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How is the housing market doing?

The last week or two, the public health numbers have started to rejoin the broader economic numbers with some signs of gradual progress. In addition, interest rates remain favorable and new listings resumed their uptrend last week. Rising mortgage applications and home sales have yet to materialize, but California consumers have gotten slightly less pessimistic about buying over the past month, so the rest of the year is expected to remain at or around the 400,000 unit benchmark through December.

HHT VOTED BEST MUSIC VENUE IN THE INLAND EMPIRE

It’s official! The results of the Press Enterprise Annual Readers’ Choice poll have finally been released. In a surprising upset, the Historic Hemet Theatre has risen to the top as the Best Local Music Venue in the Inland Empire!

MSJC’s Nursing Program Named #1 in the Inland Empire

Mt. San Jacinto College's Nursing Program has been named No. 1 in the Best of the Inland Empire 2021. The MSJC program earned the top spot in the Best Community College/Nursing category in the Press-Enterprise's 26th annual readers' choice awards.

FLOWER BUSINESS BLOOMS FOR SOBOBA TRIBAL MEMBER

What started as a hobby for Adona Salgado 12 years ago has blossomed into a successful business. Se’ish Design was founded by her love for flowers and all things nature. Se’ish means flower in the Cahuilla language.

Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) Board Approves 2021-2022 Budget

The Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) Board of Trustees on Thursday adopted a $136,812,753 General Fund budget for 2021-2022. The unrestricted General Fund pays for operations, materials, supplies, salaries and benefits, among other things.

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California Supreme Court Rules Cities Cannot Impose Added Barriers to Tax Refund Claims

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Former Oil Field Becomes California’s First Carbon Storage Site — But Who’s Liable If Something Goes Wrong?

Nearly four years ago, California lawmakers directed state regulators...
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