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Local Middle Schoolers Explore STEM Opportunities

Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) welcomed more than 400 eighth-graders from Banning and Beaumont middle schools...

Laker Legends help Pechanga offer “Holiday of Hope” for Inland Empire’s most deserving families

The holidays came a few weeks early for 400 of the most underserved children and their families from the Inland Empire. Thursday, Dec. 8, hundreds of children from Lake Elsinore, Murrieta, Temecula, Menifee and the surrounding communities were welcomed by special invitation to enjoy a 40,000-square foot winter wonderland-themed holiday extravaganza inside the Pechanga Summit Events Center.

Creep I.E. Con Returns to the Inland Empire This February with New Experiences and the Who’s Who in Horror

In 2022 Southern California’s Inland Empire became home to an all-new horror convention: Creep, I.E. Con. In February, the convention will make its return to the Ontario Convention Center for two days of horror-themed fun, complete with celebrity photo ops, vendors, and all-new spooky experiences.

VA proposes rule that would waive copays for eligible Native American and Alaska Native Veterans

The Department of Veterans Affairs proposed a rule that would waive copayments incurred on or after Jan. 5, 2022, for eligible American Indian and Alaska Native Veterans. Upon publication of the notice, there will be a 30-day period for the public to provide comments on this rulemaking. VA will review the comments and develop the final rule.

Attempted Murder Suspect Apprehended

On Sunday, January 8, 2023, at 02:01 a.m., deputies responded to a motel in the 78100 block of Varner Road in unincorporated Palm Desert regarding an assault with a deadly weapon.

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Governor Gavin Newsom made it clear this week that...

California’s Congressional Map Was Redrawn to Favor One Party. What Comes After the Next Census?

California's bold gamble to counter Texas Republicans with its...

Six Years After Reform Law, Native American Voters Still Face Long Drives to Polls, Unreliable Mail Service

Six years after California lawmakers approved legislation meant to...
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