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Visit Temecula Valley (VTV) announces that Vanessa Mata, the organization’s marketing manager, will be recognized by the California Travel Association (CalTravel) at its annual 30 & Under Emerging Leader Awards. The ceremony will take place in October at the annual CalTravel Summit in North Lake Tahoe.CalTravel serves as a unified voice for California’s tourism industry. The 30 & Under...
Nutrition expert Dr. Eric Berg says consumers may not be getting what they think when buying avocados, avocado oil, or guacamole — and in some cases, they may be paying for products with little or no real avocado. Buying locally sourced products is usually a better option.Berg said many avocados sold in grocery stores are artificially ripened with ethylene...
Two horseback riders were rescued by helicopter Saturday morning after they were thrown from their horses and trampled along the Santa Margarita Trail, according to North County Fire PIO Capt. Choi.https://youtube.com/shorts/bqUeFHOH4AQ? View of rescue from Fallbrook Home.The incident was reported at 11:26 a.m. on Aug. 23, about two miles from the trailhead parking lot. Crews from North County Fire...
MENIFEE – As summer draws to a close and students prepare to return to school, the Menifee Police Department reminds all drivers to make safety a top priority during the upcoming Back-to-School Month by slowing down, following the speed limit, and being extra careful when driving through school zones. "During Back-to-School Month, let's prioritize safety behind the wheel to protect...
Opinion section
California Governor Gavin Newsom is threatening to retaliate against the mid-decade Texas planned redistricting of Congressional seats by initiating proceedings for a mid-decade California redistricting. Past actions by the state’s Democrats, rather than opposition from Republicans, will prevent him from doing so.Jerry Brown, who is also a Democrat, was Newsom’s immediate predecessor and was California’s governor from 2010 to...
TEMECULA – Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) welcomed approximately 17,000 students on Monday, August 11, for the start of the 2025–26 academic year, with 30% beginning their educational journey at MSJC for the first time. The college enters the new term with historic milestones and national recognition, underscoring its commitment to equity, opportunity, and student achievement.MSJC students reached the...
The Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District has declared a portion of a Murrieta Creek parcel to be surplus to the flood control district’s needs.The Riverside County Board of Supervisors, whose board members are also the board of the Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District, voted 5-0 July 29 to declare the land as surplus....
Dr. Dinelli Monson, Chief Medical OfficerUnitedHealthcare of CaliforniaAs kids are back at school and eager to get to know their new teachers, many families may still be trying to squeeze in some of the last details to be sure their kids are ready to succeed in their new school year. A few important details for parents to also check...
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The International Economic Development Council (IEDC) announces that the Southern California Wine Country EDC has been recognized as one of 90 economic development organizations accredited by IEDC as an Accredited Economic Development Organization (AEDO).“Southern California Wine Country EDC displays the professionalism, commitment, and technical expertise that is deserving of this honor,” said IEDC President and CEO...
MURRIETA – Rancho Christian secured a 3-2 win over Murrieta Valley at the "Hawk House" on Tuesday, Aug. 20, taking the deciding set 15-13 after a competitive back-and-forth match. The preseason contest provided both teams with an early opportunity to evaluate lineups in a high-pressure environment.The Eagles entered the matchup coming off a 3-1 loss to Xavier Prep. Murrieta...