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MSJC Launches Fall 2020 Semester Mostly Online

Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) began its Fall 2020 semester on Monday, Aug. 17, with thousands of students enrolled in online classes amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Pandemic Doesn’t Stop Volunteer Driver Service

83% of the seven hundred elderly and disabled clients of the TRIP volunteer driver transportation service for Riverside County California were able to continue to access stores and get to scheduled medical appointments each month in March and April, according to Richard Smith, CEO of the nonprofit Independent Living Partnership (ILP).

Obama Was Given A Nobel Peace Prize, But Is Trump More Deserving?

In 2009, just a few months after Barack Obama’s inauguration as President of the United States, he went to Oslo to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. He stepped onto the stage and suggested he was given the prize because he was the Commander-In-Chief of a Nation in the midst of two wars.

Help Independent Older Adults Stay Apart, Not Alone During COVID-19

Nearly 42 million Americans identified as caregivers for an older adult before COVID-19. Almost overnight, it's likely that millions more have since joined their ranks. With COVID-19, there are added complications, notably physical separation. Some people are supporting older relatives who live far away while others may be close by, but are maintaining a safe distance. The goal is to maintain social closeness while also practicing physical distance.

The Consequences of Ignoring DUI Classes

A conviction for driving under the influence or DUI carries several penalties in all states and Washington. D.C. On top of hefty fines, possible jail time, suspension of driving privileges, and probation, DUI offenders are often required to attend alcohol education classes, commonly referred to as DUI school.

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Mt. San Jacinto College Earns Best of Inland Empire Honors in Three Categories

Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) has once again earned...

Weekend guide: Hemet concerts, Ramona Bowl, and a free family market

City concerts at Mary Henley Park, tribute night at the Bowl, Ramona Market, a chamber mixer, and a Hemet PD technology meeting.

California May Become First State to Set Smoke Damage Standards for Homes

California may soon become the first state in the...

Californians Increasingly Favor Lower Taxes, Smaller Government, Poll Finds

Even in a state that reliably votes blue, a...
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