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Two injured in tourist bus fire in I-15
TEMECULA - Two people were injured when a tour bus caught fire early in the morning of Sunday, April 21 on Interstate 15 in Temecula, fire officials said. The fire was reported at 2:26 a.m. on the northbound side of the freeway,... — Updated 4/22/2019
Firefighters battle house fire in Temecula overnight
TEMECULA - Cal Fire Riverside responded to reports of an established fire in the chimney and crawl space at a residential home in Temecula at 11:55 p.m. Sunday, April 21. Five engines responded and firefighters needed about an... — Updated 4/22/2019 Full story
State census office partners with The Community Foundation to mobilize Inland Empire nonprofits in hard-to-count communities
RIVERSIDE – The Community Foundation, serving Riverside and San Bernardino counties, is one of 10 organizations the state census office is partnering with to encourage participation of all Inland Empire residents in the census co... — Updated 4/12/2019
Seasonal merchandise helps grocery businesses
In many cases seasonal merchandise for grocery stores focuses on candy or other food, and grocery stores which sell greeting cards also address seasonal demand. The National Grocers Association conference at the San Diego... — Updated 4/12/2019
Temecula Business Week kicks off April 15
Whether the business someone owns exists only in their dreams or whether it's located on Main Street, Temecula's Economic Development Department's Temecula Business Week has... — Updated 4/12/2019
Property tax exemption bill by Sen. Mike Morrell clears first committee
SACRAMENTO – While higher costs of living and an increasingly competitive job market are realities faced by many Californians up and down the state, these challenges often hit California’s disabled veterans hardest. With these... — Updated 4/12/2019
Temecula planning commission positions are available
TEMECULA – The Temecula City Council invites interested residents of Temecula to apply for two positions on the planning commission. The positions are for full three-year terms through June 15, 2022. To be a member of the... — Updated 4/12/2019
Hestrin to host candlelight vigils honoring crime victims
RIVERSIDE – District Attorney Mike Hestrin and keynote speakers will speak at candlelight vigils to honor victims of crime during National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, beginning at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 10, and Thursday,... — Updated 4/12/2019
California drivers are encouraged to 'silence' the distractions
SACRAMENTO – California drivers continue to shift their focus away from the road and onto their phones, despite the risks associated with multitasking behind the wheel. April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and the... — Updated 4/12/2019
County to pave Juniper Flats Road
Juniper Flats Road in unincorporated Hemet will be paved later this year. The Riverside County Board of Supervisors voted 5-0, April 2, to approve the use of county Transportation Department personnel to pave Juniper Flats Road... — Updated 4/12/2019
Lease extended for Department of Public Social Services office in Temecula
The Riverside County Board of Supervisors approved the extension of the county’s lease for the Department of Public Social Services office in Temecula. The supervisors voted 5-0, April 2, to extend the lease for the 10,142... — Updated 4/12/2019
Melendez joins president's roundtable on border security
SACRAMENTO – Assemblywoman Melissa Melendez, R-Lake Elsinore, released the following statement following her participation in a roundtable discussion with the President Donald Trump about California’s border security problem:... — Updated 4/12/2019
Corona man accused of killing son pleads 'not guilty'
A Corona man accused of killing his 8-year-old son and trying to conceal the evidence using acid and other products pleaded “not guilty” last week to murder and torture charges. Bryce Daniel McIntosh, 32, was initially... — Updated 4/12/2019
Construction begins on Pechanga Parkway widening project
The City of Temecula began work late last month on a road widening project on Pechanga Parkway that will take the bottlenecked portion of the road that is currently two lanes to a... — Updated 4/12/2019
San Jacinto City Council approves amended cannabis ordinance on first reading; more discussion coming
After an hourlong emotional discussion with San Jacinto council members and residents to amend the city’s cannabis ordinances which would allow dispensaries and testing laboratories in town, the council found approval on the... — Updated 4/12/2019
Operation Prom Girl readies for 'A Cinderella Story'
Operation Prom Girl, a nonprofit organization founded by Dawn Schultz in 2013, is an organization that does exactly what it sounds like it would. Since its inception, the free... — Updated 4/12/2019
Menifee Council OKs addition to CDBG grant list for 20l9-2020
The Menifee City Council took action to approve the 2019-2020 Community Development Block Grant action plan, providing an estimated $551,093 to assist with the enhancement and support of low income to moderate income populations... — Updated 4/12/2019
Oak Grove's Culinary Creations makes it official
At the tail end of 2018, Oak Grove Center CEO Tammy Wilson and her team were scrambling to acquire the right equipment, permits and licenses in order to open a bakery sweet shop in... — Updated 4/12/2019
Menifee welcomes first-ever chief of police
The city of Menifee welcomed the man that will be charged with building the city's first municipal police force over the course of the next 18 months Tuesday, April 2, at City... — Updated 4/12/2019
One fine day
This is a photo story about Kyisha Mills, a single mother of five seeking a new life in a new state after becoming homeless as a result of domestic violence. Kyisha lived a normal... — Updated 4/12/2019
Family, friends, colleagues of fallen CHP officer to say farewell
RIVERSIDE - A California Highway Patrol sergeant who was killed by an alleged drunken driver in Lake Elsinore will be remembered on Tuesday, April 16 in Riverside, where loved... — Updated 4/16/2019 Full story
Lake Elsinore man arrested for making criminal threats, concealed handgun
LAKE ELSINORE - Lake Elsinore Police Department deputies on Saturday, April 13 arrested a 33-year-old man after he was involved in a confrontation with several teenagers who were... — Updated 4/15/2019 Full story
Wildomar police arrest man suspected of retail thefts
WILDOMAR - The Wildomar Police Department announced the arrest of a man with a felony arrest warrant for possession of stolen property on Thursday, April 11. The department... — Updated 4/15/2019 Full story
Temecula Police planning checkpoint on April 26
The Temecula Police Department and the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department will be conducting a DUI/Driver’s License Checkpoint on Friday, April 26, at an undisclosed location within the city limits between the hours of 8... — Updated 4/15/2019 Full story
Border Patrol agents catch man allegedly hauling cocaine, heroin
MURRIETA - A 36-year-old man allegedly caught by Border Patrol agents transporting 40 pounds of cocaine and heroin into Riverside County was being held today in lieu of $500,000 bail. Raymond Steven Gonzalez was arrested Sunday... — Updated 4/15/2019 Full story
