Wednesday, October 28, 2026

San Jacinto Council seat now vacated and open for an appointment

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San Jacinto City Councilmember Joel Lopez, because of his lack of attendance to San Jacinto City Council meetings for the past 60 days, is...

Two killed in rollover crash on Interstate 10 identified; Hemet man one of the...

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WHITEWATER (CNS) - Two men killed in a rollover crash on Interstate 10 just east of Whitewater were identified today. Thomas Dean Blosser, 31,...

No arrests made during DUI checkpoint in Perris

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PERRIS (CNS) - Although 343 vehicles were screened, no arrests were made during a driver's license and sobriety checkpoint in Perris, sheriff's officials said...

Hemet Museum reopens to share history with residents and visitors

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It seems strange to say there are new items at a museum that is known for its historic artifacts, but the Hemet Museum is...

Proposed El Toro Express market sale of alcohol beverages upheld by Hemet City Council

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Discussions and actions by the Hemet City Council at its Sept. 14 meeting centered around permitting the sale of alcohol in a proposed market...

Brawl at Hemet park leads to gunfire, but no gunshot victims found

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HEMET (CNS) - A melee in a park near a Hemet high school culminated in gunfire, but there were no reports of victims, authorities...

Glenn Howard Memorial for USAC/CRA Sprint Cars Saturday at Perris Auto Speedway

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PERRIS -- The Amsoil USAC/CRA Sprint Cars and The PAS Senior Sprint Cars return to “The Southern California Home of Major League Sprint Car...

Wreck on 215 freeway kills one, injures another in Perris

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PERRIS (CNS) - A man was killed and one person was injured today in a multi-vehicle wreck on Interstate 215 in Perris. The collision...

Felon accused of fatally shooting SJ man arraigned

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A probationer accused of gunning down a 31-year-old man during a confrontation outside a San Jacinto home pleaded not guilty Sept. 16, to murder...

Fully restored Hemet Fire Department honor mural rededicated

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It was an emotional day in Hemet for more than 100 residents, dozens of firefighters and police officers and Mt. San Jacinto College art...