California’s New Misdemeanor Diversion Law Sparks Confusion
A new law passed recently in California has been a cause of concern for judges and prosecutors alike. The law, introduced as an assembly bill last year by Assemblyman Phil Ting, enables judges to allow diversion for first-time misdemeanor offenders convicted in DUI cases. The law, it is claimed, conflicts with another existing state Vehicle […]
San Francisco – Stay At Home Orders, Citations, and How Businesses Endure
Compared to cities like New York the numbers of infected coronavirus cases and related deaths in San Francisco are relatively low, however the city and it’s people have been feeling the full brunt of the Shelter in Place order that has been imposed by the city government. As of Saturday April 4, San Francisco reported […]
Thanksgiving – Ways to Help and Serve the Community
The tradition of Thanksgiving has been in the American lifestyle since 1621 when it first began. Even though this tradition has been altered and modified, the meaning and significance remain the same. Thanksgiving is a special national holiday that is steeped in individual and collective meaning. It signifies family, fun, food, history, tradition all wrapped […]
Fontana Electric Buses
Fontana Unified school district added two electric, zero emission school buses to their fleet. Their goal is wanting to help reduce air pollution and lower transportation energy costs. They received all of their funding through local and state agencies. Along with sixteen other school districts in Southern California, Fontana was among them, not only receiving […]
12 Fascinating Facts About Yucaipa, CA
Yucaipa is located in the southwestern United States, in southeastern California, approximately 80 miles east of Los Angeles. #12 – Twenty Three Yucaipa High School Graduates Have Been Drafted to Play Major League Baseball 6 of these players have actually played in a major league baseball game. #11 – The Yucaipa Adobe is the Oldest Building in San […]