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Murrieta City Council passes resolution denouncing hate crimes

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Murrieta City Council member Lori Stone proposed the passage of a resolution to condemn hate crimes, racism, discrimination or animus targeting any minority in...

Elsinore Woman’s Club is in full bloom

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After holding a virtual event in 2020, members of the Elsinore Woman’s Club are preparing to host their 65th annual flower show Friday, April...

Pink dots save lives

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When Erika Heranic found out she needed a new heart, the mother of two was focused on survival. Following her transplant in April 2017,...

Menifee teen makes comeback on American Idol

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When Menifee’s Olivia Ximines competed on last season’s American Idol television show, she made the top 20 but was not able to advance into...

Siblings find forever home in Menifee

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The Brady Bunch has nothing on the Willis family of Menifee. After raising five biological children, Gary and Pam Willis made the decision to...

Fentanyl poisonings affect Temecula Valley families

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Jake Jimenez was 23 when he was unwittingly poisoned by ingesting fentanyl. Alexandra Capelouto was 20. Both had been great students, played sports and...

Community gathers for annual March of Remembrance in Murrieta

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The annual March of Remembrance, organized by the Holocaust Remembrance Foundation of the Valley, was pared down, Sunday, April 11, from past events due...

Nothing stops Menifee’s active nonagenarian

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Margaret “Mickie” Warner moved to the Sun City community in Menifee in 1985 when her husband Johnnie Warner retired. But she said she wasn’t...

Murrieta city council is updated on community services

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At its regular meeting Tuesday, April 6, Murrieta City Council members heard a presentation from Brian Ambrose Sr., program manager from the city’s Community...

Historic Hemet Theatre readies for reopening

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Artist Dan Melendez dedicated the past several months to bringing the Golden Age of Hollywood back to the lobby of the Historic Hemet Theatre....