True Patriotism
We recently commemorated the 80th anniversary of the D-Day. The significance of that day, 6th June 1944, cannot be understated, when the largest seaborn invasion in history started the liberation of France and eventual victory of the Allied forces in the Second World War.
Keeping it Real: A Culture of Lawlessness in Riverside County Sheriff’s Department
Millions of dollars worth of illegal drugs were seized by Riverside authorities last week–the culmination of a nearly year long investigation.
There’s more to the economy than unemployment rates
It took the Golden State a few months to take the lead, but we finally did it: as of February 2024, California finally caught up with Nevada and we are now the U.S. state with the highest unemployment rate at 5.3%.
As PG&E bills skyrocket, will California lawmakers hold anyone accountable?
Unaffordable housing, high transportation and health care costs – it’s hard enough to get by in California without also worrying about cranking up the air, turning on the stove or simply keeping the lights on.
The boomer versus millennial grudge match is silly
At a recent family dinner, various younger relatives were talking about music streaming services and began to wonder aloud whether Pandora was still around. They, of course, use Spotify.
