Hemet City Council allocates Community Grant Funds
The October 14 meeting of the Hemet City Council included the allocation of Community Grant Funds for Fiscal Year 2025-26.The 5-0 vote allocated grant...
Things get spooky at Soboba’s Halloween Carnival
Soboba Band of Luiseño IndiansSpecial to Valley NewsThe Soboba Parks and Recreation’s Halloween Carnival attracted some of the cutest and scariest costumed visitors to...
Supervisors amend budget for Hemet ACR satellite office relocation
The County of Riverside currently has an Assessor - County Clerk - Recorder satellite office in Hemet, but there is a desire to relocate...
Tributes honor longtime agriculture teacher
Longtime friends and former students went all out paying tribute to Al Fernandes at this year’s Southern California Fair, Oct. 9-12 in Perris. Fernandes,...
Hemet City Council continues hearing on Ramona Plaza Shopping Center subdivision
A decision by the City of Hemet’s Planning Commission to approve a subdivision for the Ramona Plaza Shopping Center parcels included conditions the landowner...
Hemet City Council reassigns fire and life safety agency functions
The functions of the City of Hemet’s Fire & Life Safety Agency and Department of Life Safety have been reassigned.The Hemet City Council voted...
Hemet City Council updates ordinance on merging contiguous parcels
The Hemet City Council updated the city’s ordinance on merging contiguous parcels of land.A 5-0 vote on September 23 approved the new ordinance language....
Daughter of Soboba crowned
Soboba Band of Luiseño IndiansSpecial to Valley NewsAfter a long hiatus, members of the Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians formed the $ovóova Po’$wáamay (Daughter...
Historian Rebecca Farnbach to give presentation on Edward Hyatt of San Jacinto
The Hemet Heritage Foundation and the Hemet Museum present historian Rebecca Marshall Farnbach, who will be talking on the luminary life of the self-educated...
Valley-Wide offers free Halloween event activities planned in Valle Vista, Winchester, and French Valley
Ghosts and goblins, princesses and pirates, and costumed characters of all sorts are invited to free Halloween events at three Valley-Wide Recreation and Park...