EMWD breaks ground on a $32 million Groundwater Treatment Facility in San Jacinto
Eastern Municipal Water District broke ground on a huge $32 million groundwater treatment facility in San Jacinto on the northwest corner of Hewitt and...
Rose Care FUNdamentals for July 2024
Frank Brines, Master Rosarian
Special to Valley News
When it feels as though Mother Nature is out to get gardeners living in the Temecula Valley and...
County renews lease with Care-A-Van
Riverside County owns the Hemet Service Center land in the 700 block of North State Street as well as the building itself. The premise...
Escrow agreement for Alberhill Ranch Clubhouse approved
Riverside County approved an escrow agreement for improvements to the Alberhill Ranch Clubhouse in Lake Elsinore.A 5-0 Riverside County Board of Supervisors vote Tuesday,...
EMWD awards contract to study odor control systems
The Eastern Municipal Water District will be undertaking a regional odor control study for the Hemet-Winchester area.
Eastern’s board voted 5-0 June 5, with Randy...
Tricon Residential celebrates grand opening of rental community in Menifee
MENIFEE - Tricon Residential celebrated the grand opening of Tricon Menifee, a collection of 303 build-to-rent (BTR) homes in Menifee, alongside partners, residents, local...
EMWD approves Chacon Farms water supply assessment
The Eastern Municipal Water District approved the water supply assessment for the planned Chacon Farms development.
A 5-0 EMWD board vote June 19 approved the...
Going native in your garden, Part 3
Roger BoddaertSpecial to Valley NewsPerhaps by now you have taken the first steps to either refurbish your existing garden or create a whole new...
Flood control district approves funding agreement with Hemet for drainage line
The Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District approved a funding agreement with the city of Hemet for a drainage line in west...
Going native in your garden, Part 2
Roger BoddaertSpecial to Valley NewsIf you were inspired by Part 1 of “Going Native in Your Garden” let’s dig a little deeper and now...