A new report highlights Porterville as California's most affordable city for home purchases, with Fresno and Bakersfield also noted for their attractive home prices and job markets.

This story details the ownership and insider activity for Eureka Acquisition and Aspen Group Inc.

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Morton High School has hired a longtime Eureka assistant coach as its new baseball head coach, making him the third head coach for the program in three years.

Mandatory evacuations have been ordered in parts of Tooele and Juab Counties, Utah, as the Maple Peak and Cherry Fires merged to form the largest and fastest-moving wildfire in the US, blackening more forestland and putting residents on notice.

Indian consumers have successfully won compensation in various cases, including a man who received Rs 26,000 for an undisclosed service charge, another who got Rs 10,000 for a missed bus due to a last-minute change, and a lawyer who won a case against Eureka Forbes after poor service.

Fox has renewed the singing competition 'The Masked Singer' for its 15th season, with Eureka set to take over production, potentially moving the show to an East Coast location for its 2026/27 broadcast season.

An article describes California, known as the "Golden State," highlighting its diverse landscapes including arid deserts, vast mountain ranges, vibrant metropolises, and pristine wilderness.

In this week's news broadcast, we visit the planetarium and futsal practice, and learn about the phone rules in different countries.

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Eat The Rich: California Democrats Trigger Reverse Gold Rush With Wealth Tax Authored by Jonathan Turley, This month, the anniversary of the California Gold Rush came and passed with little mention … for good reason. When James W. Marshall found gold at Sutter’s Mill, millions traveled great distances to seek their fortune in the “Golden State.” Now, 178 years later, California has engineered an inverse Gold Rush, virtually chasing wealth from the state. Rather than covered wagons going West, there is a line of U-Hauls going anywhere other than California. From boondoggle projects to reparations, California politicians continue to rack up new spending projects despite a soaring deficit and shrinking tax base. Rather than exercise a modicum of fiscal restraint, Democrats are pushing through a tax that takes five percent of the wealth of any billionaires left in the state. I have long criticized the tax as perfectly moronic for a state with the highest tax burden and one of the highest flight rates of top taxpayers. In my new book, “Rage and the Republic: The Unfinished Story of the American Revolution,” I discuss the reversal of fortunes in California and other blue states as politicians unleash new “eat the rich” campaigns before the midterm elections. The problem, of course, is that billionaires are mobile, as is their wealth. Liberals expect billionaires to stay put in a type of voluntary canned hunt.  They are not. Billionaires are joining the growing exodus from the state, taking their companies, investments, and jobs with them. The latest billionaire to be chased off may be Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who is reportedly heading for Florida. The growing departures have triggered outrage among many on the left, who are in disbelief that billionaires will just not stand still to be fleeced. Former New York Magazine editor Kara Swisher captured that rage in a recent posting, declaring “you made…all your money in California, you ungrateful piece of s***, you could figure out a way to pay more taxes, and we deserve the taxes from you, given you made your wealth here . . . so why don’t we just do shock and awe at this point, because you don’t seem to be availing yourself to thinking that you owe your state something more.” By some estimates, California has already cost over a trillion dollars in lost investments and business. That is no small achievement. Here’s a mind teaser: How can you burn a trillion dollars (which would create a stack some 67,866 miles high) without taking years and destroying the environment? California politicians have a solution: Have people take it out of the state in a reverse gold rush. In addition to saying that they want to grab 5 percent of the wealth of these billionaires, California Democrats are planning to base wealth calculations on the voting shares of corporate executives. Often, particularly with start-ups, entrepreneurs have greater voting shares than actual ownership. However, they will be taxed as if voting shares amounted to actual wealth. In other words, California is moving to nuke the entrepreneurs who created the Silicon Valley boom. Emmanuel Saez, the U.C. Berkeley economist who helped design the tax, insists that they may not want to stay, but they will still be tapped. They are planning to trap the wealthy fleeing the state retroactively: “The tax is based on residence as of Jan. 1, 2026, sharply limiting their ability to flee the state to avoid paying. Despite billionaires’ threats to leave, I think extremely few will have been able to change residence by Jan. 1, given the complexity of doing so.” The effort to retroactively impose such a tax is legally controversial and will face years of challenges. In my view, this is unconstitutional, but admittedly it is a murky area. Regardless of the outcome, a wealth tax will affect a wide range of other wealthy taxpayers. If Democrats can get a retroactive wealth tax to be upheld, it is doubtful that they will stop with billionaires. Why should other top taxpayers stick around to find out where the next cull will fall in the tax brackets? Recently, Gavin Newsom boasted, “California isn’t just keeping pace with the world — we’re setting the pace.” That is undeniably true if the measure is the record number of U-Hauls fleeing the state — more than any other state. Indeed, the only thing harder to find than a wealthy taxpayer in California appears to be a U-Haul. According to U-Haul’s data, the state is again leading blue states in the exodus. The Washington Post noted recently that “California came in last. Massachusetts, New York, Illinois, and New Jersey rounded out the bottom five. Of the bottom 10, seven voted blue in the last election.” Conversely, “nine of the top 10 growth states voted red in the last presidential election,” with Texas again leading the growth states. The Post put it succinctly, “People want to live in pro-growth, low-tax states, while the biggest losers tend to be places with big governments and high taxes.” The problem is that, while the economics are horrific, the politics remain irresistible. Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna, who represents part of Silicon Valley, recently mocked billionaires rushing to escape the state. Laughing at his own constituents, Khanna quipped, “I will miss them very much.” You will not be alone as California becomes known as the La Brea Tar Pit of taxation. They are on the verge of converting the state motto from “Eureka” to “Welcome to Hotel California, you can check out any time you like, but you can never leave.” Jonathan Turley is a law professor and the best-selling author of “Rage and the Republic: The Unfinished Story of the American Revolution.” Tyler Durden Sat, 02/14/2026 - 20:15

