Stopping smash and grabs
Mobs of people have been raiding department stores and walking out with thousands of dollars in stolen goods. In some cases, up to 90...
Should the Government Run health care?
Last week the Assembly Health Committee reviewed, and passed, AB 1400, which would mandate government-run health care for almost 40 million Californians. Are you...
Schools shouldn’t mandate ‘Most dangerous vaccines in human history’
As schools weigh COVID-19 vaccine mandates for children as young as 5 years old, former Pfizer executive warns injections ‘are toxic by design’ and...
Step it up: Small actions can make a big difference during the drought
Greg ThomasSpecial to Valley NewsAt Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District, we are proud of the steps our community has taken to embrace water use...
Truth and light offer hope
This week I’ve been reminded of one of the things that makes the newspaper important. It offers people hope.A person called us who believes...
Reputable newspapers support 1st Amendment rights while social media tramples them
Last week I posted a video on my Facebook from Dr. Robert Malone who is the inventor of the MRNA technology and is himself...
2021 district office update
Helping people navigate the state’s massive bureaucracy is an important function of my district office. During 2021, we helped over 2,400 constituents resolve issues...
An open letter to the community
I am writing you this message today as the new mayor of the city of Murrieta. I am humbled to be your mayor. Once...
Public’s dwindling interest in news offers great opportunities for newspapers
In the Dec. 31, 2021, edition of Valley News, the story “Outlets hurt by dwindling public interest in news in 2021” by Associated Press writer...
Cable News, it’s their own fault
We have an Associated Press story on page C-6 about the dwindling interest in national news. It’s largely credited to the 2020 presidential elections,...