“… The good we have in common has been a commitment to respecting the rule of law, including its intent and spirit; to protecting our democratic institutions; to discovering and spreading the truth; to being open to change and tolerant of our differences; to ensuring equal political rights and equal opportunity; to participating in our… The post Susana Reyes: A path-finding commissioner actively working for the common good appeared first on Asian Journal News ..read more

The impact of new requirements on frivolous domestic violence restraining orders California Family Code Section 6344 provides a mechanism for the prevailing party in a domestic violence restraining order (DVRO) proceeding to seek attorney’s fees and costs. The recent amendment to this section introduces a new requirement, stating that the DVRO must be found to… The post [COLUMN] Prevailing parties and attorney’s fees under California Family Code section 6344 appeared first on Asian Journal News ..read more

Featuring ‘Penthouse 7’ dancers Mike Monserrat and Pipo Liboro Los Angeles – The Filipino American Symphony Orchestra (FASO) launches its 2024 season with a lively “Ballroom Blitz Dinner & Dance,” on Saturday, May 4, 2024, 6 p.m. at the Vineyard Ballroom, Doubletree Hotel by Hilton Los Angeles – Norwalk. The modern ball offers a rare… The post Filipino American Symphony Orchestra (FASO) opens its 2024 season with ‘Ballroom Blitz Dinner & Dance’ appeared first on Asian Journal News ..read more

Trust is important in any relationship, whether with God or with human beings, as it serves as the foundation and key to a healthy and harmonious connection. This principle holds true across various human endeavors, including business, politics, the church, or any organization. While individuals may collaborate towards a shared objective, without trust in each… The post [COLUMN] Trust appeared first on Asian Journal News ..read more

Several hundred people are expected to gather on the steps of the California state Capitol in Sacramento on April 30 to ask Governor Gavin Newsom and the state Legislature to allocate $200 million to organizations that support victims of crime. Speakers at the rally, to be held on the West side of the Capitol, include… The post ‘We cannot balance California’s budget on the backs of crime victims’ appeared first on Asian Journal News ..read more

by Molly Castle Work California Healthline Advocates fear it won’t pay off With little pomp, California launched two apps at the start of the year offering free behavioral health services to youths to help them cope with everything from living with anxiety to body acceptance. Through their phones, young people and some caregivers can meet… The post California is investing $500M in therapy apps for youth appeared first on Asian Journal News ..read more

TRAVEL MADNESS EXPO 2024 is waving! What are the top destinations at the Travel Madness Expo 2024? What type of exclusive deals and discounts can visitors expect at the TME? What can attendees look forward to in terms of entertainment, workshops, and special events at the TME? These and a lot of more surprises are… The post TME 2024: THE ULTIMATE TRAVEL EVENT IS HAPPENING ON JULY 12 TO 14, 2024 appeared first on Asian Journal News ..read more

Businesses citywide are making the switch to more sustainable foodservice ware SAN DIEGO – One year into the city’s Single Use Plastic Reduction Ordinance (SUPRO), more and more businesses are saying goodbye to polystyrene foam, also known as styrofoam, and hello to more sustainable products that make San Diego a cleaner, greener community. In line with the… The post City of San Diego marks one year since implementation of SUPRO appeared first on Asian Journal News ..read more

Cities have used state funds to serve 150,000 unhoused residents and create more than 15,000 shelter beds SACRAMENTO – A bipartisan coalition of mayors from the state’s 13 largest cities on Tuesday, April 23 visited the State Capitol to urge on Gov. Gavin Newsom and the state Legislature to make permanent its foremost program to… The post Coalition urges state leaders to make homelessness funding permanent appeared first on Asian Journal News ..read more

Program launches interactive, searchable map for creative work in San Diego, Imperial counties SAN DIEGO — Far South/Border North is in full swing during Arts, Culture & Creativity Month, with hundreds of artists and cultural practitioners in San Diego and Imperial counties implementing creative campaigns to engage communities and raise awareness of our region’s most critical issues.… The post City of San Diego highlights Far South/Border North projects during arts, culture & creativity month appeared first on Asian Journal News ..read more