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Netflix raising US streaming prices amid booming growth

Netflix is raising most of its U.S. prices by 8% to 13% as its video streaming service rides a wave of rising popularity spurred by government-imposed lockdowns that corralled people at home during the fight against the pandemic.

A Move-Up Homebuyer Turns Moxie into Money

Jocelyn Vasquez is a determined Hispanic woman who knows exactly want she wants: To build financial wealth through homeownership.

MISSION INN RUN AT GOLDEN ERA PRODUCTIONS

For 43 years, Riverside’s Mission Inn has conducted the Mission Inn 5 and 10Kruns throughout the City of Riverside. Since the Mission Inn was not running one this year due to COVID-19, Golden Era’s Truth About Drugs decided to do a Virtual Run with all protocols and social distancing throughout Golden Era Productions Campus on Sunday Morning, November 1st.

Retired Teachers Make a Positive Impact

If you can read this article, maybe you should thank a teacher. The week of November 1 - 7, 2020, is California Retired Teachers Week, and we all owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to those teachers who not only taught us but shaped us in our youth.

CalRTA Division 33 Awards Three Teachers

Division 33 of the California Retired Teachers Association (CalRTA), which serves the Hemet/San Jacinto valley and surrounding communities, recently awarded three $100 teacher grants to local educators.

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Two futures are on the ballot Nov. 3: own nothing, or own your life

Edison bills, $5.81 gas and a second permanent penny on Hemet's sales tax show which future Sacramento and City Hall have picked.

2026 Daughter of Soboba crowned

This year’s $ovóova Po’$wáamay Crowning Ceremony brought more than...

A lie can’t buy citizenship. If Omar’s was bought with one, it was never hers.

Citizenship obtained by fraud is void from the start. Enforcing that rule is what protects the millions of Americans who earned theirs honestly.

Amnesty for noncitizens who registered but never voted. Prosecute every one who voted.

California's four U.S. attorneys should draw a bright line, and put the blame for the rest where it belongs: on Sacramento.
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