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Tribal Nations News, San Diego, CA (2025)

08/27/2024

Iipay Nation of Santa Ysabel celebrate their 25th traditional gathering. In addition to the nation’s milestone, a new restroom and snack shack was open for use, built with a generous grant from the San Manuel Cares Grant.

04/17/2024

Deadline extended!
Open Call: Tribal Nations News – Video News Caster
We are looking for an enthusiastic news caster to join our team and participate in the creative cycle of news broadcast.
• Position requires speaking and reading from scripts in front of a camera.
• Position is on call and paid per broadcast.
• Must be 18 years or older to apply.
• No experience necessary to apply.
to apply: send an email to [email protected]
with a short Bio and/or resume by April 22, 2024
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04/12/2024

A select broadcast of our recent news stories. Stories highlighted are the new market built by the Rincon Band of Luiseno Indians, a park in Chula Vista renamed to Kumeyaay Park and The Kwanamii Run in opposition to a gold mining operation near the Fort Yuma Quechan Tribe in Imperial County.

Additional information includes upcoming events in April and May 2024.

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Tribal Nations News is an independent news reporting platform focused on the Tribal Nations and people of the Southern California Region.

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04/12/2024

A select broadcast of our recent news stories. Stories highlighted are the new market built by the Rincon Band of Luiseno Indians, a park in Chula Vista renamed to Kumeyaay Park and The Kwanamii Run held in opposition to a gold mining operation held by the Fort Yuma Quechan Tribe in Imperial County.

To watch the broadcast visit our website: https://www.condorvm.com/tnnsd

Additional information includes upcoming events in April and May 2024.

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Tribal Nations News is an independent news reporting platform focused on the Tribal Nations and people of the Southern California Region.

Video Produced by Condor Visual Media

04/02/2024

Send us your upcoming event flyers to share on our upcoming news broadcast. Events from April 9th through May 31. Events must be for the Tribal Nations in Southern California (San Diego, Imperial, Baja California, Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange). Submission deadline is April 4th 12pm.

Send flyers to [email protected]

04/01/2024

Open Call: Tribal Nations News – Video News Caster

We are looking for an enthusiastic news caster to join our team and participate in the creative cycle of news broadcast.

· Position requires speaking and reading from scripts in front of a camera.
· Position is on call and paid per broadcast.
· Must be 18 years or older to apply.
· No experience necessary to apply.

to apply: send an email to [email protected]

with a resume and short Bio by April 15, 2024

For more information about TNN: https://www.condorvm.com/tnnsd

03/28/2024

Click here to watch the full video story: https://youtu.be/eZYy4890-_A

On Saturday, March 2nd the San Diego Seals Lacrosse team invited local tribes to the the Pechanga arena to bring awareness to the Every Child Matters initiative. Tribal members were given free tickets and some allowed to participate during intermission activities. It was a historic night as Tribes got to see an amazing game where the San Diego Seals faced off against the Toronto Rock!

The Every Child Matters initiative's goal is to bring awareness to the atrocities of the Indian Boarding School policies that ravaged both Native Americans and First Nations people. This initiative seeks to bring light to those events and help with reparations, awareness, and honor those survivors of the atrocities. Each purchase of the Every Child Matters shirts through the online the NLL will honorably donate to the Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund (DWF) in Canada and the Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition (NABS) In the United States.

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Tribal Nations News is an independent news reporting platform focused on the Tribal Nations and people of the Southern California Region.

03/27/2024

Click here to watch the full video story https://youtu.be/cbRiUxeuOQU

On February 27, 2024 Discovery Park in Chula Vista has been renamed to Kumeyaay Park. Kumeyaay (Iipay/Tipay) are the first peoples in the San Diego region, with original territory extending into Baja California. The park was originally named Discovery Park, in recognition of Christopher Columbus. In 2020 the statue of Christopher Columbus was removed after vandalism. In 2021 Chula Vista City council voted to ensure the statue not be reinstalled.

These efforts were led by many groups, including Kanap Kuahan Coalition with support from Kumeyaay leaders.
To get in touch with Kanap Kuahan Coalition, email [email protected]

Tribal Nations News is an independent news reporting platform focused on the Tribal Nations and people of the Southern California Region.

03/13/2024

On February 15th, The Rincon Market opened it's doors to the community. Local residents now have access to a full grocery store, including a deli. A post office is soon to open adjacent to the market.

Tribal Nations News was assisted with camera and editing by Rincon Tribal Member, Chris Viveros.

Tribal Nations News is an independent news reporting platform focused on the Tribal Nations and people of the Southern California Region.

03/07/2024

VIDEO LINK IN COMMENTS!!!!
On January 27th, Imperial Valley Desert Museum opened it's doors to a new exhibit called Native Voices | Native Truths. This contemporary experience housed a wide variety of Native art from indigenous artists. Art on display includes paintings, photography and poetry! The exhibit is open from January through April 2024 during regular museum hours.

Tribal Nations News is an independent news reporting platform focused on the Tribal Nations and people of the Southern California Region

02/14/2024

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On January 27, 80 participants all met and ran 20 miles from the Quechan community center to the edge of a gold mining operation recently approved by the Burea of Land Management. These participants ran in solidarity to show their dissatisfaction for the decision to mine on sacred land, and to remind others to always protect the sacred.

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Tribal Nations News is an independent news reporting platform focused on the Tribal Nations and people of the Southern California Region.

01/29/2024

Haawka, Miiyuyum, Miyaxwen, Miyaxwe. Thank you for tuning in and showing your support for our news broadcast in 2023. This program has been primarily funded by the dedicated volunteer hours of the Condor Visual Media staff and a fellowship program provided by our partners at CSA.

Tribal Nations News is dedicated to highlighting the truths within our diverse Tribal Nations in Southern California. Throughout this endeavor, we have documented and produced 30 short videos, aired one broadcast episode, and provided hands-on training to one apprentice, equipping them with the necessary skills to create their own videos.

We strongly believe in providing education and news without advertisements. Our commitment to truth and inclusivity remains unwavering. As we continue to invest in and expand this venture, we welcome and value guidance and constructive criticism. Navigating the complexities of our diverse communities is not an easy task, but it is a privilege to document and preserve remarkable moments in time. The actions we take today will be remembered as history a hundred years from now, and as the saying goes, you are the ancestors of the future, so let us do what is right.

Our fellow and TNN Co-Director, Levi Anthony Hill, has been learning alongside the co-owners of Condor Visual Media, Andrew James Pittman and Lisset Valencia-Pittman. Levi initially volunteered for three months and then transitioned into a fellowship program with a grant from the Climate Science Alliance. Levi has demonstrated significant growth in camera operation and video editing skills. He is a proud member of the Iipay Nation of Santa Ysabel.

(Behind the Scenes photos by Lisset Valencia-Pittman)

We are always open to welcoming volunteers and supporting the growth of your interests in video production and photography.

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