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Exclusive: Alex Alarcon and Empowering Verdemont's Youth through Community Service

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

Exclusive Interview: Zeinab Ferdous & her vision for Bell

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

Exclusive: Alex Alarcon’s Legacy and the Future of Verdemont

For years, Alex Alarcon has been a pillar of leadership and community service in Verdemont, a vibrant neighborhood within the City of San Bernardino. As the Community Service Program Coordinator, his work uplifted local youth, strengthened educational partnerships, and fostered a culture of civic responsibility. His ability to blend mentorship,

A Guide to Immigrants' Rights in the U.S.

The United States is a nation built on the principles of freedom and justice, ensuring that everyone within its borders, regardless of immigration status, is entitled to certain constitutional protections. Recognizing and asserting these rights is crucial for immigrants to safeguard their liberties and well-being. The Right to Remain Silent

Consulate Offers Resources and Protection Amid Rising Immigration Concerns

Consulate's Commitment to Mexican Nationals in Southern California Mexican nationals living in the Inland Empire can rest assured that the Mexican government is offering robust support. Julio Huerta, Deputy Consul at the Mexican Consulate in San Bernardino, emphasized that the consulate stands by its citizens, saying, “They are

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From neighborhood detailer to the Air Force One detailing team

Anthony Marquez, a dual-certified automotive detailer from The Detail Pros in Rancho Cucamonga, has recently achieved a significant milestone in his career. Marquez, a San Bernardino native, made his debut with the prestigious Air Force One Detailing Team at Seattle’s Museum of Flight. His involvement in this annual event

Kenneth Chapa Appointed as San Bernardino’s New Economic Development Director

The City of San Bernardino has made a significant move in bolstering its economic development efforts with the appointment of Kenneth Chapa as the new Economic Development Director. Chapa officially began his role on July 15, bringing with him a wealth of experience in economic development and tourism. A Distinguished

The Surprising Success of Tim Walz

This summer, we at The Arias Journal ventured into bold territory with our opinion on Kamala Harris’s selection of Tim Walz as her vice-presidential running mate. While we hadn't previously published detailed critiques on Walz, we posed the question of whether his choice might be a misstep.

EPA’s Immediate Ban on Dangerous Herbicide: A Closer Look

In a rare and urgent move, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued an immediate ban on the herbicide DCPA, commonly known as Dacthal. This decision follows significant concerns about the chemical's impact on human health, particularly for pregnant women and their unborn children. The ban

California Highway Patrol Faces High Vacancy Rates Despite Record Raises

The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is grappling with a significant challenge: a high vacancy rate in its officer positions, even as the agency has rolled out historic pay raises and incentives. Last year, nearly one in six CHP positions were unfilled, a sharp increase from 2019 levels. This staffing shortfall

Letter from the Editor: Introducing Seymour the Snail

Dear Readers, At The Arias Journal, we’re always evolving to serve you better, and I’m excited to share a new chapter in our journey: the introduction of our new mascot, Seymour the Snail. You may be wondering—why a snail? It’s a question worth asking, and the

Fighting Fire: How California is Tackling Its Wildfire Crisis

Wildfires in California have become an annual occurrence, devastating communities, ecosystems, and economies across the state. In recent years, record-breaking fires have ravaged millions of acres, destroying homes and lives in their path. The increasing frequency and intensity of these fires have drawn attention to the pressing need for effective

San Bernardino County Nurses Demand Action for Patient Safety

On August 6, 2024, registered nurses from San Bernardino County made a powerful statement during the Board of Supervisors meeting, raising urgent concerns about severe patient safety issues resulting from chronic short staffing. With over 125 reported incidents of unsafe patient care at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center (ARMC) alone, these

Stay Informed: How to Sign Up for Local Emergency Alerts

Since 2013, natural disasters have impacted nearly 90% of U.S. counties, highlighting the critical need for effective early warning systems. Despite widespread awareness about preparing emergency kits, a recent FEMA survey reveals a concerning decline in the number of people signed up to receive emergency alerts and warnings. Early

Another Near Miss for Trump: The Incident in West Palm Beach

The 2024 U.S. presidential campaign has been marked by an unsettling trend of violence, with former President Donald Trump once again at the center of an assassination attempt. The most recent incident, where a gunman came dangerously close to the former president, has highlighted the rising tide of political