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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.

How Immigration Policy Shapes California's Economic Future

The American Dream California has long been a destination for immigrants from around the world, and immigration policy has played a significant role in shaping the state's politics and economy. With a large and diverse population of immigrants, California has often been at the forefront of national debates

California Legislature Introduces Bill to Help Grandparents Raising Grandchildren

An overlooked demographic In a remarkable move to address the pressing concern of grandparents raising their grandchildren, the legislature of California is currently deliberating a groundbreaking bill that aims to provide much-needed support to this often overlooked demographic. The proposed legislation, known as Section 9101.2 of the Welfare and

DeSantis Blasts Fed Chair Powell, Hinting at Presidential Campaign Strategy

Powell Backlash Jerome Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, is no stranger to criticism. He has faced scrutiny from the likes of Senator Elizabeth Warren and other populist-left lawmakers over his handling of inflation and the job market. However, now Powell is facing fresh criticism from the other end

The Trump investigation is nearing its conclusion

According to three sources familiar with the matter, Christina Bobb, the attorney who signed a letter certifying that all sensitive records in former President Donald Trump's possession had been returned to the government, spoke to federal investigators Friday and named two other Trump attorneys involved in the case.

San Bernardino Sheriff's Department reveals confidential informant

The County claimed a need to protect confidential informants in litigation between the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and the San Bernardino Superior Court, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, and the District Attorney's Office that rose to the California Supreme Court, but an unsealed search warrant

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

Biden’s stark warning: The U.S. is threatened by its citizens

American presidents nearly typically concentrate on external forces like the Soviet Union, international terrorism, or even the coronavirus when they utilize the prime-time hour to address the public about serious concerns confronting the nation. However, President Biden stated that a new threat—one that originates within the nation's