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A Los Angeles woman was arrested in Russia on charges of treason. Here’s what we know

Russia’s main domestic intelligence agency has arrested a woman with dual U.S. and Russian citizenship on charges of treason, accusing her of collecting money for the Ukrainian military.

Trump faces warning signs that his fundraising prowess may have limits in 2024 campaign

Donald Trump’s legendary ability to raise massive sums of political cash may be on a collision course with a new and unpleasant reality.

It’s an election year, and Biden’s team is signaling a more aggressive posture toward the press

Occupants of the White House have grumbled over news coverage practically since the place was built. Now it’s Joe Biden’s turn: With a reelection campaign underway, there are signs that those behind the president are starting to more aggressively and publicly challenge how he is portrayed.

The White House is weighing executive actions on the border — with immigration powers used by Trump

The White House is considering using provisions of federal immigration law repeatedly tapped by former President Donald Trump to unilaterally enact a sweeping crackdown at the southern border, according to three people familiar with the deliberations.

Biden heads to California to rev up his fundraising in anticipation of a costly rematch with Trump

President Joe Biden started a three-day swing through California on Tuesday as he looks to soak up more cash for his reelection bid.

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$783K Awarded to Support Urban Agriculture and Farmers via Inland Empire Resource Conservation District

This week, the California Department of Food and Agriculture’s Office of Farm to Fork announced $11.67 million in funding awards through their Urban Agriculture Program focused on urban and disadvantaged communities throughout the state.

Clergy Corner: Better Than $150,000.00?

 The Boston Marathon! What an amazing race! Back when I was in high school and spending a fair amount of time running track, my dad told me if I would prepare for the Boston Marathon and meet the qualifying time, he would sponsor me.

Seasonal allergy risks unique to the Inland Empire

Living in the Inland Empire poses specific challenges for individuals prone to environmental allergies. 

Michigan man convicted of setting fire to semi trucks in Inland Empire

A man from a Detroit suburb has been convicted for the Southern California portion of a string of two dozen burned semi trucks.