Friday, October 10, 2025

Menifee offers business resource guide for small-business owners and Entrepreneurs

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MENIFEE –Menifee’s Economic Development Department has created a business resource guide for small businesses, entrepreneurs and startups to support and encourage small business growth....

Thank You Heroes home rebate program hosts educational afternoon with experts

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TEMECULA – Buying, selling or remodeling a home this fall? How about refinancing? There are endless issues along the way, and to assist local...

FERC announces acceptance of LEAPS for filing

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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission announced it accepted Nevada Hydro’s Lake Elsinore Advanced Pump Storage Project, more commonly known as LEAPS, for filing. A...

Rash of DUI-involved deaths leaves communities stunned

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In the past nine months, six people have been killed in area car collisions involving drivers that law enforcement officials have said were under...

Coffee With a Cop

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The California Highway Patrol and the Temecula Police Department host a Coffee With a Cop event at The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf in...

Caltrans State Highway 74 Raised Curb Median Safety Project construction begins July 8 in...

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Hemet city officials, businessmen and residents attended the last public meeting with Caltrans engineers and contractors who announced June 6 that they will begin...

Board clears flood, mud prevention projects to continue

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The Riverside County Board of Supervisors authorized the county Flood Control and Water Conservation District to continue a series of projects intended to protect...

Pilot dies after crash at Hemet airport

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The pilot of an experimental plane was fatally injured after it crashed just after takeoff Saturday, June 8, at Hemet-Ryan Airport.The twin-engine AirCam crashed...

Murrieta City Council partners city with MYSL for new soccer complex

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The Murrieta City Council in its Tuesday, June 4, meeting, entered into a public private partnership with Murrieta Youth Soccer League to help build...

Cannabis codes amended by San Jacinto City Council allowing limited dispensaries

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A long series of amendments to San Jacinto’s Municipal Code for Cannabis Oriented Businesses and Uses made by the city council brought more than...