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Supervisor Jeff Stone Takes Advantage of Solar HERO Program
Riverside County Supervisor Jeff Stone is the latest to go solar under the nation's largest renewable energy campaign in western Riverside County.
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REGION: K-FROG blood drive set
FROG and LifeStream are teaming up for the 13th annual "Leap for Life" Blood Drive, Wednesday, June 6, through Friday, June 8. Donors receive a limited edition, "Lucky 13" T-shirt. Area donors also receive a coupon for Richie's Diner.
SOBOBA: 150 run to help reservation's preschool
The inaugural Soboba Parks and Recreation Trail Race attracted more than 150 participants to the Soboba Reservation near San Jacinto on Saturday, June 2. Some came for the opportunity to see the untouched terrain in the hills above The Oaks resort and others came to spend time with their families.
San Jacinto: Skateboarder beaten and stabbed
Two people beat and stabbed a skateboarder near Mistletoe Avenue and Main Street in San Jacinto early Saturday, June 2, sheriff's deputies reported.
Boy faces possible assault charges for allegedly shooting at motorist in San Jacinto
A boy was facing a possible assault with a deadly weapon charge today for allegedly shooting at a motorist in San Jacinto, Riverside County sheriff's officials said.
HEMET: Paths to achieve educational success
Kenneth Prado is "the bus shelter guy" around Mt. San Jacinto College's San Jacinto campus and as he graduated Thursday, May 31, he considered his campus legacy the two campus bus shelters he lobbied for.
San Jacinto: College foundation recognizes 134 student scholars
Mt. San Jacinto College student Deborah Leslie with college Superintendent/President Roger Schultz at the college's scholarship breakfast May 17, 2012 at the San Jacinto campus.
San Jacinto: Arts council offers summer programs
Art teacher Mary Hemje works with students, from left, Morgan Bond, 12, Sami Bond, 9, and Tess Gutierrez, 9, at an art camp in February.
San Jacinto: Deputies looking for burglar
When the man realized the woman was awake, he ran from the home, the Riverside County Sheriff's Department said in a news release.
RIVERSIDE: Engines rev to honor veterans
Joe Young felt a pull to participate this year in the West Coast Thunder Memorial Day Bike Run to the Riverside National Cemetery.
San Jacinto: Council endorses military banners idea
The city of San Jacinto will expand the military banner honors idea initiated by Hemet and not only honor active-duty military personnel with ties to the community, but extend the offer to honorably discharged individuals with ties to the city.
San Jacinto: Travelers reunite with Russian plane widow
San Jacinto resident Jack Warneke, on left, and his wife, Nancy Warneke, visit with Nina Gromov in Moscow on May 6. Gromov is the widow of the Russian pilot who landed his plane in a San Jacinto pasture 75 years ago this summer.
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Shots fired at San Jacinto residences
Deputies today were investigating reports of gunshots in a residential area of San Jacinto, a sheriff's department spokesman said.
Bono Mack: A Vote for Ruiz is a Vote for Pelosi
Republican Congresswoman Mary Bono Mack made several stops in and around the San Gorgonio Pass this week to meet with and speak to potential voters as the June 5 primary election nears.
MENIFEE: Animal hoarding cases burden shelters, taxpayers
One of the dogs that is being kept at the Ramona Humane Society, in an outside play yard, takes a dip in a pool on Tuesday, May 22, 2012.
Soboba Reservation: Race to benefit tribal preschool
Runners and walkers can compete in the foothills of the Soboba Indian Reservation east of San Jacinto on Saturday, June 2. Registration for the inaugural Soboba Parks & Recreation Trail Race can be made in advance by going to www.active.com and searching "Soboba 5K Trail Race." Registration also is available beginning at 6 a.m. the day of the run.
Kaiser Grille's Seared Sea Scallop
Restaurant Week's slogan is all about "Eat, See, Stay." You'll soon learn that it's not all about hiding out in your hotel room.
San Jacinto: Council awards Led street lights contract
The City Council on Thursday chose the Country Club at Soboba Springs as the venue for Mayor Andrew Kotyuk's State of the City speech scheduled Oct.
Soboba Reservation: Students learn history from veterans
Veteran Joe Daily shows a slide of a makeshift shower used while he served in the U.S. Marine Corps in Vietnam in the late 1960s during a Living History Day presentation at Noli Indian School on the Soboba Indian Reservation Friday, May 18.
San Jacinto: '70s musicians have local reunion
Dick Plumer, left, and Allen Purchis toured the country as the Dial Brothers in the 1960s and 1970s.