Tag: Anza
Fiddleneck plant toxic to horses
Winter rains are bringing forth lovely wildflower blooms across the Anza Valley. One of the earliest blossoms to emerge is the infamous fiddleneck.There are...
Keep your home’s water pipes from freezing
Recent hard freezes occurring in the Anza Valley caused many residents’ pipes to freeze and break, causing a lack of running water and expensive...
Anza Community Hall board elections to take place March 24
The Anza Community Building Inc. board of directors has announced that they will be holding elections for board positions Thursday, March 24, at 7...
Ticks can infest people and pets in the Anza Valley
Ticks are blood-eating parasites that live and feed on mammals like deer, dogs, cats, cattle, goats, sheep and horses. They even prey on birds,...
Wildlife collisions a real danger
In rural areas it is all too common to see animals that have been hit on the roadways and Anza is no exception.Around 1...
Supervisors authorize Sheriff to use federal funds to target rural crime
RIVERSIDE (CNS) - The Board of Supervisors today authorized Riverside
County Sheriff Chad Bianco to accept a $150,000 federal grant intended to
support law enforcement operations...
Lions Club of Anza Valley inaugural meeting inducts 55 members
The Lions Club of Anza Valley conducted its inaugural meeting at the Anza Community Hall Monday, Feb. 21, to a packed house filled with...
Hope Ranch’s first free spay and neuter event a huge success
Hope Ranch hosted a free spay and neuter event for area pet owners on a chilly morning that did not prevent dozens of animals...
Equestrians enjoy the snow
Local Lake Riverside Estates horsewomen Sabrina Drake and Jackie Burch went on a ride in a winter wonderland Wednesday, Feb. 23.The rural community received...
Code Enforcement officers promoted
County of Riverside Code Enforcement announced last week that Officers Ron Welch and Michael Collins have been promoted to positions in the new Special...