California was home to more than 1 million Native Americans before Spanish settlers arrived in 1769. By the 1920s, less than 20,000 were alive. Almost one-quarter of Spanish missions in California ...
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- If you tried to get across the Golden Gate Bridge Sunday afternoon, you may have seen the beginning of what the Muwekma Ohlone are calling the "Trail of Truth." Tribal ...
Justice for Muwekma, a new Stanford student activist group, is supporting the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe in its efforts to achieve recognition from the federal government. Here is an overview of the Tribe, ...
Accusing Bay Area leaders of obstructing its efforts to gain federal recognition, the Muwekma Ohlone tribe is lashing out at San Jose officials for continuing to delay a decision on whether to support ...
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (KGO) -- A day to honor, celebrate and never forget. Indigenous People's Day is being recognized on Santa Clara University's campus with events to teach and explain the culture of ...
Stanford professors Usha Iyer, David Palumbo-Liu and Rebecca Tarlau write to urge Stanford to reinstate land acknowledgments.
A remarkable scientific discovery published this week based on the DNA of eight living members of the Ohlone Tribe could result in federal recognition for the first residents of the Bay Area. Before ...
What started as a research project for one San Jose high school student has recently transformed into a nonprofit organization with hundreds of members and chapters throughout the nation, all ...
Berkeley to return parking lot on top of sacred site to Ohlone tribe after settlement with developer
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A San Francisco Bay Area parking lot that sits on top of a sacred tribal shell mound dating back 5,700 years has been returned to the Ohlone people by the Berkeley City Council ...
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