Monthly Archives: August, 2026
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Decades-Old “10 A.M. Rule” for Wildfire Suppression May Make a Comeback, Sparking Debate
The way America fights wildfires has swung back and forth for nearly a century, and it appears to be swinging again.
For much of the...
California Seeks Better Ways to Connect Young Job Seekers With Local Employers
Ask most Los Angeles employers if they'd give a young person their first real shot at a career, and nearly all would say yes....
Soboba departments celebrate new digs
The saying “what’s old becomes new again” applies perfectly to the renovation of the building at 607 Donna Way in San Jacinto. Originally built...
Lawmakers Use “Hostile Amendments” to Undermine DUI Law Reforms
A California Senate committee has quietly gutted one of the state's most significant drunk driving reform bills in years, despite broad support from other...
Turner’s Outdoorsman Emerges as Leading Source of Crime Guns in California’s Largest Cities
Turner’s Outdoorsman on Mohawk Street in Bakersfield sits on a busy corner across from an oil field — an unremarkable stretch of road that...
