The closure of schools for an entire year because of the COVID-19 pandemic provided important lessons to the education sector. The pandemic resulted in deviations from normal routines and conventional education models. Closure of schools for a year revealed five important lessons that are critical to post-pandemic education reform.  Effective Learning Can Happen Outside the Classroom The COVID-19 pandemic has ...

We are headed back into the dark ages. I am astonished the California Legislature proposed and passed AB 2098 which will force all medical professionals to only share medical information approved by the California Medical Association regarding COVID-19 or its treatments. Governor Hesitated To Sign Governor Newsom waited until the final hours to sign the bill, but staying consistent with ...

Senate Bill 866, which would allow minors to receive vaccinations without permission from their parents was withdrawn  Monday, to the relief of Santa Clarita representatives. On Wednesday, Senator Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, said the bill was “several votes short of 41” needed to pass, with no “viable path for these final few votes.” “Sadly, months of harassment and misinformation — ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we travel, especially as it pertains to air travel abroad. We will continue to feel the effect of the pandemic for years to come whenever we travel. Travel has definitely become more stressful because of all the travel requirements the authorities have imposed. After a year or two of being confined to our ...

The recent FDA approval of the COVID-19 vaccine for children six to seventeen years old has sparked controversy. On “Politics & The Pulpit” with Pastor Jerry Cook, Cook invites three guests to discuss the topic.

The final Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) approval of COVID-19 vaccines for infants and young children aged 6 months to 5 years is expected to come next week.  In the wake of this approval, Los Angeles County is preparing to make the vaccines widely available across the county next week as soon as June 21st.  The CDC’s Advisory ...

This week, a live on-air discussion on the dangers of vaccine mandates was held between KHTS co-owner Carl Goldman and the Unity Project.   The Unity Project CEO Laura Sextro spoke on-air with Goldman co-owner of KHTS, discussing COVID-19 vaccines and their own opinions on vaccine mandates. “The Unity Project started about eight months ago now,” Sextro said. “we were ...

The Coronavirus-19 (Covid-19) pandemic has been a financial, physical, and mental struggle for everyone worldwide. But the people and organizations who have struggled the most financially during these times are small businesses and non-essential wage workers. These businesses have kept their doors open, and the employees are working hard to ensure some cash flow. However, in this struggle to make ...

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has altered nearly every avenue of life. From the way we work to the way we play to the way we view the world, virtually every aspect of our existence has been shaped by the events of the last two years. While the macro-level impacts of the pandemic are the ones we hear about most – ...

The Dudes’ Brewing in the Westfield Valencia Town Center announced it’s temporary closure due to COVID-19 pandemic.  The Dudes’ Brewing company shut its doors last week, stating in a sign posted on their storefront that they were “closed due to COVID.” “Please tell Congress you’d like to see us open again. Call 202-224-3121 and ask to replenish the Restaurant Revitalization ...