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Angel Arias

Angel Arias

Angel Arias is a seasoned journalist at the forefront of investigative reporting. Dedicated to uncovering the truth, amplifying underrepresented voices, and fostering positive change.

📍 Los Angeles

California Election Workers Navigate Challenges Amid Threats and Turnover

Since 2020, California's election workers have faced unprecedented challenges, from the lingering impacts of COVID-19 to heightened tensions fueled by election fraud conspiracy theories. This period has been tumultuous, marked by significant turnover and incidents of threats and harassment against election officials. Turnover and Safety Concerns The California

Record Turnout at Mexican Consulate in San Bernardino

Thousands Arrive from Across Regions to Vote in Historic Mexican Presidential Election, Many Turned Away San Bernardino, CA - A historic wave of over 2,000 individuals arrived at the Mexican Consulate in downtown San Bernardino to cast their votes in Mexico's significant presidential election. The crowd consisted

More on the California High-speed rail project

Brightline West is set to break ground this month on its ambitious $12 billion high-speed rail project linking Las Vegas and Southern California. The groundbreaking ceremony, scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Monday at the future Brightline West station site in Las Vegas marks a historic milestone for the project.

Navigating Wellness in a Modern World

The State of Health Today In an age where medical advancements have reached unprecedented heights, it's paradoxical that many societies struggle with deteriorating health. Despite breakthroughs in treatments and technology, lifestyle diseases like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease are on the rise. This article explores the complex interplay

History of San Bernardino's Senior Nutrition

Introduction: Nourishing Lives, Building Community In the heart of San Bernardino, a city pulsating with history, culture, and a commitment to community welfare, the Senior Nutrition Program has been a cornerstone of support for older residents. Over the years, this program has not just provided essential nourishment but has become

Asusena Soren Appointed Deputy City Manager of San Bernardino

Introduction The City of San Bernardino has recently announced the appointment of Asusena “Suzie” Soren as its new Deputy City Manager. This significant move comes as Soren, previously the City’s Director of Human Resources, steps into a role overseeing critical departments, including Finance, Information Technology, Animal Services, Human Resources,

Navigating Changes in Medi-Cal Coverage: What You Need to Know

As California resumes eligibility checks for Medi-Cal, tens of thousands of residents face the risk of losing their health insurance each month. The state, which temporarily suspended eligibility reviews during the COVID-19 pandemic, is now evaluating approximately 16 million people from June 2023 to May 2024. This process has resulted

The Return of Penmanship in Public Schools

In an era dominated by keyboards and screens California has taken a bold step by reinstating cursive instruction in public school curricula. This move, part of a growing trend in several states, sparks debates on the relevance and significance of teaching cursive in today's digital world. Ayan Patience&

The Impact of the $20-An-Hour Minimum Wage on Businesses

California's fast-food landscape is undergoing seismic changes As a new state law promises a substantial boost in hourly wages for fast-food workers. Marcus Walberg, owner of four Fatburger franchises in Los Angeles, shares insights into the challenges and strategic shifts his restaurants are making to weather this unprecedented

California’s Budget Crisis: Newsom Proposes Cuts to Tackle $37.9-Billion Deficit

Budgetary Strain Unveiled: The $37.9-Billion Challenge In the face of a considerable $37.9-billion budget deficit, California finds itself grappling with the aftermath of weaker-than-expected state revenues, overspending based on inaccurate budget projections, and delayed tax deadlines. Governor Newsom’s new deficit estimate, more than double the previous shortfall