Jeff Horseman
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Riverside, CA, United States
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Past articles by Jeff:
Could a train derailment like East Palestine, Ohio, occur in the Inland Empire?
Disasters involving hazardous chemical spills are rare, but derailments do occur. → Read More
How many Inland Empire warehouses are locally owned? Does it matter?
Public records give clues about who controls the region’s main industry — and where they’re headquartered. → Read More
Critics of Riverside County sheriff welcome attorney general investigation
The civil rights probe of the department “restore(s) my faith in justice,” the county Democratic Party chair says. → Read More
Temecula leaders turning right as critics try to slam the brakes
Its city council and school board have tackled issues like abortion and race, stirring debate in an increasingly diverse community. → Read More
Norco post office renamed for fallen Marine Lance Cpl. Kareem Nikoui
The Norco High graduate died in the 2021 Kabul airport suicide bombing. → Read More
Inland Empire warehouse moratorium pitched to Gov. Gavin Newsom
“We have a right to not be made sick by the air we breathe,” read a letter signed by more than 60 organizations. → Read More
Bill would end mailing of ballots to all California voters, speed up election results
Bill Essayli, an Inland Empire GOP assemblymember, also hopes to restrict who could return mail-in ballots. → Read More
Why Monterey Park, Half Moon Bay were — and weren’t — typical mass shootings
The accused gunmen defied stereotypes, but did they have something in common with other mass shooters? → Read More
Bill seeks to require Legislature candidates to live in districts in which they’re running – San Bernardino Sun
Riverside Democrat Sabrina Cervantes says proposal is inspired by Bill Essayli, who registered to vote outside the Assembly District he represents. → Read More
What does House speaker vote mean for California?
“The last last bit of lifeline that the California GOP has goes away” if Kevin McCarthy isn’t speaker, a Republican consultant said Wednesday, Jan. 4. → Read More
Which Inland Empire cities have the most warehouses?
A Riverside consultant and adjunct professor created a map to find out. → Read More
Short 85 votes, Christy Holstege concedes in 47th Assembly District race
The Democrat won’t pursue a recount in one of the tightest Assembly races in California history. → Read More
Greg Wallis beats Christy Holstege by 85 votes to win Inland Assembly seat
Republican’s victory in the 47th Assembly District appears to be one of the closest legislative races in California history. → Read More
Inland PAC fights for gun rights close to home
The Inland Empire Gun Owners PAC battles new gun laws, helps get concealed weapons permits. → Read More
Diesel trucks could be phased out in California in 20 years
A proposed rule to speed the shift to zero-emission engines could go before the California Air Resources Board in spring. → Read More
Gavin Newsom is losing in the Inland Empire and 4 other election takeaways
How many voters turned out? And does Rep. Ken Calvert have reason to worry — even though he is winning? → Read More
Christy Holstege and Greg Wallis in nail-biter race for 47th Assembly District seat
A narrow vote margin separates candidates seeking to represent area that takes in parts of Riverside, San Bernardino counties. → Read More
For Southern California Republicans, Trump’s comeback could mean a ‘foggy’ future
Former President Donald Trump has officially mounted his comeback, but is it one Republicans in Southern California want? → Read More
Why does it take so long to get election results?
Election Night isn’t the end of election season. Not even close. → Read More
On Election Day, here’s what Inland Empire voters need to know
Polls are open, though more than 438,000 ballots have already been cast in Riverside and San Bernardino counties. → Read More