Menifee voters this fall will decide whether to approve a one-percent sales tax that would be used to pay for several public services, including more police officers and measures designed to relieve traffic congestion. The city council on Wednesday voted 5-0 to place the City of Menifee Public Safety, Traffic …
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The 10th Annual San Bernardino County Water Conference, scheduled to be held Friday, will be a look backward and a look forward. Panelists and speakers will discuss the drought and other water-related issues facing the Inland Empire, but they’ll also examine the past nine years and how well the region …
Read More »Tune in to The Main Event this Saturday morning at 9:30 on AM590 with host Ed Hoffman as he discusses national current events and politics, with a few mortgage tips along the way. Ed delivers intelligent, entertaining radio that makes hard news easy to understand! What an exciting and provocative …
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International Village, a 92-unit student housing complex on the campus of UC Riverside, has been sold. The multifamily project, which was built in 2001 exclusively for student use, sold for $20 million to an investment group in the San Gabriel Valley, said Otto Ozen, executive vice president with The Mogharebi …
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Murrieta will soon have a much-needed assisted-living and memory-care facility. Renaissance Village Murrieta, a 225-bed community that will include a 2,500-square-foot rehabilitation center, is expected to open its first phase this fall, said Aaron Rintamaki, assistant planner with the city of Murrieta. Developer Continental East Development in Murrieta has not …
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By Craig Dart With tax time long over and midyear officially here, it’s a great time to organize your financial records. And the key word here is indeed “organize.” Throwing all your important documents into a drawer won’t help much when an emergency occurs and you (or a family member) …
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