Inside the Fresno State Peace Garden, more than 100 people — many of them also wearing red — gathered in recognition of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day.

Of the 800,000 estimated farmworkers in the state, at least a quarter of those identify as Indigenous, said Dvera Saxton, a researcher with the California Institute for Rural Studies.

Inside the Fresno State Peace Garden, more than 100 people — many of them also wearing red — gathered in recognition of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day.

In Fresno County, there's an effort to rename Squaw Valley, a term widely considered a slur against Indigenous women. There are 574 federally recognized tribes and many more that exist.

Jesús Martínez, a former Fresno State University professor who was present at the unveiling of the statue more than 20 years ago, said Oaxacan immigrants play an important role in Fresno and the ...

On Thursday, Arias and his council colleagues voted to make Fresno the first city in California to ban discrimination based on caste or Indigenous heritage, while a similar bill sits on Gov. Gavin ...

Fresno, California’s City Council looks to be the first city in the state to ban discrimination based on caste and indigenous status.

The case of Bessie Walker, a 27-year-old from the Fresno County town of Auberry, is just one example of an unsolved death of an Indigenous woman. Walker, of the Mono Indigenous people, was ...

Along with the Fresno County Board of Supervisors’ rebuke of the federal name change, they also voted to sue the state of California in March, challenging a law Gov. Gavin Newsom signed last ...

The coalition's founder said Fresno County leaders have ignored his proposal. He likened the term "squaw" to the "C-word," aimed specifically at Indigenous women.

Fresno, California’s City Council looks to be the first city in the state to ban discrimination based on caste and indigenous status.