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CalMatters Sues LAHSA Over Hidden Reports in Homeless Shelters

A string of sexual assaults in Los Angeles shelters. A brutal murder in a motel transformed into emergency pandemic housing. Rats, roaches, and garbage piling up in supposed safe havens. These disturbing incidents are just the tip of the iceberg in the city’s sprawling network of homeless shelters. For

California Legislature Moves to Ban Legacy Admissions in Private Colleges

California's Legislature has passed a bill aimed at eliminating legacy admissions at the state’s private nonprofit colleges, a move that could reshape college admissions in one of the most influential states in the U.S. If signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, this legislation would prohibit colleges from

California Increases Fines for Water Violations

In a significant move aimed at protecting California’s water resources amidst ongoing drought conditions, state lawmakers have approved a substantial increase in fines for water rights violations. This legislation was sparked by a high-profile incident in which ranchers in Siskiyou County defied state curtailment orders, drawing water from the

California’s Youngest Water Negotiator on the Colorado River Board

Rising to the Challenge When the most critical water negotiations in a century began this fall, the largest and most powerful state at the table—California—was represented by its youngest member: 27-year-old J.B. Hamby. A recent Stanford graduate who earned his degree just four years ago, Hamby has

California's AI Bill Advances: Balancing Innovation with Safety

In a significant move that has garnered national attention, California's ambitious artificial intelligence (AI) bill has successfully cleared a major legislative hurdle. The bill, which aims to bolster transparency, safety, and accountability in AI development, narrowly passed the California Assembly on Wednesday. Now, with final approval from the

New Online Document Renewal

In an era where efficiency and convenience are paramount, U.S. travelers now have access to digital solutions that could significantly simplify how they manage essential travel documents. From online passport renewals to mobile driver's licenses, the recent changes are designed to streamline the process for travelers across

California Attorney General Urges Tech Companies to Fight AI Misinformation Pre-Election

As artificial intelligence (AI) and social media platforms continue to play a significant role in the spread of information, California Attorney General Rob Bonta has taken proactive steps to ensure the integrity of upcoming elections. In a letter addressed to the CEOs of leading tech companies, Bonta underscored the importance

From neighborhood detailer to the Air Force One detailing team

Anthony Marquez, a dual-certified automotive detailer from The Detail Pros in Rancho Cucamonga, has recently achieved a significant milestone in his career. Marquez, a San Bernardino native, made his debut with the prestigious Air Force One Detailing Team at Seattle’s Museum of Flight. His involvement in this annual event

Kenneth Chapa Appointed as San Bernardino’s New Economic Development Director

The City of San Bernardino has made a significant move in bolstering its economic development efforts with the appointment of Kenneth Chapa as the new Economic Development Director. Chapa officially began his role on July 15, bringing with him a wealth of experience in economic development and tourism. A Distinguished

The Surprising Success of Tim Walz

This summer, we at The Arias Journal ventured into bold territory with our opinion on Kamala Harris’s selection of Tim Walz as her vice-presidential running mate. While we hadn't previously published detailed critiques on Walz, we posed the question of whether his choice might be a misstep.