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Dear Readers, What began as a small experiment has evolved into a publication dedicated to delivering thoughtful, balanced journalism to Southern California and beyond. In 2020, I launched Satire Script—a simple email newsletter sent to nine friends. It was a mix of COVID updates and quirky local stories, sustained

Michael Ramos, formerly the District Attorney of San Bernardino County, has reached an agreement with the California State Bar to suspend his law license for six months. The suspension stems from allegations that Ramos intentionally deleted emails and text messages related to a 2017 corruption case. Background of the Corruption

San Bernardino City Councilmember Kim Knaus (Ward 5) is advocating for a renewed vision of fiscal discipline, cross-sector partnerships, and unified leadership to guide the city forward. Drawing on her experience as a longtime public servant and current head of Intraurban Strategies, Knaus is focused on delivering practical solutions to

Verdemont, a vibrant neighborhood nestled within the city of San Bernardino, California, has been witnessing positive transformations under the dedicated leadership of Alex Alarcon, the Community Service Program Coordinator. With a passion for community engagement and a deep commitment to youth development, Alarcon has been instrumental in implementing impactful programs

In a world where educators often remain unsung heroes, Zeinab Ferdous has emerged as a shining example of how passion for teaching and community involvement can lead to greater leadership roles. As a math teacher at Magnolia Science Academy and a graduate student at Eastern University, Zeinab has already built