Menifee, CA – June 4, 2026—For the fifth consecutive year, Mt. San Jacinto College students have been selected to participate in the highly competitive CIRM Bridges to Stem Cell Research Internship Program, coordinated through California State University San Marcos, which provides students with opportunities to conduct hands-on research at leading laboratories throughout San Diego.This year’s cohort includes five MSJC students:...
For Marc Sigmon, advocating before lawmakers is more than a professional responsibility. It is a mission shaped by personal experience.Sigmon represented insurance professionals in legislative meetings in Sacramento and Washington, D.C., discussing insurance, retirement planning and financial security issues that affect families across California and the nation.Sigmon, CEO of Marc Sigmon Insurance Agency and San Diego regional coordinator for...
Greg Morrison lived in Temecula for 24 years when he worked for the Western Municipal Water District and the Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District. He is now the executive vice president of the National Water Resources Association, and he returned to California for the May 5-7 Association of California Water Agencies conference in Sacramento and was on a May...
Below are some free activities being hosting in June:1 - At 6 pm on Monday, June 22, our member Ann Mauer will present some of her extensive research on Mr. M.J. Trumble, a visionary petroleum entrepreneur who is immortalized in Perris with a street named for him. (See attached photo of street sign.)This presentation will be given in the...
When I served on the San Diego City Council, I spent eight years chairing the Infrastructure Committee. I learned a lesson in that job that I've never been able to shake: the most expensive thing a region can do is nothing. I watched what can happen to a fast-growing region that kept deciding the next generation could pay for...
Julie Reeder
PublisherFor decades, Americans were told that tariffs were economic poison.We were assured by economists, politicians and multinational corporations that lowering trade barriers would create a more efficient global economy. Manufacturing jobs would leave, they said, but America would prosper through innovation, services and technology. Consumers would enjoy lower prices, and everyone would be better off.That may have sounded...