Word Beat Center (in Balboa Park) - 2100 Park Blvd - map

Subrosa Infoshop - 703 N. Pacific Avenue, downtown Santa Cruz - map

At the Brown Berets office in downtown Watsonville: 555 Main St. (behind the old Chavez Furniture Store)

Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists' Hall 1924 Cedar (@Bonita), Berkeley www.bfuu.org

Israeli Consulate 456 Montgomery St between California and Sacramento

A rally was held Sunday in support of Joseph Casias, a former employee of the year and registered medical marijuana patient battling cancer who was recently fired from his job at WalMart for using the doctor-approved herb, reports Dani Carlson at WOOD TV.

Visitors to Monticello don't learn how Jefferson cultivated poppies, and his personal opium use may as well never have happened. The following is an excerpt from Jim Hogshire's "Opium for the Masses: Harvesting Nature's Best Pain Medication" (Feral House, 2009).

How the war on drugs gave birth to a permanent American undercaste that is still alive and well today after the election of President Obama.

M4 Day of Action-On The March For Public Education On March 4, 2010, tens of thousands of education workers and students and supporters of public education joined together in rallies and marches throughout California and around the country. This video is about some of the participants in the San Francisco and the East Bay.

Beit Omar peaceful action broken up by Israeli Occupation Forces violence.

This is an action against UCLA vivisector Dario Ringach. Comprehensive information about this ongoing campaign is available at http://negotiationisover.com/united-against-pro-test/

On Sunday, March 14, about a hundred protesters marched at Bait-Jala against the building of the Apartheid Wall. The building of the wall is going to divide Bait-Jala, and has already taken miles of land belonging to Palestinians. Hundreds of ancient Olive Trees were uprooted in the process. The demonstrators-Israelis internationals and Palestinians, were blocked by Israeli soldiers before reaching areas where the Wall is built. Sound grenades were thrown, but the protesters did not move back. Speeches were made in English and Arabic condemning the building of the Wall. "it is not the gun that we are afraid of, it is the bulldozer" said one of the speakers. After about an hour the demonstration was declared to be over by the Bait Jala Popular Committee.

The California Coalition For Workers Memorial Day is backing the case of injure Pfizer biotech worker Becky McClain. McClain who was a molecular biologist doing stem cell research and also the health and safety officer at Pfizer raised health and safety issues and was retaliated against including firing. She was also contaminated with genetic material which Pfizer now denies. www.workersmemorialday.org

Guy James President of The International Union, Federal Contract Guards of America stated that "we must always be on the alert at nuclear facilities, federal buildings , airports and other high profile buildings where terrorist groups like Al-Qaida continue to target our infrastructure. The question we face each and everyday is not if a terrorist attack like 9/11 will happen again but when will it happen.

Bound Together Books and PM Press continue to try to prop up and foist veg*n antagonist Lierre Keith onto the radical community in the Bay Area. Today, at the 15th Annual San Francisco Anarchist Bookfair, where she was scheduled to be a featured speaker, Keith was served her just deserts for her obnoxious attacks on veg*ns in The Vegetarian Myth. She was pied in the middle of her speech in the main auditorium at the SF County Fair Building in Golden Gate Park.

Dancing and singing were the order of the day when activists gathered to demonstrate for the preservation of the historic Juana Briones homestead.

909 12th Street, Sacramento

Newman Center, 5900 Newman Ct., Sacramento

Kuumbwa, 302 Cedar St.

101.1 FM, Free Radio Santa Cruz, also streaming at www.freakradio.org. Archived later at www.huffsantacruz.org