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Helen Rae, the contemporary artist who broke down barriers in art, age and accessibility has died at 83. Helen Rae, the visual artist who was inspired by couture photography, transformed simple [...]

California’s continuing to get vaccines distributed, based on a special set of priority “phases.” It started with “Phase 1A,” which included health care workers and [...]

This article is to share resources only. It is not intended to encourage or discourage you from receiving the vaccine. It is informational only. Please know that if you are in either Phase 1A or [...]

In 1988, the United States Congress declared October National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), which focuses on the disabilities community’s employment needs, while [...]

TODAY is National Voter Registration Day! Voting is one very important way you let your voices be heard and make known your values, your views, and how you think your government should represent [...]

In times of so much uncertainty, the contributions we have received, so far, through our Moving Forward Campaign mean…     Tierra associates continue to work and volunteer for our [...]

The Department of Developmental Services (DDS) is holding its first of three Townhall Zoom Meetings on “Alternative Service Delivery” Proposed Emergency Regs! Capacity has been [...]

I would like to invite each of you into a dialogue about our future together. Tierra del Sol started in 1971 as a collaborative partnership between families, people served, and the staff. When I [...]

It’s not every day Mario Lopez and Councilmember Nury Martinez knock on your door with a generous supply of Heart Water and a selection of meals! Aura Herrera, artist in Tierra’s [...]

Over the 4th of July weekend, I had the opportunity to watch the musical Hamilton. While Andrew Lloyd may still be my favorite playwright, this song caught my eye or should I say ear – [...]