TEMECULA — On Tuesday morning, the California Highway Patrol Dispatch Center were investigating a bomb threat received by the Temecula Department of Motor Vehicles, the second threat against the facility in recent weeks.According to Public Information Officer William Strom, CHP officers responded to a call from the Temecula DMV at 10:01 a.m. and arrived on the scene, immediately evacuating all employees and customers from the location. Nearby businesses were asked to shelter in place as the investigation began.CHP explosives-sniffing K-9 units were called to the scene, searching inside and outside of the building. By 11:56 a.m., investigators concluded that no threat had been located and the location was safe.During the investigation, Diaz Road was closed to traffic from Ranc
