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Erick Bailon

Erick Bailon

Erick Bailon, an aspiring media enthusiast, ventures into The Arias Journal, fueled by a passion for storytelling and a fresh perspective.

📍 Los Angeles

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

Concerns and Regulation over Autonomous Taxis

Concerns about Safety Amidst Waymo's provision of complimentary rides in Santa Monica and Venice, concerns about the safety of autonomous vehicles have escalated among Los Angeles officials. Mayor Bass has urged regulators to intensify their scrutiny of automated taxis and asserted that the city should play a role

Adam Schiff Enters California Senate Race

Section 1: Critical Endorsement in California Senate Race In a significant development for California’s closely watched Senate primary, the Los Angeles Times has thrown its support behind Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), providing a substantial boost to his candidacy in a race that is anticipated to be the most expensive

Legal Battle Ends: Family of San Bernardino Terrorist Relinquishes Insurance Proceeds

Section 1: Background and Policies The article discusses the forfeiture of life insurance policies owned by Syed Rizwan Farook, the San Bernardino terrorist attacker. It details the two policies, one received in 2012 through his job and another purchased in 2013 from Minnesota Life Insurance Co. Section 2: Terrorist Plans

State Hires Security Under California 10 Freeway

Introduction More than a month after an arson fire damaged a vital Los Angeles freeway, the state of California has taken precautionary measures by hiring security guards to oversee leased properties under the 10 Freeway. The sites, leased to a bankrupt businessman, Ahmad Anthony Nowaid, were compromised in the November

The Journal is on holiday break

As the year comes to a close and the holiday spirit fills the air, The Arias Journal team is taking a well-deserved break to recharge and spend quality time with loved ones. This brief hiatus from our regular publishing schedule allows our dedicated team of writers, editors, and contributors to

Behind the Veiled Plot of Chalino Sanchez's Brush with Fate

Introduction: In the recesses of memory, Edward Alvarado Gallegos casts his mind back to a pivotal night in 1992, where the threads of his destiny intertwined with the legendary Chalino Sanchez. Both hailing from impoverished beginnings in Sinaloa, their lives converged on a chaotic night at Plaza Los Arcos in

California's Healthcare Worker Minimum Wage Law: The Costly Challenge

The Cost Unveiled When California Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 525 into law, establishing a groundbreaking minimum wage for healthcare workers, concerns about its fiscal impact were initially veiled in uncertainty. However, three weeks after the bill's enactment, the fiscal repercussions have come to light. The estimated price

Mt. Vernon Bridge frontage road Closed for Good says SBCTA

Introduction In a bold move toward infrastructure revitalization, the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority (SBCTA) has embarked on a transformative journey to reconstruct the Mt. Vernon Avenue Bridge. This ambitious project entails the closure of the frontage road between 2nd and 3rd Streets, a strategic decision aimed at facilitating the