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San Diego Blood Bank sponsors three local blood drives
LAKE ELSINORE – San Diego Blood Bank is partnering with two schools and a shopping center to host mobile blood drives in April. Temescal Canyon High School is hosting a blood drive in partnership with the San Diego Blood Bank... — Updated 4/6/2019
Hospice of the Valleys to host 'Five Wishes' workshops
MURRIETA – Hospice of the Valleys will be hosting free workshops throughout the year on how to complete the Five Wishes living will form. Each guest will be given one free copy of Five Wishes to take home. Five Wishes is written... — Updated 4/6/2019
Be aware of undiscussed but serious side effects of sleep apnea
SAINT CHARLES, Ill. – It’s estimated that 22 million Americans have sleep apnea, and that 80 percent of moderate to severe cases are undiagnosed. Also known as obstructive sleep apnea syndrome, the condition affects between 5 a... — Updated 4/6/2019
Understanding a cancer diagnosis
Dr. Pratibha Binder Special to Valley News A cancer diagnosis is a life-changing experience. Everything changes in that single moment that a patient hears, "You have cancer." To... — Updated 4/6/2019
Temecula Valley Hospital welcomes Synergy cardiothoracic surgery group
TEMECULA – Temecula Valley Hospital and Synergy CT Surgery Partnership have collaborated to bring the skills and expertise of some of the region's leading cardiothoracic surgeons... — Updated 4/6/2019
The cancer threat lurking in homes
The Truth About Cancer Special to Valley News Chemical companies promised the world that they would change the way people lived through science. Today, plastics are in everything... — Updated 4/6/2019
Coalition advocates for balanced energy policies in California
LOS ANGELES – Californians for Balanced Energy Solutions, a newly formed organization of natural and renewable gas users and suppliers, called on the state of California to adopt balanced energy policies that protect energy... — Updated 4/6/2019
Energy storage debate becomes charged over licensing restrictions
TEMECULA – After hours of public testimony last Thursday, the California State License Board unanimously passed a motion that could result in a change to the regulations that specifies which type of contractors are allowed to... — Updated 4/6/2019
Know these DMV facts
California's laws can be confusing at best, but none so misunderstood as the Department of Motor Vehicles enormous code manual, often to the financial detriment of the motorist.... — Updated 4/6/2019
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Mobile spay and neuter truck arrives in Winchester: 28 dogs serviced
The big blue Riverside County Department of Animal Services “The Answer” mobile spay and neuter truck pulled in the parking lot of Winchester’s Frances Domenigoni Community... — Updated 4/9/2019
Loma Linda University Health receives $430,000 federal grant to study potential treatment for inflammatory bowel disease
LOMA LINDA – Loma Linda University Health has received a more than $430,000 grant from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases of the National Institutes of... — Updated 4/5/2019
NCL Temecula Valley Chapter and Murrieta-Temecula Chapter walk together for Women's Heart Health Awareness
TEMECULA – The Temecula Valley Chapter of National Charity League Inc. in conjunction with the Murrieta-Temecula Chapter, recently participated in the Love Your Heart Walk to... — Updated 3/28/2019
Local exhibitors to be featured at National Children of Incarcerated Parents Conference
PHOENIX – Dr. Mona Davies, director of Community Outreach Ministry, and her husband Bob will have an exhibit at the four-day National Children of Incarcerated Parents Conference April 14-17 at the Renaissance Downtown Phoenix... — Updated 3/28/2019
Recognizing depression in seniors
Everyone feels sad at times. Numerous things in life can leave people feeling blue. For most people, this feeling is usually a passing emotion that diminishes with time but for some people this sadness can be severe, long-lasting... — Updated 3/28/2019
Thinking about health
Association health insurance is back. Perhaps residents remember those policies that were offered as a member of a local business or social group or trade association. The policies were usually marketed as “affordable” ... — Updated 3/28/2019
Temecula Valley Hospital earns 5 Star Medicare Hospital Compare rating
TEMECULA – Temecula Valley Hospital has earned a 5 Star Medicare Hospital Compare Rating, the highest rating from the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services for quality. Out of 4,573 hospitals, Temecula Valley Hospital’s... — Updated 3/28/2019
New director named for Riverside County Animal Services
RIVERSIDE – Riverside County Executive Officer George Johnson named Dr. Allan Drusys as director of Riverside County Animal Services this week. Drusys is a veteran employee of the department, serving most recently as the chief... — Updated 3/29/2019
Pets of the Weeks
Living Free Animal Sanctuary For more information on these pets and other pets up for adoption at Living Free Animal Sanctuary call (951) 321-9982 or visit https://living-free.org.... — Updated 3/29/2019
NFPA and State Farm encourage communities to engage in safety activities during Wildfire Community Preparedness Day
SAN DIEGO – Wildfires across the United States have taken more than 100 lives and cost more than $25 billion in property losses in the last two years. The National Fire Protection Association and State Farm are helping... — Updated 3/29/2019
Swing into spring with these 5 ideas to update your space
While spring naturally means it's time for a refresh for many homeowners, it doesn't mean you're limited only to a cleaning party. Take advantage of the season by using it as an... — Updated 3/29/2019
Earth Day Fair set for April 6 at Vail Headquarters
The annual Earth Day Fair at Vail Headquarters in Temecula, organized by the Sierra Club Santa Margarita Group, is planned for Saturday, April 6, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. "Now, more... — Updated 3/29/2019
'Splash into Spring' gives visitors peek into Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District operations
Hundreds of Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District customers and their children visited the district's headquarters Saturday, March 23, for the annual "Splash into Spring"... — Updated 3/29/2019
The Center For Life Change receives behavioral health care accreditation from The Joint Commission
TEMECULA – The Center for Life Change announced it has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for Behavioral Health Care Accreditation by demonstrating continuous compliance with its performance standards. The... — Updated 3/21/2019
What pain tells you – and 3 things to do about it
OAKLAND, N.J. – Is the pain someone’s back, neck or shoulders just a momentary twinge from strain they are putting on their body or from a new exercise regimen? Or is there something deeper and more serious at work? Either way... — Updated 3/21/2019
LLU professor is named to 2020 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee
Loma Linda University professor Dr. Joan Sabate of the schools of public health and medicine has been named to the federal government's 2020 Dietary Guidelines Advisory... — Updated 3/21/2019
