In Southern California, where the coalition seems to be thriving, multi-faith advocacy organization PICO California has dispatched affiliated groups to aid undocumented farmworkers on the verge of starvation. At PICO California, we believe in the power of education, community, and faith to drive change and safeguard the dignity of all Californians. Together,…
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español abajo California’s Attorney General Rob Bonta made an announcement on Oct 3, 2025 via Facebook post that could have a BIG impact on the upcoming Nov 4th election. Here is a link to the news coverage: LINK “Due to recent United States Postal Service (USPS) changes, mail-in ballots in…
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Following federal pressure and rising costs, faith leaders urge state to protect seniors, the disables, and immigrant health care and lead with moral courage Faith leaders across the state are raising deep concern over Governor Newsom’s proposal to cut Medi-Cal funding and make it harder for undocumented Californians to access…
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“We’re educating across the state—our congregations, our communities—making sure people understand their rights, not just with immigration enforcement but with law enforcement as well.” – Eddie Carmona, Director of Campaigns, PICO California. In his recent interview with KTVU Channel 2 Bay Area, Eddie highlighted the critical work being done across…
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Eddie Carmona, director of campaigns with PICO California talks mobilizing to protect undocumented community under President-elect Trump’s proposed immigration policies.
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Sitting in her family home in East Los Angeles, Rosa Manriquez kept her eyes on the TV screen as a flood of white smoke came pouring out of the roof of the Sistine Chapel 6,300 miles away — a century-old signal that the cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church had…
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Our economy needs a moral revolution. Take California, for example. Despite having the world’s fifth-largest economy, the state produces immense racial and economic inequality, exacerbating pressures on workers paid wages so low they can’t even afford housing. Multiple crises during the past three years — a global pandemic, critical shortage…
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Hoping to build on California’s Tenant Protection Act of 2019, a state lawmaker from Los Angeles is working on a bill to prevent even more tenants from falling into homelessness in a state that continues to rank first in the number of unhoused people. Sen. María Elena Durazo (D-Los Angeles)…
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