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Bodies of all 7 missing people found at a California fireworks warehouse that exploded

Authorities in Northern California have found the bodies of...

Boxing great Julio César Chávez defends son arrested by US immigration agents

 As a professional, Julio César Chávez fought 115 times...

Bonita Man Pleads Guilty To Committing $5.8M Medicare Fraud

A Bonita man who owns two companies that supply...

Immigration Officers Get Into Standoff With Hostile Onlookers In Clairemont

SAN DIEGO, CA — A dispute erupted Wednesday between...

Searching for Racism in America

It was 1619, the ports of Jamestown would usually receive a cargo shipment from the British shores. However, this year would be different; the English settlers required serious help to cultivate their newly acquired land from the Powhatan Indians. Some historians would write it was a mutual agreement; however, the bloodshed of the natives and early settlers happened from the first arrival in 1607. The English settlers had learned of a slave ship carrying some 150 Africans to Portugal.

Local School Lifts Community Spirits With Annual Peachpalooza

About 8,400 peaches and apples were distributed during the annual San Jacinto Valley Academy Peachpalooza and new tradition, the Peachpalooza Cooking Festival, which created remote opportunities for students and their families to connect through a shared experience and reflection.

Valley-Wide’s Turkey Trot Fun Run goes virtual

Valley-Wide Recreation and Park District’s popular Turkey Trot Family Fun Run and Walk is going virtual. Participants can plot their own 5-kilometer (3.1 miles) or 1-kilometer (.6 miles) course for the activity, which is usually held each fall at Diamond Valley Lake Community Park in Hemet.

HALLOWEEN CELEBRATED AT SOBOBA SPORTS COMPLEX

Fall was in the air as carloads of kids enjoyed a drive-through event at the Soboba Sports Complex on Oct. 24. From 6 to 9 p.m., vehicles made their way through a maze of about 30 candy-laden stops during the tribal community’s Halloween Trunk or Treat event.

See Ahead Into the Past – We Can Do It!

It’s said those who don’t learn from the past are doomed to repeat it. Probably most of you reading this can remember an event or situation where, in hindsight, you could have, should have, or might have, planned for a better outcome - if only you could have been able to see ahead into the past.

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Bicyclist Fatally Struck By Vehicle In Hemet

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