Unincorporated, Underserved
Where the City Doesn’t Go
Drive just fifteen minutes past the
The Rise of Contract Cities: Why more SoCal cities are outsourcing public services
A Quiet Transformation
If you’ve ever driven through cities like La
Mandatory Trash Bins Coming to San Bernardino? What Residents Need to Know
San Bernardino residents may soon notice changes to their waste collection system.
Navigating AI Regulation in a Fractured Digital World
Artificial intelligence is no longer an emerging force; it is a shaping
California Fights Back: Inside the Legal War Against DOGE’s Federal Cuts
When the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)—a federal agency created under
From rising gas prices to faltering leadership
Dear Readers,
This week has felt like a moment of national déjà
Letter from the Editor: Thank You
Dear Readers,
What began as a small experiment has evolved into a
Letter from the Editor: Introducing Arias Pro
Dear Readers,
As The Arias Journal enters a new chapter, I’m
San Bernardino County Ranks 6th for 2025 AI-Driven Service Innovation
Tech Leadership at the Helm
Under the guidance of CIO Lynn Fyhrlund,
Governor Newsom Appoints CSUSB Alumnus as CSU Student Trustee
A Voice for Nearly Half a Million Students
Governor Gavin Newsom has
Former San Bernardino District Attorney Faces State Bar Suspension Over Deleted Evidence
Michael Ramos, formerly the District Attorney of San Bernardino County, has reached
Council Member Kim Knaus Advocates for Collaboration
San Bernardino City Councilmember Kim Knaus (Ward 5) is advocating for a