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Robbery Investigation

On Friday, June 16, 2023, at 7:01 p.m., deputies from the Lake Mathews Sheriff’s Station responded to the 12700 block of Magnolia Avenue in the unincorporated area of Corona known as Home Gardens regarding an armed robbery.

The divisive debate over California’s anti-caste bill

A bill introduced to make caste discrimination illegal in California is set to come up for discussion in the state assembly this week. Savita Patel, a California-based independent journalist, speaks to those supporting and opposing the bill becoming a law. Sukhjinder Kaur*, a nurse at a hospital in California, works long and tiring hours serving patients.

Understanding the import of Biden’s White House ‘pride’ bash

We’ve been inundated with unseemly images showing Joe Biden’s decision to turn the White House into a prop for a “pride” celebration. Taken together, the images show we are witnessing a cultural coup that is as noteworthy as the slow-mo lawfare coup being carried out against Trump and his supporters. Still, there are heartening signs of rebellion.

California’s Newsom pushes constitutional amendment to tighten gun access amid 2024 campaign

Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom proposed Thursday amending the U.S. Constitution to harden federal gun laws amid a surge of mass killings across the nation, his latest step onto the national stage amid the unfolding 2024 White House campaign.

How can veterans can avoid paying toll road fees under the new California law?

Q: John Lessing of Corona asked how veterans can avoid paying toll road fees under the new California law that took effect this year which exempts some veterans from certain toll road charges.

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