by Congressman Ken Calvert   New Years Eve is usually a night to celebrate, but if Congress and the President don't act soon, taxpayers may not be in a partying mood when the clock strikes twelve at the end of 2012.   As things stand now, the 2001 and 2003…

by Joel Phillips   I am running for Murrieta City Council to serve my community and to make a difference. Murrieta is home to my family including my wife of 23 years and my two children. This is already a great place to live, but together we can make it…

by Arnie Wuhrman   Clients with tax problems often ask me, “can’t we just pay off that $20,000 in taxes and get the penalties and interest waived?” Others see those late night TV commercials, telling how people paid the IRS off at 10-20¢ on the dollar, and they want to…

by Joe Kuebler   It’s never a good sign when a local agency responsible for delivering water decides instead to sling mud at a fellow agency as part of an unnecessary, costly lawsuit strategy. Yet that is the state of water affairs these days in the region.   Millions of…

With an eye on philanthropy and service, National Merchants Association (NMA) is proud to support the Temecula Valley community through its recently launched “Give-it-Back” donation program. Temecula Valley business owners can now donate up 50% of the profit on their merchant fees back to local schools and charitable organizations. Under…

by Benjamin J. Howard   Many of us actively manage our digital identity, but what about our digital legacy? Many of you probably have already heard about a variation of Dave Ramsey’s “Legacy Drawer,” which is a specific place where an individual keeps their personal information, account descriptions, passwords/PINS, powers…