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Nearly Half of Residents Struggle to Pay Bills in California’s Riverside
Almost half of households in Riverside, California, can’t afford usual expenses and about a third had trouble paying an energy bill in the last year, according to a Census Bureau survey.
Battles over California schools’ transgender policies are raging in court. How’d we get here?
State law requires that the attorney general give proposed ballot measures a neutral title when they are presented to the public to gather petition signatures.
5 Best Independent Senior Living Homes In The Inland Empire: U.S. News
The U.S. News & World Report's annual rating of senior care facilities showed five Inland Empire properties ranked in the top 25 in the state of California, according to the study.
Plans Approved For Prime Spot At Rancho California, Ynez Roads
With only one member of the public voicing opposition, the long-vacant Claim Jumper Restaurant & Saloon across from Temecula Duck Pond will be torn down.
Major Utility Bill Hike Slated For SoCal
Southern California residents are facing a new fee in addition to their electricity bill every month unless local leaders succeed in their efforts to kill the fee hike.
