The Costanoan Rumsen Ohlone Tribe will celebrate the 30th anniversary of its Big Time Gathering & Pow Wow with music, storytelling and community.. The event will take place Friday, April 26 ...

The Northern Ohlones were almost extinct by the early 1880s. But Cerda's ancestors, the Rumsen Ohlone tribe of Carmel, stayed together. Two-thousand of them now live in Pomona, California.

We are seeing this come true, as young people grow up with Chochenyo and Rumsen Ohlone languages in their lives, Ohlone foods on dinner tables again, story come back home, our values revived, and ...

This is a story about a people who, like most of us, came to the Inland Valley and Southern California for a new start. However, for this particular group, its arrival here was a lot more about saf… ...

Louis Trevino, 27, is from San Pedro, but his heritage is Rumsen Ohlone, the people who inhabited Monterey and the Carmel Valley. Medina and Trevino are gay and coupled.

The Ohlone People Were Forced Out of San Francisco. ... chairman of the Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribe, in 2010. “You can buy it, have it given to you, or steal it.” ...

Vincent Medina is an member of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe, where he also serves as a Councilman representing his family’s lineage. Louis Trevino is a Rumsen Ohlone community member active in the ...

Both Medina and Trevino belong to Ohlone communities native to the Bay: Medina is a member of the Muwekma Ohlone tribe and Trevino is part of the Rumsen Ohlone tribe. Their organization, mak-’amham, ...

The struggle of the Ohlone people is documented in a traveling exhibit that’s due to open at the California History Center on the De Anza College campus on Oct. 23. The Sayers have a saying ...

Some in the audience were crying. Others were silent but no less moved. Happens frequently during performances at the San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival, but this was different. This was San ...

Mr. Medina, a member of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe of the San Francisco Bay Area, ... Trevino, 28, follows with a prayer in his community’s language, Rumsen. My first thought was an obvious one: ...