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The Espionage Act: A Threat to Press Freedom

A Historic Charge As summer unfolds, the media landscape is abuzz with a striking image on every major news outlet: a journalist surrounded by a phalanx of black suits, being escorted across a brick plaza to a federal courthouse in Alexandria, Virginia. This moment is historic—the journalist in question

San Bernardino District Attorney Jason Anderson Defends Measure L and Calls for a Raise

A Response to Recent Criticism of Measure L San Bernardino County District Attorney Jason Anderson recently published a commentary defending Measure L, a proposed measure that would secure consistent public safety funding and adjust the salaries of the county’s district attorney and sheriff. Responding to recent editorials opposing Measure

California Attorney General Under Scrutiny

It was a vision designed to bring much-needed renewable energy and union jobs to West Oakland, a region burdened by air pollution and economic struggles. The pitch, centered around the construction of a biodiesel plant that would transform grease and vegetable oils into renewable fuel, captured the attention of then-Assembly

Voting Made Easy: How to Cast Your Ballot

As we approach the 2024 general election, it’s crucial for every resident of San Bernardino County to ensure that their voice is heard. With various options available for casting your ballot, this guide will provide you with everything you need to know about registering and voting in our community.

California’s Bold Water Strategy: Governor Newsom’s New Plan

Governor Gavin Newsom has launched an ambitious strategy to address California's ongoing water crisis. This comprehensive plan aims to enhance the state's water supply amidst the challenges posed by climate change, which is expected to reduce California’s water availability by 10% due to warmer and

Los Angeles Times Editor Resigns

The Resignation of Mariel Garza and Its Aftermath In a surprising shakeup, Mariel Garza, head of the Los Angeles Times editorial department, resigned following the paper’s decision not to endorse a candidate in the 2024 presidential race. The move, which Garza called “perplexing to readers, and possibly suspicious,” follows

Exclusive: SCP Coordinator Oscar Rivas Dives Deep

Introduction Meet Oscar Rivas, the Program Coordinator for the Senior Companion Program (SCP) in the City of San Bernardino. At the forefront of senior care and community service, Oscar has dedicated himself to improving the lives of seniors in the area. In this article, we delve into Oscar's

California’s Affordable Housing Crisis: Searching for Solutions

California, the nation’s most populous state, is facing an unprecedented affordable housing crisis. With rent prices skyrocketing and homeownership becoming increasingly unattainable, residents are struggling to find stable, affordable housing. The crisis has contributed to a growing homeless population, forced displacement, and a widening gap between income and housing

Ranchers and the Battle Over California’s Water

Ranchers Defy State Orders Amid Drought The land that Jim Scala and his family have been ranching for three generations is parched and brown as far as he can see. The pond where his cattle used to drink is now a mere puddle, ringed with cracked mud. In past years,

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