Yearly Archives: 2025

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Inland Empire man beat woman with metal pole, tried to wash away blood before deputies arrived

A Bloomington man is behind bars after he allegedly beat a woman bloody, then dragged her inside a home and tried to clean her...

Congresswoman Torres Calls for the Continued Expansion of the A (Gold) Line in the Inland Empire

Congresswoman Norma Torres, a senior member of the Transportation, Housing, and Urban Development (THUD) Appropriations Subcommittee, expressed her unwavering commitment to securing a bright...

Local Teachers to Use Grant Funds for Classroom Supplies, Incentives

Eighty local educators hoped to be one of the lucky winners of a “no strings attached” $100 teacher grant offered by the California Retired...

San Jacinto Unified students excelling in music competitions

Carrie Best | SJUSD Excellent! Excellent! Excellent! Good! Gold! Outstanding! The San Jacinto Unified School District (SJUSD) is proud to celebrate the recent successes of its...

Human Relations Council celebrates essay contest winners

The Human Relations Council of the Hemet, San Jacinto and Menifee Regions presented the winners of its 21st annual Black History Month Essay Contest...

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Fatal E-Bike Crashes Prompt Bay Area Safety Review

Two proposals aimed at curbing the dangers posed by...

California Counties Report Decline in Homeless Populations This Year

Homelessness ticked downward across much of California this year,...

Business Regulation Battles Intensify in Sacramento as Legislative Session Winds Down

California's Capitol is once again the scene of a...

Proposition 44 Aims to Keep Patient Care Ahead of Executive Pay at California Community Clinics

Community clinics across California exist for one reason: to...

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