Tag: retirement
Jones retires from EMWD
Paul Jones, who had been the Eastern Municipal Water District general manager since 2011, retired April 30.
“It's really been a great opportunity,” Jones said.
“We’ve...
San Jacinto city accepts $186,548 light bill rebate from WRCOG
“This is really making us a safer place,” Crystal Ruiz, mayor pro tem of San Jacinto, said, applauding the city’s purchase and retrofitting of...
Is buying a second home on your 2021 to-do list? What to consider
GREENSBORO, N.C. – Owning a second home can provide retirees – or younger families – a mountain retreat or a house at the beach...
City honors retired Lake Elsinore city manager Grant Yates with extravaganza party at Storm...
“I thought I was just going for a beer,” retiring Lake Elsinore city manager Grant Yates said, who was surprised by more than 100...
Hemet Sheriff’s Station deputies announce Capt. L. Purvis’s retirement
Capt. Leonard Purvis of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department and commander of the Hemet sheriff’s unit stationed in Valle Vista, announced his retirement after...
Saving strategies as retirement draws near
TEMECULA – Professionals on the cusp of retirement may look forward to traveling once they no longer have to go to work each day,...
RTA says goodbye to two longtime executive employees
RIVERSIDE – The Riverside Transit Agency said goodbye to two longtime executive employees recently. With more than 35 years of service between them, Craig...
Be your own best financial adviser with these 6 fundamentals for wealth management
GREENSBORO, N.C. – There is no shortage of information to find on the internet, and that’s part of the problem for people trying to...
Make the best of the extra time retirement brings
SAN FRANCISCO – Singer Jim Croce longed to put time in a bottle. Retirees aren’t always certain what it is they long to do...
Report: County’s pension liabilities high, but gap gradually closing
Riverside County’s unfunded pension liabilities fell slightly in 2020, thanks in part to bond issuances that covered long-term obligations, but the county remains shy...
