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Owners of Popular Catalina Island Restaurant Charged with Wage Theft

Allegations Surface The owners of a beloved Catalina Island diner and pizza restaurant have found themselves facing serious legal repercussions. Los Angeles County prosecutors have charged Jack Arthur Tucey, 80, and Yueh Mei Tucey, 75, with several labor-related offenses, including withholding substantial wages from their employees and demanding them to

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

Los Angeles City Employee Safely Evacuated from Gaza

Mayor's Relief and Acknowledgment A Los Angeles city employee who had been trapped in Gaza for weeks has been successfully evacuated from the besieged territory, announced the office of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass. Mayor Karen Bass expressed her relief and shared the good news, saying, "Our

Honoring Our Heroes: Veterans Day

The Legacy of Veterans Day Every year, on November 11th, our nation comes together to commemorate Veterans Day, a day with deep historical roots that serves as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by the men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. It is

Governor Newsom's Diplomatic Journey in China: Reflections and Agenda

A Unique Experience California Governor Gavin Newsom recently returned home from an extraordinary journey in China, marking a departure from his usual role as governor. This was the first time he ventured onto the world stage, and it happened during a period of heightened global tensions. In this article, we

Baby Alligators Found in San Bernardino Home

An Unexpected Investigation San Bernardino police were recently involved in an investigation of a squatters case at a residence in the city. However, what they stumbled upon during their operation was far from the ordinary. Inside the residence, hidden away from the public eye, were two baby alligators. The surprising

San Bernardino's Mount Vernon Avenue Bridge Reconstruction Is Underway

The Unveiling of Progress Reconstruction of the Mt. Vernon Avenue Bridge in San Bernardino has resumed, marking a significant milestone in a project that the community has eagerly awaited. This essential infrastructure project hit a temporary pause, which allowed the BNSF Railway to accommodate its operations. However, the city'

San Bernardino Officials Denounce Racism Amidst Recent Racist Remarks

Section 1: Condemnation of Racism San Bernardino city officials swiftly condemned racism following a disturbing incident during a City Council meeting. Mayor Helen Tran assured the public that their response to the incident would define the city's resolve. Section 2: The Unfortunate Incident During the October 18 meeting,

Demolition Progresses at Carousel Mall: Unveiling a New Perspective

A Startling Revelation Demolition has been quietly underway at the once-thriving Carousel Mall in downtown San Bernardino, which closed in 2017. This year, the mall's transformation has become visible as a whole exterior wall was removed, revealing its interior. A Three-Level Discovery During daylight hours, a closer examination

In the Heart of San Bernardino

An Insightful Journey Jesus M. Arias, the Editor-in-Chief of The Arias Journal, is on a dedicated mission to understand better the residents of San Bernardino County, situated in the heart of Southern California. This sprawling and diverse region is known for its natural beauty, vibrant communities, and unique cultural tapestry.