Monthly Archives: May, 2023
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Why California’s COVID unemployment mess isn’t over yet
It’s been 22 months and three unemployment appeals since Nicolas Allen’s last job in Fresno. In the time it has taken the 44-year-old graphic designer to win a fraction of the benefits that he applied for, his wife has weathered a high-risk pregnancy, his youngest son was born and his family has been pushed to the financial brink.
Riverside County officials concerned for Title 42 impact and possible influx of migrants
Riverside County officials are preparing for an influx of migrants expected to come across the border following the end of the COVID-era restriction Title 42 at 8:59 p.m. Thursday.
Soboba hosts ITS co-ed softball championships
After eight weeks of intense playing at various reservations, Inter Tribal Sports co-ed softball teams made their way to the Soboba Indian Reservation for the championship tournament on Saturday, May 13.
False claims of a stolen election thrive unchecked on Twitter even as Musk promises otherwise
In an interview this week, Twitter owner Elon Musk said users making false claims of stolen elections “will be corrected” on the platform.
Is Vaping New Gateway Into Further Substance Use? Adolescent Vapers Much More Likely to Use Cannabis and Binge Drink
A Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health study of more than 50,000 U.S. adolescents indicates that vaping nicotine is strongly linked with an increased likelihood of high levels of binge drinking and cannabis usage.
