by Jonathan Isiordia & Nathan Sandoval San Bernardino has been steadily increasing its employment rate as it recovers from the Great Resignation caused by the pandemic. Graph shows numbers in percentages of the unemployment rate between 2020 through 2022. San Bernardino, the largest county in California, is home to over a million workers in its labor force. When the Coronavirus pandemic started in 2020, many places of employment closed due to them being considered “non-essential”. This resulted in multiple people in the workforce applying for unemployment benefits with the Employment Development Department. With an unemployment rate of almost 16% in April 2020 for San … [Read more...] about Study shows that employment rates in San Bernardino County correlate with COVID-19 infection levels
The plight of our freedom: Neither the Church, the School, nor even an Independence Celebration parade can claim safety?
Today, celebrating freedom has become synonymous with violence and hate. Because neither in school, in a church, a bar, nor even on an independence parade is one free. Photo Credit: Brian Meller This summer had multiple gatherings and festivities planned such as Pride and 4th of July parades. Pride 2022 has been celebrated worldwide in cities such as San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York. Communities and allies come together to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community in their cities with the objective to be visible and proud to the public. Amongst the hate and homophobia in society, the LGBTQIA+ community still has the courage to show up every year to come together and celebrate their … [Read more...] about The plight of our freedom: Neither the Church, the School, nor even an Independence Celebration parade can claim safety?