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Sandy Fire Prompts Radiation Checks Near Santa Susana Lab

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Sandy Fire Threatens Former Nuclear Lab, Triggering Air Monitoring Around Contaminated Site  Patch

Historic Paintings Removed From Riverside’s Mission Inn Days Before Hotel Sale

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    The Mission Inn in downtown Riverside has long been known for its grand architecture, historic charm and priceless collection of artwork gathered by founder...

New Report Highlights Healthcare Challenges Facing Inland Empire Residents

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    More than 1.8 million Inland Empire residents rely on Medi-Cal for healthcare coverage, highlighting both the region’s growing medical needs and the challenges facing...

Trump-Backed Defeat of Thomas Massie Sparks Debate Inside GOP

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  President Donald Trump scored a political victory this week with the defeat of Rep. Thomas Massie in Kentucky’s Republican primary, but some conservatives are...

What’s open and closed on Memorial Day in the Inland Empire

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GOVERNMENT OFFICES: All federal, state, Riverside County, San Bernardino County and city offices will be closed Monday. MAIL DELIVERY: Mail will not be delivered Monday. FINANCIAL...
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John Waite and John Cafferty play Soboba Sept. 18

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John Waite with special guest John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band is booked at Soboba’s Event Center on Friday, Sept. 18. Show is 21 and older. Tickets from $42.

Hemet online permitting offline Oct. 12–19 for system switch

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The city says TrakiT and Tyler EPL will be unavailable for permit access and processing from Oct. 12 through Oct. 19. Tyler EPL goes live Oct. 20.

California Students Lag in Math: New Screening Tool Aims to Catch Problems Early

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California is one step closer to giving its youngest...

County board to weigh $225,000 school resource officer pact for SJVA

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Supervisors on Sept. 15 will consider ratifying a one-year Sheriff agreement with San Jacinto Valley Academy for an SRO. Agenda text lists $225,000 from School Services Law Enforcement Revenue.
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