Monthly Archives: August, 2023

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California: Electrocuting Taxpayers

California is implementing a shocking new income re­distribution scheme. Even though California is one of the most highly taxed states in the country, millions of its resi­dents are in for a fresh jolt. There will soon be a sizable new charge on their electricity bills based on their income.

Trump will rally California Republicans after party aided him by changing primary rules

Days after former President Trump’s advisors successfully convinced California Republicans to change the rules of the state’s GOP primary, his campaign confirmed Tuesday that he will visit the state next month.

MSJC Foundation Receives $2.5 million from Riverside County to Support Career and Technical Education Programs

The Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) Foundation was awarded $2.5 million after Riverside County Third District Supervisor Chuck Washington forwarded a proposal to support the college district’s career and technical education programs.

Family Fun Things to Do in Murrieta

Every part of California offers something unique and memorable. Some places are great for the outdoorsy among us, others for the lavish spenders, and of course, there are places for the diehard surfers. But what about those who are ready to settle down? Those with families and toddlers.

Soboba students honored for their academic achievements

The annual celebration of education excellence was held July 23 at the Soboba Casino Resort Event Center where the Soboba Tribal Council presented its Academic Achievement Awards Ceremony. Sixty-six students were recognized for outstanding performance during the 2022-2023 school year.

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