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GM ends production of groundbreaking Chevy Bolt EV.

Officially ending production General Motors (GM) announced in an earnings call on Tuesday that it will officially end production of the Chevrolet Bolt, the automaker's electric vehicle (EV). Introduced in 2017, the Bolt was the most affordable electric vehicle on the market, with a starting price of $26,

Governor Gavin Newsom Plans to Lift California's COVID-19 State of Emergency

The End of Covid? California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced that he plans to lift the COVID-19 state of emergency in February 2022, citing the significant decrease in hospitalizations and deaths thanks to public vaccination efforts. The decision will allow the state's healthcare system to have the necessary

Biden's data privacy crackdown chills health industry advertising and Profits

Federal data privacy crackdowns Healthcare companies are facing new challenges as a series of federal data privacy crackdowns are making it more complicated for them to market their services online. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is leading the way in this new enforcement push by fining telehealth companies for violating

Universal USB-C Standard Mandated by California for All Devices

New California Mandate If you're tired of having a cluttered drawer filled with old chargers and tangled wires, then you might be in luck in the next few years. California is set to make history as the first U.S. state to mandate that all electronic devices, including

San Bernardino Defends Carousel Mall Redevelopment as Legal

Was the law broken? The state housing department has withdrawn its approval of the redevelopment plans for the 50-year-old Carousel Mall in San Bernardino, California. The state's Department of Housing and Community Development accused the city of failing to negotiate with affordable housing developers who had shown interest

Tackling Homelessness in San Bernardino: Initiatives and Solutions

Addressing Homelessness San Bernardino, a city located in Southern California, is not immune to the issue of homelessness. Like many other cities across the nation, San Bernardino has seen a rise in homelessness in recent years. The city has taken various initiatives to tackle this issue and provide solutions to

Fairness in State Funding: Is San Bernardino County Receiving Its Share?

If the county is getting short-changed, the threat of secession from California looms In November 2016, San Bernardino County voters approved Measure EE, a proposal that gives the San Bernardino County elected representatives the power to study and advocate for all options to obtain the county's fair share

San Bernardino County to spend more than $72 million fighting homelessness

Homelessness Crisis San Bernardino County in California has been grappling with a growing homelessness crisis for years, with the pandemic only exacerbating the situation. But now, officials are taking action to address the issue by investing millions of dollars into housing for those who are at risk of homelessness or

San Bernardino Welcomes ABC Supply CO. as It Establishes a New Branch

ABC Supply comes to San Bernardino ABC Supply, the largest wholesale distributor of roofing and other select building products in the United States, has been expanding its operations in California. The company has recently opened a new branch in San Bernardino, which has been contributing to the city's

Religion's Impact on California's Cultural Identity Throughout History

The History Religion has played a significant role in shaping the history and cultural identity of California, from its early days as a Spanish colony to its status as one of the most diverse states in the country. When Spanish missionaries arrived in California in the late 1700s, they brought