By Bob GarverUnlikely box office hit “You Can See Everything” is a nearly three-hour documentary from comedic filmmaker Nathan Fielder. The movie follows disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, famously played by Amanda Seyfried in the Hulu series “The Dropout.” Essentially, Holmes defrauded investors by claiming to have breakthrough blood-testing technology that ultimately did not work properly. With an 11-year...
Soboba Band of Luiseño IndiansThe Soboba Parks & Recreation Department got a jumpstart on spooky celebrations this year by hosting its annual Halloween Carnival on Oct. 24 at the Soboba Sports Complex. Guests of all ages got to don their costumes and go trick-or-treating around booths that were set up by various Soboba departments and local families.The Soboba Foundation,...
The Lake Elsinore Valley Chamber of Commerce Student of the Month program, honoring students who make a difference in their schools and communities, held its most recent luncheon celebration at the Lakeside High School Lancer Round Table Café on Oct. 13. Lunch was prepared and served by members of the Lakeside Culinary Academy.Lakeside High School Principal Jason Eldridge emceed...
Gaucho Grill's story began in Southern California in 1986, introducing diners to the rich culinary heritage of Argentina. A new chapter unfolded in 2008 when Argentine-born restaurateur Adrian Amosa acquired the original Brentwood location and revitalized the concept, blending time-honored cooking techniques with a contemporary steakhouse experience. At the heart of its philosophy is the parrilla, a traditional open-flame...
Frank Brines, ARS Master RosarianSpecial to the Valley NewsQuite unexpectedly, November’s weather in the Temecula Valley will be very close to historical averages! That means generally pleasant autumn temperatures in the upper 60s and 70s, with a few days in the low 80s; increasingly cool nights, with temperatures dipping to about 45 degrees; and several opportunities for rainfall, particularly...
Lifekind Foundation's Thanksgiving Drive fills up in California and opens in Arizona for the first timeHEMET--The Lifekind Foundation will help more than 1,200 families go home with Thanksgiving dinner this November, on three Saturdays in Southern California and Arizona. Each family receives a $50 grocery card for the turkey of their choice and a box with every traditional side,...
ANZA — The Cahuilla Band of Indians celebrated a major milestone in transportation accessibility Oct. 28 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Cahuilla Express Zero Emissions Shuttle, an electric transportation service designed to connect residents of the Anza Valley with shopping, medical appointments and other essential services in Temecula and surrounding communities.Tribal leaders, representatives from GRID Alternatives, community...
Community members encouraged to donate gifts by November 4 to support Murrieta families in need this holiday seasonMurrieta – The City of Murrieta and Murrieta Valley Unified School District (MVUSD) are teaming up this holiday season for a “Stuff the Bus” toy drive, inviting the community to help bring holiday cheer to local children and families in need.Through November...
San Jacinto—At 18 years old, Andrea Davila is already making an impact far beyond the classroom. The Beaumont High School senior is conducting neuroscience research, advocating for thousands of young people, and pursuing an ambitious dream of becoming a pediatric neurosurgical oncologist and, one day, the United States Surgeon General.Now, she has another distinction to add to her growing...
A 41-year-old Riverside man was arrested after fleeing from Riverside County Sheriff’s deputies during a vehicle pursuit in Temecula Thursday morning, Oct. 29.At 10:32 a.m., deputies attempted to conduct a vehicle check near Temecula Parkway and Pechanga Parkway. The driver refused to follow deputies’ commands and fled in the vehicle, prompting a pursuit.The chase ended near Via Rio, where...