1 min ago | Patch.com
Local Daisy Troop Learns Importance of Recycling
Local daisies took a tour of a Temecula recycling plant to earn their merit badge and, the troop leader hopes, a lesson on the importance of recycling.
4 hrs ago | Lake Elsinore Valley News
Learn how to get paid to go solar at the Murrieta Solar Program luncheon
MURRIETA A regionally headquartered solar firm has a vision to transition Murrieta into the solar leader of Riverside County.
8 hrs ago | Lake Elsinore Valley News
Public invited to fourth, fifth, and sixth community workshops for Highway 395 Corridor Study
MURRIETA The cities of Lake Elsinore, Murrieta, Temecula, and Wildomar are continuing to conduct the Highway 395 Corridor Study for Southwest Riverside County, a joint effort to develop a comprehensive transportation and land use plan for the shared 16-mile, north-south corridor that runs parallel to Interstate 15 in Southwest Riverside County.
12 hrs ago | Forbes.com
Behind Poor Jobs Numbers: Low Business Confidence
This article was written by Rose Corona a small business entrepreneur, rancher, farmer, and philanthropist.
TEMECULA: Balloon & Wine Festival opens
Sue Kelly of the Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine Festival says that when the weather is warm people have a better time at the annual event.
Baby's Death Triggers $100,000 Fine for Southwest Healthcare
A branch of the corporation building Temecula's first hospital was fined -- again -- by the California Department of Public Health .
TEMECULA: Planned Camp Pendleton fire's smoke could drift
The Camp Pendleton Fire Department will conduct a prescribed burn this weekend in the northwest area of the Marine Corp base in northern San Diego County.
TEMECULA: Teen battles eating disorders
A life-sized Barbie Doll created by Maddy Grey and members of the Eating Disoreders Anonymous Club at Great Oak High School shows how the doll would be shaped if she were real.
Southwest Riverside News Network
Temecula: Wine country kids tennis camp to kick off this weekend
A kids tennis camp is set to kick off with a free USTA Play Day in the Vines hosted by local tennis afficianado Heidi Betts.
Southwest Riverside News Network
New virtual school coming to Temecula, parent meeting next week
The Temecula Unified School District is inviting parents to learn more about the Temecula Advantage Virtual School during a special Parent Information Meeting which will be held at 6 p.m. on Monday, June 4. At the meeting, parents will learn more about how to enroll their kids, courses provided andA the structure of the school.
Burglary Suspect Found Hiding in Bush
A man who allegedly burglarized a construction rental business was found hiding in a bush by a deputy with a K9.
RETAIL: Temecula Asian grocer expands
The Asian grocery store has been operating in Temecula for a decade and has outgrown its current 7,000-square-foot store off Ynez Road near Winchester Road, said Teri Tran, who owns the business with her husband.
Southwest Riverside News Network
No such thing as daily routine for American Medical Response team
Southwest Riverside News Network freelance photojournalist Daniel Lane offers a behind-the-scenes look during a ride-along with American Medical Response paramedic/supervisor David Platz: A typical day begins with AMR arriving at the office is to load the ambulance with life-saving equipment and medications.
TEMECULA: Avocado Dance Theatre performing in June
The Avocado Dance Theatre performs an eclectic and unique evening of dance performed by local dances.
LGBT foster kids face special challenges
There hasn't been a lot of research on the experience of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered foster kids, Marissa Guerrero told me.
TEMECULA: "Oliver" begins its run June 14
The Temecula Valley Players will present the story of "Oliver" for the troupe's final play this season.
Southwest Riverside News Network
What's on for the Weekend: Ballet and Balloons Aglow
It's shaping up to be a beautiful weekend in Southwest Riverside. Here's what you'll find going down around town: It's almost here - the much anticipated 2012 Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine Festival will soon overtake the rolling countryside of Lake Skinner for three days of food, wine and song.
Palomar Mountain State Park, located about 15 miles southeast of Temecula, will be permitted to stay open for the next three years as long as local citizens are willing to cover the deficit between the park's income and expenses.