Riverside, California Inland Empire News Wednesday, June 19, 2013
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Ward 3 candidates and their message to Riverside voters
Craig Fiegener begins campaign for California State Senate
Is Netflix really worth the extra money?
With school ending, it's time to think about summer safety
Mother's Day gift ideas for new moms
Mother's Day is Sunday, May 8. [Watch]
New Year's Resolution: Improving your home
Holiday cooking: Holiday grease
Today is the First Day of Hanukkah
Win free tickets to go ice skating in downtown Riverside
Win a Family 4-pack for Riverside's ice skating rink
Online votes to help decide winner of Downtown Window Decorating Contest
Trout derbies at Inland Empire regional parks
Stores try an early start to holiday shopping
Advice on cleaning your barbecue grill for summer cooking
Riverside Art Museum features Members’ Mini Exhibition
Do you need California earthquake insurance?
Altura Credit Union awards $59,000 in scholarships
Oscar Mayer Wienermobile in Riverside
Mayor to honor InstantRiverside.com at Tuesday's council meeting
More than 100 animals found in Hemet apartment
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society nominates people for "Man & Woman of the Year" event
President Obama signs health care 'fixes' bill
Moreno Valley senior center to hold swap meet; event promises antiques
Rosiana Kurniawan
Top cure for a hangover?
Holiday decorations you can make cheap and easy
Natural items around your yard can become fun holiday decor. [Watch]
Renting instead of buying
Four things that could save you money. [Watch]
Riverside recipe for peach bread
A lot of Riversiders have peach trees. [Watch]
Using food as beauty products
The newest trend in skincare? [Watch]
Fire threatens La Canada Flintridge region of Southern California
Evacuations underway as a precaution. [Watch]
How long can Americans stay patient on economy?
Many are still waiting for President Barack Obama to turn the economy around. [Watch]
Inside California Pizza Kitchen
Imagine cooking 20 at once! The restaurant is known for its pizza oven which gives their pizza's a unique color and flavor. [Watch]
One of the dirtiest jobs of summer
What's the best way to clean the grill? Our Instant Home expert shows you how to make the barbecue look like new again. [Watch]
We're sweet on Lemon Cake
Got lemons? Make lemon cake; learn how. [Watch]
Is it food or decoration?
She's been called the "Martha Stewart" of the Inland Empire. Watch how food can become a part of your holiday decorations. [Watch]
Is Netflix really worth the extra money?
It’s your money. How do you want to spend it? That’s the harsh reality facing Netflix and it’s subscribers. The company recently introduced a round a confusing cost increases.
Netflix also announced it is separating its unlimited streaming and unlimited DVD plans in the U.S. to give members a choice: a streaming-only plan, or a DVD-only plan or the option to subscribe to both.
Netflix will no longer be offering unlimited plans that include both streaming and DVDs by mail. The unlimited streaming plan will remain at $7.99 a month. The price for getting both unlimited streaming and unlimited DVDs will be $15.98 a month ($7.99 + $7.99)
Confusing?? A little.
For new Netflix members, the changes will be effective immediately. For existing members, the new pricing will start for charges on or after September 1.
Netflix introduced streaming to its popular DVD-by-mail business in 2007. Since then, membership has climbed from 6 million to 23 million in the U.S.
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