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The majority of Americans think political unrest will worsen in the country and that future generations will find it less democratic than it is now. We believe that things could alter.

Protest in San Bernardino Turns Violent Amid Clashes with Police

San Bernardino witnessed a night of unrest on Monday, Feb. 3, as a peaceful protest against President Donald Trump’s proposed mass deportations escalated into violent confrontations between demonstrators and law enforcement. The protest, which started in the morning, culminated in a standoff near the 215 Freeway, leading to multiple

Consulate Offers Resources and Protection Amid Rising Immigration Concerns

Consulate's Commitment to Mexican Nationals in Southern California Mexican nationals living in the Inland Empire can rest assured that the Mexican government is offering robust support. Julio Huerta, Deputy Consul at the Mexican Consulate in San Bernardino, emphasized that the consulate stands by its citizens, saying, “They are

Trump’s Criticism of Newsom Draws Attention to California’s Wildfire Response

Introduction As California faces another deadly wildfire season, Governor Gavin Newsom's approach to forest management remains a political vulnerability, with former President Donald Trump’s 2020 criticisms echoing in Republican circles. Despite progress in the state’s efforts to manage fire-prone lands, Newsom is under fire for not

California Attorney General Rob Bonta Signals Readiness for Legal Battles Over Trump’s Executive Orders

Trump’s Sweeping Immigration Actions On Monday night, President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders targeting immigration, including efforts to militarize enforcement and revoke birthright citizenship. As these policies take effect, California Attorney General Rob Bonta has vowed to closely monitor their implications and take legal action if

International Aid in Response to Los Angeles Wildfires

The January 2025 wildfires in Los Angeles have been among the most devastating in the city’s history, resulting in significant loss of life and property. The scale of the disaster prompted an outpouring of international assistance, highlighting the importance of global solidarity in times of crisis. This article examines

San Bernardino Council Faces Pressure to Select New City Manager Amid Calls for Stability

The San Bernardino City Council held a closed session to deliberate the process for appointing the city’s next manager, a decision viewed as crucial for restoring stability in a city plagued by frequent leadership turnover. The meeting underscored the growing public demand for consistent, effective governance. The session included

California Attorney General Leads Legal Resistance Ahead of Trump’s Return to Power

With just 74 days until Donald Trump’s anticipated return to the Oval Office, California’s leaders are gearing up for a legal battle. The state has a history of staunchly opposing the former Republican president, frequently taking him to court during his first term. Former Attorney General Xavier Becerra

San Bernardino City Council Meeting Sees Tensions Rise Over City Attorney’s Evaluation

On November 20, a San Bernardino City Council meeting erupted into chaos, marked by heated arguments, accusations, and political drama. The catalyst for the discord was Mayor Helen Tran’s decision to remove the performance evaluation of City Attorney Sonia R. Carvalho from the closed session agenda, setting off a

Biden’s Final Chapter: A Push for Lasting Impact Amid Transition

As Donald Trump’s potential electoral victory becomes clearer, the Biden administration enters its final phase with a narrowing window to accomplish critical goals before the power transfer. A Trump win might spare the United States prolonged legal battles. Still, the months leading up to January are set to bring

Josie Gonzales Leads in San Bernardino County Assessor Race

Early Results Show Gonzales in the Lead In the race for San Bernardino County assessor, former supervisor Josie Gonzales holds a significant lead, positioning herself as a strong contender to replace the late Bob Dutton. As of 10 p.m., with 18.7% of the votes counted, Gonzales leads with