Jessica Blough is an assistant editor at Alta Journal. She is a recent graduate of Tufts University and former editor in chief of The Tufts Daily.
Sands Hall explores allegations that author Wallace Stegner plagiarized parts of his Pulitzer Prize–winning Angle of Repose.
The Golden State’s kelp forests—complex ecosystems that have been ravaged by climate change—are disappearing.
A playwright turned literary detective on what Wallace Stegner took from Mary Hallock Foote.
“For me, it was a moment of such gratitude that I got the opportunity to start, make, and finish a film that will outlive us all."
NFTs are a billion-dollar industry—but what on earth (or the internet) are they?
What’s so funny about growing up in a country where people regularly tell you “Go back to where you came from”? Quite a lot.
"So who needs the Oscars anymore?”
Roberto Lovato and Gustavo Arellano have a candid conversation on the cultural history of psychedelics and their uncertain future.
Sarah Shun-lien Bynum’s Likes captures the nuances of an 11-year-old girl’s emotions when posting on social media.
Wednesday, January 26, at 12:30 p.m. Pacific time
Few people are as fascinated by Fresno as Danielle Bergstrom, and her enthusiasm for this Central Valley hub is infectious.
Forget your troubles, c’mon get happy with this special Alta Live.
Getting to know the women leading the natural wine charge.
Print, glorious print!
Dr. Chris Lowe says the waters are much safer than Jaws would have you believe.
Two California barbecue enthusiasts dish on the best brisket rub and what flavors define the state.
One Year, 12 Books, 5,000 Visions of California
Alta received recognition for reporting, feature writing, illustration, photography, and more.
The illustrator dives into her artistic process and lockdown project turned book.
