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The majority of Americans think political unrest will worsen in the country and that future generations will find it less democratic than it is now. We believe that things could alter.

San Bernardino City Council Meeting Sees Tensions Rise Over City Attorney’s Evaluation

On November 20, a San Bernardino City Council meeting erupted into chaos, marked by heated arguments, accusations, and political drama. The catalyst for the discord was Mayor Helen Tran’s decision to remove the performance evaluation of City Attorney Sonia R. Carvalho from the closed session agenda, setting off a

Biden’s Final Chapter: A Push for Lasting Impact Amid Transition

As Donald Trump’s potential electoral victory becomes clearer, the Biden administration enters its final phase with a narrowing window to accomplish critical goals before the power transfer. A Trump win might spare the United States prolonged legal battles. Still, the months leading up to January are set to bring

Josie Gonzales Leads in San Bernardino County Assessor Race

Early Results Show Gonzales in the Lead In the race for San Bernardino County assessor, former supervisor Josie Gonzales holds a significant lead, positioning herself as a strong contender to replace the late Bob Dutton. As of 10 p.m., with 18.7% of the votes counted, Gonzales leads with

San Bernardino District Attorney Charges Man with Multiple Arson Counts in Devastating Line Fire

Overview of the Incident On Thursday, September 12, 2024, the San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office announced multiple arson charges against 34-year-old Justin Wayne Halstenberg of Norco. Halstenberg is accused of intentionally starting the Line Fire, a devastating blaze that originated in the City of Highland on September 5.

San Bernardino District Attorney Jason Anderson Defends Measure L and Calls for a Raise

A Response to Recent Criticism of Measure L San Bernardino County District Attorney Jason Anderson recently published a commentary defending Measure L, a proposed measure that would secure consistent public safety funding and adjust the salaries of the county’s district attorney and sheriff. Responding to recent editorials opposing Measure

California Attorney General Under Scrutiny

It was a vision designed to bring much-needed renewable energy and union jobs to West Oakland, a region burdened by air pollution and economic struggles. The pitch, centered around the construction of a biodiesel plant that would transform grease and vegetable oils into renewable fuel, captured the attention of then-Assembly

Voting Made Easy: How to Cast Your Ballot

As we approach the 2024 general election, it’s crucial for every resident of San Bernardino County to ensure that their voice is heard. With various options available for casting your ballot, this guide will provide you with everything you need to know about registering and voting in our community.

Los Angeles Times Editor Resigns

The Resignation of Mariel Garza and Its Aftermath In a surprising shakeup, Mariel Garza, head of the Los Angeles Times editorial department, resigned following the paper’s decision not to endorse a candidate in the 2024 presidential race. The move, which Garza called “perplexing to readers, and possibly suspicious,” follows

California Legislature Moves to Ban Legacy Admissions in Private Colleges

California's Legislature has passed a bill aimed at eliminating legacy admissions at the state’s private nonprofit colleges, a move that could reshape college admissions in one of the most influential states in the U.S. If signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, this legislation would prohibit colleges from

Navigating Tribal-State Relations in SoCal

Southern California is home to a rich tapestry of Native American tribes, each with its own unique governance structures and cultural heritage. These tribal governments operate as sovereign entities, yet they must also navigate the complex landscape of cooperation with state and federal authorities. This article explores the intricate relationships