Wednesday, 05 June 2019 17:05
Menifee Man Identified by Army as 7th Soldier to Die at U.S.-Mexican Border
Menifee: Pfc. Steven Hodges, 20 of Menifee, California died Saturday along the U.S. - Mexican Border. The Army identified the soldier according to the U.S. Northern Command. Hodges was deployed along the southwest border as part of the Pentagon’s support mission to U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The Army is not releasing at this time the cause of his death…
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News & Events
Tuesday, 21 May 2019 21:32
Open Letter to Governor Gavin Newsom: Your Policies Are Tearing Families Apart
An Open Letter to Governor Gavin Newsom 5/20/19: Governor Newsom, The boxes are filled. The bags are packed. The hearts are breaking. My family is about to be divided, separated, perhaps forever. I wish you cared.Our wonderful daughter, along with her husband and their two young children has given up…
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State Government
Friday, 04 May 2018 18:39
Entangled goat freed in Wildomar
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…
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News & Events
Tuesday, 01 May 2018 20:57
Radical new bill to regulate gun parts and increase penalties
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…
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News & Events
Tuesday, 01 May 2018 16:28
Homeschoolers claim victory at state capital
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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State Government
Friday, 27 April 2018 22:10
Woman of the Year: A veteran who risked her life at Vegas shootings
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…
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Regional Government
Saturday, 15 July 2017 13:43
Sheriff Stan Sniff appoints Captain Jeff Kubel to the rank of Chief Deputy
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…
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Temecula
Monday, 19 June 2017 07:59
Housing demands fuels building activity in the Inland Empire
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…
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Regional Government
Wednesday, 10 May 2017 23:53
Temecula city council addresses marijuana, voting districts and employee compensation
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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Temecula
Wednesday, 03 May 2017 06:57
Multiple Murrieta schools strike academic gold
MURRIETA: The Murrieta Unified School DIstrict had four schools strike gold this year. Warm Springs, Dorothy McElhinney, Shivela Middle Schools and Vista Murrieta High School were among only 275 winners in the state. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson recently announced the winners of the Gold Ribbon Schools Award…
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Murrieta
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