OPINION: If 70,000 people can go without masks at the Super Bowl, then our...
by Megan HaleyGoverning Board Member, Hemet USDYesterday, the California Health and Human Services Secretary, Dr. Max Ghaly spoke on behalf of the California Public...
New webcam gives bird watchers front-row seat to species in SJ wetlands
PERRIS (CNS) - Bird watchers seeking a year-round look at dozens of
species that nest or migrate through the San Jacinto Wetlands now have an
opportunity,...
Small brush fire breaks out in Bee Canyon
HEMETÂ - A small brush fire ignited in the Bee Canyon area near Hemet today.
The 1.5-acre fire was reported at around noon and was...
Hemet Fire Department discusses critical needs at city council meeting
Hemet City Council members focused on the future and current needs of the city’s fire and police departments to serve the residents in the...
Colorful parrots fly free in the San Jacinto Valley
Saying SoCal Parrot Free Flight is for the birds is an unfair statement. It is just as much for the people who enjoy helping...
Photographer shares his talent to benefit others
Photographer Don Starkey likes to capture his surroundings in photographs and finds his favorite images to be landscapes.“A landscape can repeatedly take us to...
Military Explorers youth program branches out
Phillip Ayala started the Military Explorers Post III program to teach youth beneficial life skills. A San Jacinto resident since 2005, Ayala is a...
San Jacinto Council approves major Mistletoe Park restroom improvements
The San Jacinto City Council approved a major improvement to the Mistletoe Park restroom facility, a $10,000 allotment of Community Development Block Grant funds...
Hemet and San Jacinto motorists seeing short closure of Commonwealth Avenue for water pipeline...
Hemet and San Jacinto residents normally driving on Commonwealth Avenue are warned that Eastern Municipal Water District project to install a 60-inch diameter pipeline...
‘Ramona’ outdoor play resumes after two-year delay in Hemet
With the continuing relaxation of the COVID-19 crowd restrictions, the Ramona Bowl Amphitheater is now looking ahead and selling tickets once again for the...