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A tornado in Southern California damaged dozens of structures, snapping beams and ripping off roofs

Micaela Vargas stood in front of her Kia Telluride, which she'd parked near her workplace in Montebello on Wednesday afternoon. Unfortunately, Vargas, who lives in Whittier, did not appear to be able to drive the vehicle home. A massive, leafy section of a tree had been thrown on

Snow in San Bernardino and Gov. Newsom declares a state of emergency

Governor Gavin Newsom announced a state of emergency Wednesday to help California counties impacted by the recent severe winter storms. The proclamation went out for these counties: Amador Kern Los Angeles Madera Mariposa Mono Nevada San Bernardino San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara Sierra Sonoma Tulare According to a press release,

Civil rights groups file a lawsuit to block Newsom's plan for treating people with mental illness

A coalition of disability and civil rights advocates have filed a lawsuit with the California Supreme Court, seeking to halt the implementation of a new program called CARE Court (Community Assistance, Recovery, and Empowerment). The program, which was announced by Governor Gavin Newsom in March, aims to address severe mental

Nurses organize a strike in San Bernardino

On Thursday, a group of nurses at the Community Hospital of San Bernardino picketed outside the hospital for better working conditions. The San Bernardino nurses joined a larger day of action organized by the California Nurses Association, an affiliate of National Nurses United. The nurses decided to picket after what

New California laws in 2023 include a fur ban, new state holidays

Numerous bills signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom are set to take effect on Jan. 1, 2023. They include a ban on new fur clothing, four new state holidays, and new guidance around ticketing jaywalking pedestrians on California's streets. No more new furs One of the oldest

Helen Tran Becomes San Bernardino's New Mayor

On Tuesday, November 8, voter turnout was low in both Inland Empire counties. Although this is unusual for a midterm election, it is possible that this year's high winds and heavy rain contributed to the low turnout. Registrar of Voters Offices in Riverside and San Bernardino counties reported

The City of San Bernardino wants homeowners to get an annual business license

The City of San Bernardino will begin to require homeowners to obtain an annual business license from the city in order to continue to rent out their own properties. The City of San Bernardino will also begin to place liens on 248 properties throughout the city for unpaid business registration

San Bernardino City Council Votes to fatten their wallets

Beginning in December, members of the San Bernardino City Council will earn $37,500 a year, a 167% increase over the previous four years. The increase will take effect when those elected to new terms this year are sworn in. The mayor's new $50,000 pay will also

San Bernardino Mayoral Candidates battle Ideas

Nearing San Bernardino Mayoral Elections this month at one of the latest debates between Mayoral Candidates Jim Penman and Helen Tran sponsored by the Northwest Project Area Committee held at the Sixteenth Street Seventh Day Adventist Church where the attendees heard two different versions of the future of the City

Chinese Gaming Company Names AI Robot As CEO.

This has been a darn good week for robots. Elon Musk’s new pet project of creating a lifelike robot that will be able to work on a Tesla assembly line is getting closer and closer to reality, and now something even more futuristically unbelievable; a virtual human, aka a