Monday, October 26, 2026

MSJC Student’s Veterinary Internship in Italy Inspires New Career Path

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Menifee—What began as a dream to study abroad has become a defining milestone in Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) student Harleigh Hinks' journey toward...

CID funding approved for nonprofits and civic organizations in the Valley

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Valley Resource Center, San Jacinto Sheriff's Station, chambers of commerce, Temecula Sunrise Rotary, Boys and Girls Club, MilVet, Shoes That Fit, Hospice of the...

Soboba welcomes McDonald’s to the area

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Soboba Band of Luiseño IndiansAlthough it was called a “soft” opening, hardcore McDonald’s fans crowded the parking lot of the newest fast food restaurant’s...

Police Investigate Early Morning Shooting in San Jacinto

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Authorities are searching for a suspect after an early morning shooting left two people with injuries of unknown severity on Saturday. Deputies responded to a...

4 Displaced Following Late-Night Commercial Structure Fire in San Jacinto

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A late-night commercial structure fire in San Jacinto displaced one adult and three children on Friday, prompting an upgraded response from local fire crews. Cal...

Hemet approves five-year Capital Improvement Program

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The Hemet City Council approved a five-year Capital Improvement Program for the city.A 4-1 vote July 14, with Joe Males opposed, approved the Capital...

Hemet allocates $100,000 to RV towing program

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The Hemet City Council approved an increase in funding for the city’s Abandoned Recreational Vehicle and Motorhome Tow Rotation Program.A 4-1 vote July 14,...

One person killed, another seriously injured in Gilman Springs Road crash

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Photos by Robert Carter @PublicSafetyIncidents One person was killed and another suffered major injuries in a two-vehicle collision on Gilman Springs Road that temporarily closed...

Soboba preschool hosts potty training party

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Soboba Band of Luiseño IndiansThere was a celebratory atmosphere at the Soboba Tribal Preschool multipurpose room as parents and their young children attended a...

Community-led public mural debuts in Hemet

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The San Jacinto Valley’s first community-led public mural was intentionally designed to be more than a commissioned piece of art. While a traditional commissioned...