California recently gave back a beloved stretch of California’s rugged coastline to a group of Native American tribes — and ...
A beloved stretch of California’s rugged coastline is headed back to Indigenous stewardship after a Gavin Newsom-backed state ...
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California returns stretch of coast to Indigenous tribes
The nonprofit Kai Pomo, which represents three Indigenous tribes, acquired the land back from the state of California.
Blues Beach and 136 acres of Mendocino County coastline now belong to Kai Poma after Caltrans approved the first tribal land transfer in state history.
A long-contested stretch of Mendocino County’s shoreline is finally back under tribal care. California has transferred a 136-acre piece of coast known as Blues Beach to a tribal nonprofit, returning ...
The Biden administration started two programs during the pandemic to help states and tribes purchase local food from nearby ...
By Alex Hager/KJZZ and Mark Olalde/ProPublica; Photography by Sharon Chischilly for ProPublica; June 29, 2026 This story was ...
After reviewing public records, project materials and testimony presented during the May 14 Conditional Use Permit hearing, ...
State transportation officials recently approved the transfer of Blues Beach and the surrounding bluffs to Kai Poma, a ...
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