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Tentative Agreement Made Between Kaiser Permanente and Unions
Over the weekend, Kaiser Permanente and the Alliance of Health Care Unions reached a tentative four-year contract agreement after being at the brink of a potential strike
Restaurant Manager Shot to Death in Front of Wife and Children in California
The family of slain restaurant manager James Vargas are demanding justice and answers after he was shot by two individuals on Saturday night in California.
California needs more housing types for more people, not just more of the same big, single-family houses
California needs to dramatically increase the number of homes we are building in order to shelter the nearly 40 million people who live here – 3.5 million new homes to be exact, including apartments, multi-unit buildings, mixed use, etc.
Making America’s New “Hybrid” Home Energy-Efficient Year Round
The COVID-19 pandemic has forever changed the face of America's workplace. In fact, an increasing number of folks might find their "new office" feels a lot like home -- because it is literally their home.
THE PAST COMES ALIVE AT THE HISTORIC HEMET THEATRE
This month, the 100-year celebration at the Historic Hemet Theatre continues with two special events focused on the history of Hemet.
