acknowledging tribes residing in California and their millennia-long presence on land now known as California.
New Native American Monument (ABC News 10) Read more about New Native American Monument (ABC News 10) California Native Americans praise importance of new Indigenous monument in Sacramento.
New Native American monument at Capitol Park to be unveiled in Sacramento (ABC 10) Read more about New Native American monument at Capitol Park to be unveiled in Sacramento (ABC 10) A bronze sculpture of the late William "Bill" Franklin will soon stand tall at the corner of L and 13th streets in Sacramento.
Native Americans honored with new monument at Capitol Park in California (KCRA) Read more about Native Americans honored with new monument at Capitol Park in California (KCRA)