Cleveland-Cliffs stock experienced a significant pop today, contributing to a broader trend of multiple stocks, including Eureka Acquisition, RF Acquisition Corp II, and Metaplanet, seeing substantial surges in trading.

Indian electronics firm Eureka has launched an investigation into findings of child labor at one of its suppliers. The company is addressing the serious allegations to ensure ethical supply chain practices.

An astronaut participated in a live video call from space, answering questions from children at the Heureka science center. This marks the fourth such direct connection from Heureka to space.

An AI radar system named 'Bear-dar' successfully located a polar bear mother and her cubs near a weather station in Eureka, Nunavut, Canada, enabling staff to safely guide the bears back to their sea ice habitat.

A massive wildfire, known as the Iron fire, in Utah has forced the evacuation of the small town of Eureka as extreme heat and dry, windy conditions fuel blazes across the US west.

The Alkaline Water Company has signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to acquire Eureka Beverages.

The Eureka Massalia Fashion Reborn project, bringing together students, volunteers, fashion industry professionals and organisations with a focus on sustainability, will culminate in a grand fashion…

A court has struck out a case filed by Raphael Tuju opposing the transfer of properties to Ultra Eureka in a Sh1.9 billion dispute with the East African Development Bank (EADB).

The Polish government has approved the creation of a central database for interpretations of local taxes and fees, aiming to consolidate information into the EUREKA system.

Dublin Bus has hired almost 100 drivers from South Africa as part of an initiative to address driver shortages. The recruitment drive highlights the experiences of new drivers joining the company.

The Heureka Science Centre in Finland is scheduled to make another video call to space today. This event continues their tradition of connecting with astronauts in orbit.

A Gwalior consumer commission ruled against Eureka Forbes for poor service after a customer's vacuum cleaner, bought in May 2024, malfunctioned and was never returned after being taken for repair in October.

Helsingin Sanomat features a ten-question news quiz to test readers' current affairs knowledge, including a question about the Heureka science center in Vantaa.

Eureka, a drag performer known from 'RuPaul's Drag Race,' alleges she was unfairly removed from Madonna's album teaser event over the weekend without a clear reason.

Eureka Lithium Corp has announced the appointment of capital markets veteran Danny Matthews as its new Chief Executive Officer, a move aimed at leveraging his experience for the company's strategic growth.

Eureka police took two calls for unconscious individuals, and officials reported ‘elevated’ carbon monoxide in room A California motel has been closed after authorities found two women dead in the same room just days apart. The Eureka police department in northern California said in a news release last Thursday that on 21 February, officers and Humboldt Bay fire personnel were dispatched to a motel on the 4000 block of Broadway Street in Eureka – identified by the Eureka Times-Standard as the...

Eureka Lithium has announced the acquisition of the Cabin Lake and Tyee Projects, expanding its portfolio in Canada.