Menifee: Mayor of Menifee, Neil Winter suffered a heart attack Saturday evening. According to public officials, emergency personel responded to his home to find him in full arrest and was unable to be revived. The City of Menifee issued the following brief statement: The city is mourning the news of…
Animal Control was sent on a mission Friday to free an entangled goat. The goats horns were wrapped around a wrought iron fence. Officer Alcaraz arrived at the scene in Wildomar to find the goat in distress. In a Facebook post, Animal Friends of the Valley reported the animal was in a lot of pain trying to free itself from…
Tuesday, 01 May 2018 20:57
Radical new bill to regulate gun parts and increase penalties
Written by Michelle Mears
SACRAMENTO: The Second Amendment is facing a new attack in Sacramento. Assemblyman Michael Gipson from Carson (D-64) introduced a bill to authorize the Department of Justice (DOJ) to issue “firearm precursor” parts vendor licenses. The bill would also require any person purchasing a “precursor” part to go undergo a background check. Under AB 2382 a “firearm precursor part” is a…
SACRAMENTO: Over a thousand parents with children in tow, crammed into the fourth floor of the State Capital April 25 to speak before the Education Committee. The committee was set to vote on AB 2756 a bill they felt violated their constitutional rights if they chose to homeschool. The families…
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Friday, 27 April 2018 22:10
Woman of the Year: A veteran who risked her life at Vegas shootings
Written by Michelle Mears
On Thursday April 26, Tami Colosimo was awarded the 67th Assembly District’s Woman of the Year by Assemblywoman Melissa Melendez. “During the tragic Las Vegas shootings, Tami called upon her extensive medical and military experience and risked her life to tend to the wounded. She worked tirelessly throughout the night, consoling the grieving, applying CPR, wrapping tourniquets, applying pressure to…
Wednesday, 25 April 2018 19:46
Suspect arrested for sexual battery of minor in park
Written by Michelle Mears
Update April 27, 2018 The Riverside Sheriff Department on April 25, interviewed 21-year old suspect Roland George Riddle a second time while in custody. As a result of the second interview Riddle was charged with felony child molestation. He was originally charged with a misdemeanor. The original call to police reported an attempted sexual assault. However, according to a police…
Wednesday, 25 April 2018 09:20
Temecula Valley Hospital Earns 4th Leapfrog “A” Grade for Patient Safety
Written by Press Release
TEMECULA: The Leapfrog Group, a Washington D.C-based organization aiming to improve health care quality and safety for consumers and purchasers, today released the new Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grades. Temecula Valley Hospital was one of 393 hospitals (one of 37 in California) in the country that have earned an ‘A’ for…
Wednesday, 25 April 2018 08:42
Sheriff Department allocates more funds for CCW backlog
Written by Press Release
RIVERSIDE COUNTY: Riverside County Sheriff Stan Sniff has directed staff to utilize some surplus funds that have recently freed up before the end of the current fiscal year to hire additional trained part-time staffing from available retirees to temporarily increase the size of the Department’s Carry Concealed Weapon (CCW) unit, to dramatically reduce the large backlog in demand for CCW…
Tuesday, 18 July 2017 20:54
Murrieta firefighters throw a party for kids of a deployed Carlsbad fireman
Written by Press Release
Murrieta: Firefighters are all about family. One of our brothers with Carlsbad Fire Department ideployed, serving the State of California by working the Whittier Fire. We wanted to make his child's birthday special since their dad couldn't make it. It's all about Family serving family. Great job brothers.
