Are poor, Black women being targeted for birth control in the wake of Dobbs?
What’s the best way to fight poverty? Make sure there are fewer pregnancies to single mothers and teenagers, some economists would say. That’s why states including Delaware and Colorado have, in the last five years, doubled down on long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) like IUDs or implants.
Punting and painting keep kids busy at Soboba
Amid mild temperatures and windy conditions, players from ages 14-18 took to the football field at The Oaks on the Soboba Indian Reservation to participate in the 2023 Soboba Youth Turkey Bowl on Nov. 21. Steve Lopez, Assistant Director for Soboba Parks and Recreation and Harold Arres, Regional TANF Manager for Soboba Tribal TANF, collaborated on a day of fun for youth that were off school for the week due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
County waste department to provide free composting/vermicomposting and Make Your Own Worm Bin class Saturday in Moreno Valley
The Riverside County Department of Waste Resources will host a free backyard composting class and Make Your Own Worm Bin workshop Saturday, December 2, in Moreno Valley.
Hemet Historic Theater gets a new general manager
You know the name, but you can't place it. If you're any kind of sports fan, you recognize it immediately. Alexander Yepremian's uncle was an NFL star, and his father was the head of a New York Soccer League.
Millions of Kids in U.S. Have Inadequate Health Care Coverage
Inadequate health coverage is a particular problem for commercially insured children, according to a new study released by Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health. The research shows that coverage gaps are affecting publicly insured children as well.
