Soboba’s annual Fiesta delivers fun for all
Members of the Soboba Foundation, Tribal Council and Tribal Executive Offices gave out great gifts and raffled off prizes throughout the day at the annual Soboba Fiesta. From left, Dondi Silvas, Deatra Karnes, Karla Valdez, Dione Kitchen, Andrew Vallejos, Loovi Herrera, Steven Estrada, Julie Arrietta-Parcero and Aureny Manzanilla. | Photos courtesy of the Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians
VA and National Nurses Organizing Committee, National Nurses United sign agreement to better serve Veterans and support VA nurses
VA signed a national master collective bargaining agreement with National Nurses Organizing Committee, National Nurses United (NNOC/NNU) — the union that represents more than 13,707 VA nurses.
VA adds 300,000 Veterans and service members from 27 military cemeteries to Veterans Legacy Memorial
The Department of Veterans Affairs, in collaboration with the Office of Army Cemeteries, announced that it has added 300,000 service members and Veterans interred in 27 Department of Defense-managed military cemeteries into the Veterans Legacy Memorial (VLM) website.
Riverside County officials concerned for Title 42 impact and possible influx of migrants
Riverside County officials are preparing for an influx of migrants expected to come across the border following the end of the COVID-era restriction Title 42 at 8:59 p.m. Thursday.
Blood drive will save many lives and honor one
Ellen Tichy watched her daughter Cassi lose her battle to Ewing sarcoma on May 20, 2018. On the fifth anniversary of that loss, Tichy is hosting a blood drive in San Jacinto to help others in need while honoring her daughter’s memory and bringing awareness to the need for more childhood cancer research.
