It’s almost, “time to make the donuts”. There is antsy anticipation all over the Inland Valley over the rollout of the iconic Dunkin' Donuts in Murrieta. Murrieta city officials recently announced plans for a new Dunkin' restaurant that will be built just east of the Murrieta Hot Springs Road, Alta Murrieta Road intersection. According to Murrieta’s Development Director, Kim Davidson…
The Riverside County Sheriff Department is warning residents to be on the outlook for check fraud. According to a press release sent out by the RCSD there have been several instances of a similar scam taking place throughout the entire county. The scam is initiated when the scammer offers to buy an item or service for several hundred dollars or…
The Sun News and Review was recently following Murrieta veteran and Gold Star Father, Tony Ruiz's therapeutic cross-country trip to the famous Rolling Thunder event in Washington D.C. The event took place over Memorial Day weekend. On his return, the donkey mascot Ruiz used to entertain his friends and family who were tracking him on Facebook flew away during a…
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Friday, 29 May 2015 06:34
Temecula's retiring band director receives surprise performance
Written by Michelle Mears
Temecula Middle School Band Director, Brad Hinkson is retiring. He received a surprise performance at home Thursday afternoon. The Great Oak High School Band marched through a Temecula neighborhood, stopping at the home of the, "The Band Guy's" front door. Students played their heart out as a way to say…
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Tuesday, 26 May 2015 21:58
Longtime councilman and Menifee’s first Mayor Wallace Edgerton died
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The City of Menifee is mourning the passing of longtime Councilman and Menifee’s first Mayor, Wallace “Wally” Edgerton. Edgerton, 81, passed away this afternoon (May 26, 2015) with his wife Judee, and his daughters at his bedside. Edgerton passed away from idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, a fatal illness, first being diagnosed in 2009. Edgerton first received a lung transplant in 2011,…
Monday, 25 May 2015 21:46
Local veterans traveled to Rolling Thunder on Memorial Day weekend
Written by Michelle Mears
Over Memorial Day weekend ceremonies were held nationwide honoring those who served and sacrificed their lives in the military. One of the largest ceremonies was held in the nation’s capital, called Rolling Thunder and this year two men from Southern California took their own path to Washington D.C. each on their own mission but united in the same goal. The…
Military Appreciation Day at Temecula Berry Co. Monday May 25 8:00a.m. to 6:00p.m 39700 Cantrell Rd, Temecula, CA 92591 (951) 225-5552 The Temecula Berry Co. offers military members (veterans included) and their immediate family a two for one at the farm. Pick two pints and pay for one. Limit 10 pints per family. Please have a military ID available at…
Who wants to play! Belly laughs with grandparents are the best. Check out this funny game of Pie Face. Spin the wheel to see how many times you have to click the catapult. If you perform your clicks and the pie doesn't smash in your face, move it to your…
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Thursday, 21 May 2015 22:59
CVS Pharmacy agrees to settle consumer protection lawsuit in excess of $2 million
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Residents in the Inland Empire may want to look at old receipts and debit or credit card purchases from CVS. There are currently 43 CVS/pharmacy stores in Riverside County where consumers may have been overcharged for purchased items. District Attorney Mike Hestrin announced Thursday, May 21, 2015, that CVS Pharmacy, Inc., a Rhode Island-based corporation doing business in California as…
Thursday, 21 May 2015 20:16
Two journeys one mission on road to Washington, D.C for Memorial Day
Written by Michelle Mears
Memorial Day weekend is here. The Sun News & Review has been following two local men on their trips to Washington, D.C. for the Rolling Thunder. Each, taking their own path, on their own mission but united in the same goal....to remember those who served our country and are no longer with us. The story will be out Monday, May…
Wednesday, 20 May 2015 20:20
Update: Prayer page set up for injured Temecula Valley High School Student
Written by Michelle Mears
The family of a Temecula Valley High School student who was injured falling from a second-story floor Wednesday afternoon at lunch time has asked to hold off on a candlelight vigil for their son. The vigil was tentatively set for 6:30p.m. Thursday, May 21, in Old Town Temecula. The student, Osmani Leyva, a junior, is reported by friends to be…
Thanks to alert drivers calling 911, a quick response from the California Highway Patrol and a little luck, a run-away dog was saved from certain death. At noon, on Saturday, May 15 the CHP Border Communication Center received numerous 911 calls regarding a dog running in traffic lanes on southbound I-15 just south of Clinton Keith Road. Two CHP motorcycle…
The Sun News and Review was at the United Way Food Truck Festival in Menifee on Saturday. We captured a bunch of hungry residents in photos. Were you one of them?
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The skies are clearing up. It is time to get outside and explore some of the many fun events happening this weekend from Kendamas and food trucks to pet parks to a Wild West showdown. Check out the five top things to do in the Valley this weekend. Kendama Sunday…
What are your plans for the summer when it comes to receational activities? Temecula has plenty to do for children and adults. Check out the this summer's guide. http://www.cityoftemecula.org/Temecula/Residents/ActivitiesBrochure.htm
Friday, 08 May 2015 13:07
CBS Lists Where To Go Horseback Riding In The Inland Empire
Written by Michelle Mears-Gerst
Offering a wide range of trails and organizations for horse lovers of all skills levels, the Inland Empire is a great place to experience the western frontier from the comfort of a saddle. Traveling by horse allows everyone from the seasoned pro to novice rider to feel the air, smell the foliage, and see nature’s beauty in a way no…
The Sun News and Review is an independent media outlet, founded by Michelle Mears a seasoned journalist in Southern California. In the past 17-years, Michelle has gained the experience and knowledge to be a trusted member of the media. Before heading to California in 2000, she volunteered at Fort Benning's Public Affairs Office in Georgia with a two-man crew covering…
The Wings of Freedom Tour recently welcomed local veterans and residents to tour rare WWII planes at the French Valley Airport. This year the Collings Foundation tour offered a hands-on experience of extreme rare bomber and fighter aircraft as part of a living history display. People of all ages were allowed to climb inside and walk around both the Boeing…
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