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Political violence, like the heartbreaking assassination of Charlie Kirk, reminds us why decency, a heartfelt practice taught by our families, must guide our actions with integrity, respect, and kindness. Decency is the sincere practice of living with integrity, respect, and compassion, shaped by the values we embrace through our experiences and upbringing. It’s about choosing to act in ways...
Bob GarverContributorNOTE: Many theaters have this Japanese animated film available in both “Subbed” and “Dubbed” versions. This review is based on the “Subbed” version – Japanese spoken with English subtitles, with the Japanese voice cast credited.Ah, “Demon Slayer,” the anime franchise that comes out with a new movie about once every two years, with seasons’ worth of television between...
TEMECULA – The Rancho Christian Eagles opened their Ivy League season with a commanding performance, securing a 3-0 victory over the visiting Liberty Bison on Wednesday night. The win marks the Eagles' sixth consecutive victory and improves their impressive overall record to 19-4.As the top-ranked team in the CIF Southern Section Division 5 standings, Rancho Christian entered the match...
1:30 UPDATE: All facilities are open and fully operational after bomb threats were called into all Riverside Medical Clinics this morning, Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2025. Murrieta Police report that all roads leading to and around Rancho Springs are now open as of 1:15 pm. _____________________________________________________________ Police departments were responding to facilities in their separate areas. Rancho Springs Hospital is open and fully operational, but...
A Temecula woman remains hospitalized with serious head injuries after she and her husband were struck by a hit-and-run driver Sunday night while walking their dogs, her husband said in a social media post. The driver, in an older model black Chevrolet Suburban, did not stop after hitting the couple and sped away from the scene. The incident occurred around...
Week 3 of the high school football season delivered a mix of decisive wins and hard-fought setbacks for area programs as action heated up across the valley. Here is a look at just a few of the local games where the Valley News had boots on the ground.At Rancho Christian, the Eagles squared off against undefeated Steele Canyon, suffering...
Andie Ioó Lawn Love Whether you’re in a hot, dry climate or just dealing with the occasional dry spell, drought-tolerant trees know how to hold their own and thrive, all thanks to deep root systems, waxy or small leaves, and natural water-saving strategies. The Blue Palo Verde has green bark that helps it make food when it drops its leaves during dry...
ST. GEORGE, UT – Demonstrating remarkable academic aptitude, Utah Tech University students earned President's List honors for the summer 2025 semester. To qualify, students had to attain a semester GPA of 3.9 or higher and complete at least 15 credits. Seryn Stites from Murrieta was among those honored, earning a spot on the President's List for the summer 2025 semester. "I...
Dr. Patrick Angelos Contributor MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. – People go partially or fully bald for any number of reasons – hormones, genetics, lack of nutrition, and aging, among others. National Hair Loss Awareness Month arrived and left in August. One contributor that seems to be year-round is stress. “Stress certainly can contribute to hair loss because it can affect hormone levels,” Dr....
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TEMECULA – For the first time, Temecula’s annual Health & Community Resources Fair and the National Preparedness Fair will come together in one exciting event, the Temecula Health & Preparedness Expo. Join us in the Civic Center Quad, 41000 Main Street, on Saturday, Sept. 27 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. September is National Preparedness Month, making it the perfect...