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Jesus M. Arias

Jesus M. Arias

Jesus M. Arias is the founder and current Editor In Chief of The Arias Journal which was established in 2020 during the Pandemic to provide vital information to its readers and continues to do so.

📍 Los Angeles

Exclusive Interview: Zeinab Ferdous & her vision for Bell

In a world where educators often remain unsung heroes, Zeinab Ferdous has emerged as a shining example of how passion for teaching and community involvement can lead to greater leadership roles. As a math teacher at Magnolia Science Academy and a graduate student at Eastern University, Zeinab has already built

Exclusive: Alex Alarcon’s Legacy and the Future of Verdemont

For years, Alex Alarcon has been a pillar of leadership and community service in Verdemont, a vibrant neighborhood within the City of San Bernardino. As the Community Service Program Coordinator, his work uplifted local youth, strengthened educational partnerships, and fostered a culture of civic responsibility. His ability to blend mentorship,

The Next Phase of The Arias Journal

Dear Readers, After a brief pause, The Arias Journal is back—refreshed, refocused, and ready to continue delivering the bold, in-depth journalism you’ve come to expect. Over the past few months, our team members have moved on to explore new endeavors, leaving me, Jesús M. Arias, as the sole

Letter from the Editor

Dear Readers, I want to take a moment to personally thank you for your continued support of The Arias Journal. Over the years, this publication has grown into a platform for in-depth stories, thoughtful analysis, and bold perspectives—all made possible by the dedication of our small but passionate team.

A Guide to Immigrants' Rights in the U.S.

The United States is a nation built on the principles of freedom and justice, ensuring that everyone within its borders, regardless of immigration status, is entitled to certain constitutional protections. Recognizing and asserting these rights is crucial for immigrants to safeguard their liberties and well-being. The Right to Remain Silent

Protest in San Bernardino Turns Violent Amid Clashes with Police

San Bernardino witnessed a night of unrest on Monday, Feb. 3, as a peaceful protest against President Donald Trump’s proposed mass deportations escalated into violent confrontations between demonstrators and law enforcement. The protest, which started in the morning, culminated in a standoff near the 215 Freeway, leading to multiple

The $30 AI Breakthrough: Berkeley Researchers Challenge the Cost of Innovation

A Game-Changing Discovery in AI Research A team of researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, has sent shockwaves through the artificial intelligence community by claiming they have replicated the core technology behind DeepSeek’s groundbreaking AI—all for a mere $30. This revelation adds a new twist to the

Southern California Edison Transmission Tower May Have Ignited Deadly Eaton Fire

Introduction A newly released video offers compelling evidence suggesting that the catastrophic Eaton fire, which killed 17 people and destroyed over 9,000 structures, may have been sparked by a Southern California Edison (SCE) transmission tower. The footage appears to show flashes of blue and white light near the electrical

California Attorney General Rob Bonta Signals Readiness for Legal Battles Over Trump’s Executive Orders

Trump’s Sweeping Immigration Actions On Monday night, President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders targeting immigration, including efforts to militarize enforcement and revoke birthright citizenship. As these policies take effect, California Attorney General Rob Bonta has vowed to closely monitor their implications and take legal action if

The Assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Unraveling the Mystery On the evening of April 4, 1968, the world lost a towering figure of justice and peace when Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee. Known for his nonviolent fight for civil rights, Dr. King had become