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Standings are looking tight as league play approaches

It feels like school just started, but the first half of fall sports is already over, and teams have begun to prepare for the CIF playoffs. Most of the non-league games are over, and the rest of the games are now vital if these girls want to play in the playoffs this year.

Crime Briefs – September 20, 2019

The defendant charged with gunning down an octogenarian couple at their home in a gated community in Palm Desert is the victims' grandson, a spokesman for the Riverside County District Attorney's Office confirmed today.

Power of Unity

Growing up in the San Jacinto Valley, I remember the street of banks that had a claim to fame. The 74 and 79 brought visitors and economy through and into our restaurants, stores and to buy homes.

Once upon a time, they lived happily ever after

Now, I know that I am not the first person to say it, but that is the shortest fairy tale that one can write. It has that distant feel of a time long ago, maybe even of a land far away, and the warmth that comes with wishing for a happy ending.

Money talks

In a recent TV series about a very successful law firm, located somewhere in the United States, two of the principals were discussing the possibility of starting a pro bono office to represent the poor in their community.

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Voices of Hope Concert Brings Community Together in San Jacinto Valley

The Hemet–San Jacinto Interfaith Council hosted its “Voices of...

Soboba Charity Lip Sync Contest brings out local talent

The 18th annual Soboba Charity Lip Sync Contest was...

California Officers Disciplined for Bias Rarely Lose Their Jobs

A statewide review of police disciplinary records has found...

Billionaires Behind Proposed Bay Area City Enlist California Political Power Brokers

A development group backed by Silicon Valley billionaires is...

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