Loreta James

Loretta James

Loretta James is a dedicated journalist with over three years of experience covering education, community affairs, and politics across the United States. With a passion for amplifying underrepresented voices and a keen eye for policy impacts, Loretta brings insightful reporting that bridges local stories with national relevance. Her work highlights the intersection of classroom challenges, civic engagement, and legislative developments, offering readers clear, human-centered narratives.

Police: Safari Park Owner in Oregon Busted With Drugs, 300+ Animals in Poor Condition

After authorities allegedly found more than 300 animals in terrible condition, along with over 80 grams of methamphetamine, eight grams of cocaine, and $1.6 million in cash, an Oregon safari park owner was taken into custody. The Coos County Sheriff’s Office stated Tuesday that 52-year-old Brian Tenney is charged with possession, manufacturing, and attempted distribution…

Police: Safari Park Owner in Oregon Busted With Drugs, 300+ Animals in Poor Condition

Despite Ongoing Conflict, Maine Grants Multi-Year Licenses to 25 Agricultural Fairs

After a heated discussion over scheduling problems, the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry has approved dates and given four-year licenses to 25 agricultural fairs throughout the state, including the Cumberland and Fryeburg fairs. Agriculture Commissioner Amanda Beal’s ruling, which was released on May 15, is the first time Maine’s agricultural fairs have received…

Despite Ongoing Conflict, Maine Grants Multi-Year Licenses to 25 Agricultural Fairs

DOJ Investigates California Over Law Permitting Trans Athletes in Girls’ Sports

In order to determine whether a California state legislation permitting transgender student athletes to participate in women’s sports is in violation of federal Title IX regulations prohibiting sex discrimination, the Justice Department launched an investigation on Wednesday. In “letters of legal notice,” the DOJ notified the Jurupa Unified School District, the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF),…

DOJ Investigates California Over Law Permitting Trans Athletes in Girls’ Sports

Plastic Bag Ban Could Expand Statewide Under New Pennsylvania Proposal

With new legislation aimed at limiting the use of single-use plastic bags throughout the state, Pennsylvania may soon join the growing number of states that have banned them. Drawing on the mounting environmental and public health concerns expressed by residents, especially student advocates in her area, state senator Judith Schwank (D-Berks County) is spearheading the…

Plastic Bag Ban Could Expand Statewide Under New Pennsylvania Proposal