Monthly Archives: February, 2021

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Hundreds deported under Biden, including witness to massacre

President Joe Biden's administration has deported hundreds of immigrants in its early days despite his campaign pledge to stop removing most people in the U.S. illegally at the beginning of his term.

Pandemic’s deadliest month in US ends with signs of progress

The deadliest month yet of the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. drew to a close with certain signs of progress: COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are plummeting, while vaccinations are picking up speed.

Biden gets busy, variants may require vaccine boosters

Last week, the Biden administration announced plans to purchase another 200 million vaccine doses, 100 million each from Pfizer and Moderna. That brings the nation’s total order to 600 doses — enough for 300 million people — of the authorized, mRNA-based vaccines.

Rate of vaccination administered in Riverside County jumps to more than 75 percent

Nearly 77 percent of doses received to Riverside County have been administered to county residents, continuing an upward trend that started weeks ago.

Attempt Murder

Further investigation revealed the suspects to be 25-year-old San Jacinto resident Joshua Rivera and 24-year-old San Jacinto resident Jose Monrial.

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San Jacinto to honor America’s Veterans on Veterans Day 2026

San Jacinto residents will come together November 11 to...

Noli students explore college and career paths

The annual College and Career Fair for Noli students...

Hearings this week: San Jacinto annexations, Rancho Diamante deal, Valley-Wide CFD tax

San Jacinto council hears two annexations and a 151-home tract Oct. 20; Hemet Planning Commission takes up the Rancho Diamante development agreement; Valley-Wide adopts a Winchester CFD tax. Times, places and posted items for Oct. 19-25.

Hearings this week: Hemet Measure U police funding, warehouse rules, LHMWD seat

Hemet's City Council takes up Measure U money to...

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