“One big f—ing lie,” he said of that description of Bloody Island, which was actually the 1850 massacre of between 200 and 400 Pomo people — almost all women, children and elderly — on ...

The town is named after Andrew Kelsey, who is often considered an early American pioneer. But the way he’s remembered by the Pomo people is much more horrific and grim.

Both the Pomo and Patwin people suffered further indignities in the 20th century after the U.S. designated small reservations for them, only to reverse course and strip them of those lands and ...

The Pomo people are very polite, saying "thank you," or replying "no, thank you." "In Pomo, this is 'Ya Wee,'" he said. Changes The Pomo tribe has been forced to change some of their ways, however.

Both the Pomo and Patwin people suffered further indignities in the 20th century after the U.S. designated small reservations for them, only to reverse course and strip them of those lands and ...

Sarris, who last year was appointed by Newsom to the University of California Board of Regents, said the Koi Nation are Southeastern Pomo people whose ancestral home is in Lake County, about 50 ...

Sarris, who last year was appointed by Newsom to the University of California Board of Regents, said the Koi Nation are Southeastern Pomo people whose ancestral home is in Lake County, about 50 ...

After Sarris reconnected with the Coast Miwok and Southern Pomo in Sonoma County, the tribal elders invited the then-UCLA professor to help unite the scattered families.

The town is said to be named after 19th-century settler Andrew Kelsey, who is known for his ruthless enslavement, torture and murder of the indigenous Pomo people.

Both the Pomo and Patwin people suffered further indignities in the 20th century after the U.S. designated small reservations for them, only to reverse course and strip them of those lands and ...