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A Letter from the Editor: Welcome Back

Dear Reader, Happy New Year, and welcome back to The Arias Journal! As we step into 2025, I hope your holiday season was filled with warmth, joy, and moments of rest. For us, the start of a new year means fresh opportunities to bring you the in-depth reporting you’ve

A Personal Note from the Editor

Today, I’m excited to share that we’re taking the next step in The Arias Journal’s journey by introducing a new slogan: “In-Depth Reporting for the Informed Reader.” This change is more than just words; it’s a reflection of our commitment to you and the quality of

EP:08 - Maximiliano De La Paz

A Deep Dive into the 2024 Election, Global Powers, and Elon Musk The 2024 presidential election was a rollercoaster, with twists and turns that culminated in Donald Trump returning to the White House. But this victory isn’t just about one man—it’s a reflection of shifting political landscapes,

San Bernardino’s Green Leap: Waste-to-Energy

In a progressive move to address climate change, California has implemented ambitious policies aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. One such policy, Senate Bill 1383 (SB 1383), signed into law in September 2016, targets the reduction of methane and other short-lived climate pollutants (SLCPs). A key component of this strategy

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

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’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 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

Fighting Fire: How California is Tackling Its Wildfire Crisis

Wildfires in California have become an annual occurrence, devastating communities, ecosystems, and economies across the state. In recent years, record-breaking fires have ravaged millions of acres, destroying homes and lives in their path. The increasing frequency and intensity of these fires have drawn attention to the pressing need for effective

Rare "Doomsday Fish" Found in Southern California

A Rare and Ominous Discovery Kayakers and snorkelers exploring the Southern California coast recently made an extraordinary discovery: a rare oarfish, often nicknamed the "doomsday fish." These elusive creatures are considered harbingers of imminent disasters in some cultures, adding an eerie layer to their rare appearances. According to