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Temecula Valley Hospital earns 2020 Leapfrog Top Hospital Award
TEMECULA – Highlighting its nationally recognized achievements in patient safety and quality, Temecula Valley Hospital was named a Top General Hospital nationally by The...
Recognize seasonal affective disorder
HENDERSONVILLA, Tenn. – Seasonal affective disorder is characterized as a type of depression that is related to changes in seasons, typically tied to the...
Protect your skin from sun damage during colder months
NEW YORK CITY – As autumn turns to winter, many places in the country are experiencing cooler weather and less sunlight. While it may be...
Learn from Congregation B’nai Chaim: When Joseph was young
Rabbi Marc RubensteinSpecial to Valley NewsThe ninth weekly Torah portion, Vayeshev, “And he dwelt,” covers the story of Joseph in Egypt from Genesis 37:1-40:23.When...
Forest Service closes developed campgrounds on 8 national forests in California
SAN BERNARDINO – U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region closed developed campgrounds on eight national forests in California to provide consistent...
Road in Bee Canyon to close for repairs
HEMET – The road that traverses Bee Canyon at the base of the San Jacinto Mountains will close intermittently over the next month for...
6 options, 5 could reseat Trump for a second term
Harold W. Pease, Ph.D.Special to Anza Valley OutlookEditor’s Note: This submission was written Wednesday, Dec. 9, before the Electoral College’s vote, Monday, Dec. 14.This...
Temecula business owner receives Toastmasters Communication Education award
TEMECULA — Kathryn Sizemore, owner of A-Bell Alarms Company in Temecula, has been recognized by Professional Women Toastmasters of Temecula for her achievement in completing Toastmasters International's Persuasive...
Movie Review: ‘Kajillionaire’
Bob GarverSpecial to Valley NewsThe characters at the heart of writer and director Miranda July’s “Kajillionaire” are not as interesting as July thinks they...
Temecula opens registration for outdoor winter break camps
TEMECULA – Temecula opened registration Tuesday, Dec. 1, for the Community Services Department’s outdoor winter camps and workshops, an enriching way to fill a...