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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.

San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department Launches Teen Survival Driving Course

Introduction: In an effort to promote safe and responsible teen driving, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department is set to launch an exciting educational initiative. Beginning next month, the department will conduct a comprehensive "Teen Survival Driving" course at the Frank Bland Regional Training Center in

San Bernardino Welcomes New City Manager Amid Controversy

Introduction: San Bernardino has a new city manager, but the appointment comes with a cloud of controversy. In a 5-3 vote during a City Council meeting on October 18, Mayor Helen Tran and the council officially offered the city's top administrative position to Charles A. Montoya, who is

Gag Order Issued Against Donald Trump in Landmark D.C. Trial

I. Introduction In a groundbreaking legal development, U.S. District Judge Tanya S. Chutkan issued a limited gag order against former President Donald Trump on Monday. The order pertains to the upcoming D.C. trial where Trump faces charges of conspiring to obstruct the results of the 2020 election. This

McCarthy feels 'very good' Jim Jordan will become House speaker ahead of crucial floor vote

The hallowed halls of the U.S. House of Representatives have become the battleground for a high-stakes power struggle. The focus of this political drama is the race for House Speaker, with former Speaker Kevin McCarthy at the center of it all, expressing his unwavering confidence in the candidacy of

Biden's trip to Israel would have security and political risks

U.S. President Joe Biden's administration finds itself at a pivotal juncture, grappling with complex security and political challenges as it considers a potential visit to Israel. The invitation, extended by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, carries significant implications as the Middle East navigates precarious regional dynamics. This