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Riverside woman who bombarded Jewish family with ‘hate-filled’ phone calls sentenced to prison
A Riverside woman who bombarded the former executive director of Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue with phone calls and threatening voicemails
Dozens of shuttered 99 Cents Only stores to reopen under a familiar name: Dollar Tree
Dozens of recently closed 99 Cents Only stores across the Southland could reopen with another bargain retailer’s logo outside: Dollar Tree.
Clean air rule could derail California’s freight train industry, lawmaker warns
A California regulation created to limit air pollution from freight trains risks 20,000 new jobs and would worsen greenhouse gas emissions rather than lower them, an Inland Empire congressmember said.
CA Among Worst States For Tick-Borne Illness: Ranking
California is one of the five worst states for tick-borne illnesses in the U.S., according to a recent ranking.
SoCal high schools work to ensure safe, ‘celebratory’ graduations amid college turmoil over Gaza
With graduation season in full swing across Southern California, public school officials are confident that high school commencement ceremonies will not be disrupted by the kind of student activism that has flared at college campuses throughout the nation over the Israel-Gaza war.
