Awareness Vigil for Ashley Brittany Lopez May 31, 2014 at 3 p.m. at Murrieta Creekside Village Green Park
On Saturday, May 31 at 3 p.m., the search for Ashley will take a new turn as friends and family spread awareness about the missing Temecula teen. Ashley Brittany Lopez, 16, … Continue reading
Memorial Day remembered – Temecula, Murrieta home to military families – show celebrations mean much more than barbecues
Two years ago, on a Temecula street, military wife Stephanie McKay used her best Pinterest skills to paint a red, white, and blue American flag. Her then nineteen month old son, … Continue reading
Sean Lafferty – Candidate for Riverside County Judge
Who is Sean Lafferty? Sean Lafferty has served the community for 17 years, in his own words, “fighting for justice for those who’ve been harmed. I’ve convicted murderers, rapists, child molesters, … Continue reading
Las Pulgas Fire, Tomahawk Fire, Cocos Fire, Bernardo Fires sends San Diego smoke into Southwest Riverside County
Where there is smoke, there isn’t always fire. Air quality in Temecula continues to deteriorate as winds shift from easterly to westerly direction. While good news for increasing humidity, and … Continue reading
Temecula Children’s Museum prepares to celebrate tenth anniversary with wacky and wild June celebrations in Old Town Temecula Facility
Look, touch, come inside and find the hidden pennies and pickles. How long has it been since you’ve ventured inside the great Professor Pennypickle’s Old Town Temecula workshop? Things inside … Continue reading
Tips to ensure safety before a wildfire threatens
The winds are swirling and conditions throughout Los Angeles, Southwest Riverside, and San Diego counties continue to suffer from record droughts. READ: Ready, Set, Go campaign with CalFire, and … Continue reading
Ready, Set, Go campaign with CalFire, and the U.S. Forest Service, reminds that just one spark is all it takes for disaster in Southern California Fire Season
Early May is reserved for Wildfire Awareness Week. Last week, Riverside County Supervisor Jeff Stone, together with Cal Fire and U.S. Forest Service notables gathered in Hemet to recommit their … Continue reading
Windy in Riverside, in more ways than one — as Riverside County Sheriff’s Department introduces newest member of caninie team
On a windy day in Southwest Riverside County, the Sheriff’s Department introduces the latest member to their canine team, an 11-week-old female Bloodhound named, Windy. “Windy joins the ranks of a well-established … Continue reading
Mother’s Day gift ideas in Temecula Valley – last minute shoppers can breathe easy with these local sweets, treats, and wine country ideas
Looking for the perfect mother’s day gift? And who doesn’t love a great deal, especially mom. So, check out this “local deal round up” on some of the best ways … Continue reading
Mount Palomar Winery in Temecula Valley Wine Country suffers kitchen fire in propane related explosion
On Friday morning, 8:35 a.m. a possible propane related explosion rocked Mount Palomar Winery in Temecula Valley Wine Country. 3 fire engines, with 14 firefighters, responded to the 9-1-1 call and … Continue reading
Camp Pendleton Noise Advisory from March 31-April 4, 2014
The following noise advisory for the Camp Pendleton and surrounding areas was released on Facebook through Camp Pendleton Scout. Be advised, the “sounds of freedom” will be in full force … Continue reading
Murrieta’s State of the City address by Mayor Alan Long: Murrieta – Grow, Encourage, Create and Attract Talent
By Heather Rawlings Murrieta, CA –The Performing Arts Center at Murrieta Valley High School looked beautiful at the State of the City address in March, 2014. The evening began with … Continue reading
Rock the Oaks Friday Night tickets honored Saturday — see Trevor Moran, Brewer Boys, Cougarzz Rock and more
Over 300 people braved the rain for Friday night’s Oak Grove “Rock the Oaks” concert at Murrieta’s The Bridge Church–the first of the three day event raising money for Oak Grove … Continue reading
Turn Around Don’t Drown -Riverside County Fire Department offers these words of warning on flood heavy Southwest Riverside streets
Chances are, you hunkered down during the brunt of yesterday’s storm–if you were lucky. Others were out in force, witnessing a torrent of water pouring through Southwest Riverside streets, shopping … Continue reading
Major water main break in Temecula closes roads, floods streets from Promenade Temecula south to Solana Way
Wednesday, January 29, 2014 Read Update Here: Rancho Water District repairs Margarita, Broken 16″ Pipe in Temeucla Steer clear, Temecula. A water main break on Southbound Margarita Road slowed traffic … Continue reading
The freaks come out…in the day — BooJum Hosts family friendly 5k Zombie Run at Temecula’s Galway Downs
Saturday, October 26, 2013 was a howling success at Galway Downs, with BooJum Institute’s Zombie Run in Temecula. BooJum Institute, who poses the question, “How can children save our environment … Continue reading
San Bernardino And Riverside County Valleys – The Inland Empire Flash Flood Watch in effect until 8PM PDT MON
This just in from the National Weather Service: FLASH FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT THROUGH MONDAY EVENING THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN SAN DIEGO HAS EXPANDED THE FLASH FLOOD WATCH TO … Continue reading
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