TEMECULA: The summer shopping season is wrapping up. In an effort to make room for fall styles local stores are offering amazing deals. Head on out to the Promendade Temecula this weekend, catch a movie, bite to eat and save on end of season summer sales. In between shopping you…
Saturday, 15 July 2017 13:43
Sheriff Stan Sniff appoints Captain Jeff Kubel to the rank of Chief Deputy
Written by Press Release
RIVERSIDE COUNTY: Sheriff Stan Sniff appointed Captain Jeff Kubel to the rank of Chief Deputy this morning, July 12, 2017, in Riverside. Chief Deputy Jeff Kubel will oversee the Court Services Division, Coroner’s Bureau, Ben Clark Training Center and the Personnel Bureau. He replaces an existing vacancy created by the…
Thursday, 13 July 2017 23:27
Fast moving blaze in Winchester extinguished by 75 firefighters plus air support
Written by Joe Fanaselle
WINCHESTER: More than 75 firefighters arrived on scene to put out a fast moving brush fire in the French Valley/Winchester area. The incident, dubbed the "Washington Fire," broke out just before 10:30a.m. in a field east of the intersection of Washington Avenue and Abelia Street. Engine 34 arrived at scene and reported two-acres of light brush involved, with the fire…
Monday, 19 June 2017 08:32
Car stolen at dealership while waiting to be serviced
Written by Press Release
TEMECULA: Officers from the Temecula Police Department responded on June 12, to a reported vehicle theft from a local automotive dealership. Officers learned a dark blue 2013 Nissan Versa was stolen from the location after being left for service. Surveillance footage was reviewed and the pictured suspect was seen driving off in the Nissan Versa. The Temecula Police Department is…
Monday, 19 June 2017 07:59
Housing demands fuels building activity in the Inland Empire
Written by Victoria Pike Bond
RIVERSIDE: The demand for single-family homes in the Inland Empire has fueled the strongest building activity in nearly a decade, according to a new analysis released today by the UC Riverside School of Business Center for Economic Forecasting and Development. As the local housing market continues to post price and sales gains in 2017, single-family home construction in the region…
Monday, 19 June 2017 07:36
MVUSD Announces New Cole Canyon Elementary Principal
Written by Karen Parris
EDUCATION: Murrieta Valley Unified School District Superintendent Patrick Kelley announced today that Cole Canyon Elementary Assistant Principal Kim Ciabattini begins serving as principal of Cole Canyon beginning July 1. Ciabattini will replace Mike Marble, who is moving to Shivela Middle School to serve as principal. Marble said, “Mrs. Ciabattini has…
Thursday, 25 May 2017 15:06
Learn how California can prosper again by attending the 11th Annual Liberty Dinner at Morongo Casino
Written by Michelle Mears
The California Republican Party envisions a vibrant, secure future with local and state government serving all people while protecting individual freedoms. Now is the time for you and other citizens to get involved. The Riverside Republican Party 11thAnnual Liberty Dinner at Morongo Casino is the event of the year. It will have top elected officials, candidates, and key leaders from around the…
Monday, 15 May 2017 20:33
An attorney from Malibu wants to divide Murrieta
Written by Jonathon Ingram
MURRIETA: Murrieta is the latest city to be under attack by an attorney from Malibu. The attorney is using Sacramento’s California Voting Rights Act to line his pockets with our citizen’s money and divide Murrieta into FIVE districts. This should be the people’s decision, not the decision of a lawyer profiting from bad legislation by Sacramento. THE DISTRICT VOTING SYSTEM…
Friday, 12 May 2017 21:09
Brown signs bill to return millions back to Wildomar and Menifee
Written by Michelle Mears
WILDOMAR/MENIFEE: It’s been the tale of four cities for Wildomar, Menifee, Eastvale and Jurupa Valley. At the best of times, the communities had the funds to incorporate, and then the worst of times when Gov. Jerry Brown passed a bill in 2011 redirecting the funds. Today residents of Wildomar and…
Friday, 12 May 2017 18:53
City Councilman indicted after an investigation by DA's Public Integrity Unit
Written by John Hall
RIVERSIDE – Today, May 12, 2017, District Attorney Mike Hestrin announced that Beaumont City Councilmember Mark Orozco has been indicted by a Riverside County criminal grand jury. Orozco of Beaumont, was indicted on May 11, 2017, on one count of soliciting a bribe (Penal Code section 86) and nine counts of perjury (Penal Code section 118) for falsely identifying campaign…
Wednesday, 10 May 2017 23:53
Temecula city council addresses marijuana, voting districts and employee compensation
Written by Michelle Mears
TEMECULA: Employee Compensation Plan and Benefits Temecula’s city employees will be receiving a raise in pay; flexible scheduling options and more family leave time. City council voted 5-0, Tuesday night to approve a new four-year deal. The Teamsters, Local 911 represent 96 -city employees. Negotiations began in 2016 and state…
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