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The Left Preaches, but Doesn’t Practice, Diversity
Diversity, equity, and inclusion are rallying cries of Democrats and the left, spawning an entire industry dedicated to achieving these goals, regardless of necessity, practicality, fairness, or cost.
Riverside Historic Courthouse To See Return Of Hanukkah Festival
The Chabad Jewish Community Center of Riverside's annual Hanukkah festival will return to the steps of the Riverside Historic Courthouse next month, featuring a Menorah lighting, singing, dancing and a collective welcome to the synagogue's newest member — the rabbi's infant daughter.
High-speed rail line from LA to Las Vegas could begin construction in 2023
California could see its second high-speed rail project begin construction next year, according to news reports. Brightline West looks to build an $8 billion passenger rail corridor connecting Southern California and Las Vegas, mainly within the median of the Interstate 15 freeway. It would operate 180-mph electric trains.
What’s the status of California’s upcoming $10M electric bike rebate program?
California allocated $10 million for a rebate program to help make electric bikes more affordable. But hang on there; it’s not active quite yet. The move is part of a years-long effort to help reduce the price of expensive electric bicycles for state residents.
More of Your Paycheck Is Going to Pay Rent. Which Cities Are Keeping Pace?
With skyrocketing rents, landlords aren’t just taking more of your cash — they’re spending more of your time. The typical full-time employee in the United States worked nearly 63 hours in October to pay an average rent of $2,040 — almost six hours more than in October 2019, before the pandemic, according to data from the listing company Zillow.
