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Angel Arias

Angel Arias

Angel Arias is a passionate writer and a contributor at The Arias Journal. He brings fresh perspectives on technology and health, focusing on impactful stories in Southern California.

📍 Los Angeles

Another Holiday Break

Dear Readers, As the year winds down, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude for your continued support and engagement with The Arias Journal. Your trust in our work motivates us to strive for excellence in every article, interview, and insight we share. To celebrate the

Traditions That Bring Us Together

As the year winds down, Southern California transforms into a holiday haven that balances festive cheer with its unique cultural vibrancy. From snowy getaways in Big Bear to sunlit celebrations along the Pacific Coast, the holiday season here offers a blend of traditions that reflect the diversity and spirit of

Holiday Break: The Journal Will Return Soon

Dear Readers, As the holiday season approaches, I want to take this opportunity to express our deepest gratitude for your unwavering support of The Arias Journal. Over the past two years, your engagement with our work has been the driving force behind everything we do. When I first began this

The Electric Car Divide: A Snapshot of California’s Transition

A Glimpse into Atherton’s Electric Car Landscape In Atherton, one of the nation's wealthiest towns, the picturesque scene is marked by grand oak trees and pristine hedges framing opulent mansions. These estates, often owned by Silicon Valley’s elite, are nestled within gated communities, showcasing sprawling six-bedroom

California’s Affordable Housing Crisis: Searching for Solutions

California, the nation’s most populous state, is facing an unprecedented affordable housing crisis. With rent prices skyrocketing and homeownership becoming increasingly unattainable, residents are struggling to find stable, affordable housing. The crisis has contributed to a growing homeless population, forced displacement, and a widening gap between income and housing

Ranchers and the Battle Over California’s Water

Ranchers Defy State Orders Amid Drought The land that Jim Scala and his family have been ranching for three generations is parched and brown as far as he can see. The pond where his cattle used to drink is now a mere puddle, ringed with cracked mud. In past years,

CalMatters Sues LAHSA Over Hidden Reports in Homeless Shelters

A string of sexual assaults in Los Angeles shelters. A brutal murder in a motel transformed into emergency pandemic housing. Rats, roaches, and garbage piling up in supposed safe havens. These disturbing incidents are just the tip of the iceberg in the city’s sprawling network of homeless shelters. For

California’s Youngest Water Negotiator on the Colorado River Board

Rising to the Challenge When the most critical water negotiations in a century began this fall, the largest and most powerful state at the table—California—was represented by its youngest member: 27-year-old J.B. Hamby. A recent Stanford graduate who earned his degree just four years ago, Hamby has

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

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