Monthly Archives: July, 2024
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Mansions in the desert: Why Californians buy big in cheap, remote areas
DeeAnn Noland has crafted her own slice of paradise in Southern California.
Her property is perched in the hills, overlooking the city below. It spans nearly 7 acres and feels more like a resort than a home, boasting a 6,000-square-foot Spanish-style villa and a swimming pool topped by palm trees.
Inland Empire-engaged research center is re-named
UCR’s School of Public Policy has re-launched its community-engaged research center under a new name. The Inland Center for Sustainable Development, established in 2003, is now the Center for Community Solutions.
Soboba Tribe issued Secretarial Procedures by Secretary of the Interior
The Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians has prevailed in its effort to overcome the State of California’s failure to negotiate in good faith for a new gaming compact.
Illegal deported 3 times returns to California and lights deadly house fire with mom, children inside: source
Authorities in California have arrested a thrice-deported illegal immigrant in connection with a deadly house fire that killed a mom and two of her three of her children last month, according to a law enforcement source.
Southern California congressman calls for Biden to drop out
A Congressional Representative serving parts of Orange and San Diego counties has joined the growing chorus of House Democrats calling for President Joe Biden to step aside ahead of the November election.
