Yearly Archives: 2025

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Gov. Gavin Newsom just banned loud ads on Netflix. Here’s why

Even California’s governor is fed up with obnoxiously loud advertisements that pop on when he’s streaming his favorite shows. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill on Monday...

California voters could see faster election results under new state law 

California’s famously slow vote-counting process could see slight improvements next year after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill that gives counties an earlier deadline to tally...

Paul Granillo: The Inland Empire deserves reliable broadband

Growth and vibrancy continue to define the Inland Empire. Now the 11th-largest metropolitan area in the United States and the second largest in California,...

Volunteers at this Inland Empire food bank are helping their community fight against hunger

“No one should ever go hungry.” That’s how volunteer Heather Prieto sums it up. After getting involved with Feeding America Riverside | San Bernardino through her church...

Inland Empire educators launch ‘Cash for College’ campaign

Inland Empire college officials and dignitaries gathered to send a simple message to students looking to go to college. Apply for financial aid. During a Wednesday,...

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San Diego Braces for Flash Floods and Powerful Waves as El Niño Threatens a Harsh Winter

San Diego is bracing for a winter of weather...

California Lawmakers Race to Finalize Key Legislation Before Session Ends

State lawmakers are back in Sacramento this week for...

5 Deals to Watch as California Lawmakers Wrap Up Session

Sacramento lawmakers are back at the Capitol this month,...

California Voters Approved Billions in Bond Measures — So Why Isn’t Anyone Tracking the Results?

California voters have never been shy about opening their...

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