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Rooting out local government corruption in California starts by ending pay-to-play
A new California law that took effect this year may be the most important political reform the state has enacted in a half century. No wonder special interests and the politicians they help elect are trying to kill it.
The decline and fall of the American Empire
A cursory examination of history reveals that the United States is mired in the same process that precipitated the collapse of the great empires of the past. The foibles and failures of human nature and their impact on the rise and fall of empires is amazingly consistent and the end result always inevitable. Can this nation avoid a similar fate?
California is becoming uninsurable
State Farm will no longer provide home insurance to new California customers, the company announced on Friday, citing “historic increases in construction costs outpacing inflation, rapidly growing catastrophe exposure, and a challenging reinsurance market.”
2 sets of IE twins make history, graduating as doctors on same day
Two sets of twins from the Inland Empire are now doctors after graduating from Loma Linda University on Sunday.
Riverside art museum to receive nation’s highest honor for community service
The Riverside Art Museum is one of two Southern California institutions that will be honored this summer with a 2023 National Medal for Museum and Library Service.
