Eric Vilchis

2 weeks ago | modbee.com | Eric Vilchis

There are more than 200 acres of grass, trees and hills, holding 13 riding arenas, over 4 miles of international-level cross country tracks and more than 500 permanent horse stalls. This is Galway Downs, a major equestrian center in the heart of rural Temecula Valley Wine Country. Horse trainer Keara Duffy prepares a horse Friday, March 28, 2025, for competition in the stables at Galway Downs near Temecula.

2 weeks ago | pressenterprise.com | Eric Vilchis

There are more than 200 acres of grass, trees and hills, holding 13 riding arenas, over 4 miles of international-level cross country tracks and more than 500 permanent horse stalls. This is Galway Downs, a major equestrian center in the heart of rural Temecula Valley Wine Country. The site, opened in 1968 as racehorse training facility known as the Rancho California Track and Training Center, now hosts riding competitions, weddings, lodging and special events.

2 weeks ago | modbee.com | Eric Vilchis

Bankers, veterinarians, nurses, dentists, firefighters, police officers, hair stylists, and even an entomologist were just some of the professionals who met with students this week during Lankershim Elementary School's career week in Highland. This year marks the 28th career week initiated by kindergarten teacher Gail Shaw, who has organized the event since the first one in 1995. There were three years when the event didn't happen because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

2 weeks ago | sbsun.com | Eric Vilchis

Bankers, veterinarians, nurses, dentists, firefighters, police officers,  hair stylists, and even an entomologist were just some of the professionals who met with students this week during Lankershim Elementary School’s career week in Highland. This year marks the 28th career week initiated by kindergarten teacher Gail Shaw, who has organized the event since the first one in 1995. There were three years when the event didn’t happen because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

3 weeks ago | dailybulletin.com | Eric Vilchis

The 35th annual Run For The Wall cross-country motorcycle ride began at the Ontario Convention Center Tuesday morning, May 13, as riders set off on the the 2,700-mile, 11-day trek to honor those who have died in combat in Vietnam, the Middle East and all the nation’s wars. The days-long trip will wrap at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., on Memorial Day weekend.