Yearly Archives: 2021

A new UCLA study concludes that California’s system of local housing quotas has a “fundamental flaw” that needs correction. For more than a half-century, California has been trying to nudge county and city governments into generating enough new housing to handle an ever-increasing demand.

One thing that I had always admired about America was its sense of right and wrong. That’s what made us culturally superior. We were the good guys, who always had the high principles, always favored following one’s conscience, and always took the right actions. We always fought the just wars, even if we ended up losing one or two, and we always stood for the rights of the downtrodden. A superpower with moral high ground, that’s what defined America, as I have said before. We were willing to go to any length to see that justice was carried out.

Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) is hosting an Administration of Justice Pathway Week from Sept. 20 to 24 that will enable current and prospective students to learn more about the career opportunities the criminal justice field offers.

One of the biggest stars in the business recently Said to him, “Kid, you’re a rock star now. You need to walk into an environment and be a star.

The Historic Hemet Theatre continues to pack the house with shows featuring the top tribute bands in the country. Last weekend’s Tribute to Led Zeppelin was no exception. “Led Heads” filled the dance floor, singing along or just coming close to admire the astonishing talents of the Led Zepagain band members.