Broadband internet for unserved rural areas
Assemblymember Marie Waldron
Special to Valley News
Access to the internet has become a critical part of everyday life, something many Californians take for granted. But...
Fallbrook missionary talks to women in Malawi church
“You knit me together in my mother’s womb” I begin, reading from Psalm 139. “Munandiumba ndisanadwe ine,” Thoko Nzunga reads from the Chichewa Bible....
Letter to the editor
Dear Editor,
Most of the Temecula City Council except for Jessica Alexander still thinks we need a REDI (Race Equity Diversity Inclusion) commission, even though...
CA homicides on the rise
Assemblymember Marie Waldron
According to a report by the FBI, 2020 was the deadliest year in California since 2007, with homicides increasing by 31%. Public...
Why can’t we just follow the science?
Why can’t we just follow the science? What are we following? We put up with lockdowns and distancing, masks and experimental jabs. Now our...
Water for tribal governments
Assemblymember Marie Waldron
75th Assembly District
In the late 1800s, the federal government granted San Luis Rey River water rights to the cities of Vista and...
While we were celebrating, the NEA was voting to teach systematic racism
Publisher’s Note: I am using this piece below as a response to those who have written to me that CRT is not being taught...
California bans travel to 5 more dangerous red states
California has decided to restrict state-funded travel to 5 more red states, bringing the total to 17. This is partisan politics cloaked in non-discrimination....
Helping small business get back on its feet
Assemblymember Marie Waldron
Special to Valley News
California is now reopening its economy, something I’ve been advocating for months. As a small business owner, I understand...
Is your school hiring an implicit or unconscious bias teacher or doing the training?
Fallbrook High is hiring a person to help the school and staff with their unconscious bias.
During the last board meeting they gave examples of...