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Annual Sun City Senior Expo & Wellness Fair held at the Sun City Civic Association in Menifee

5 days ago | myvalleynews.com | Tony Ault

Menifee seniors and many of their family members attended the annual Sun City Senior Expo & Wellness Fair with more than 70 service providers lending valuable wellness information at the Sun City Civic Association Hall on Saturday, May 3.Seniors and their families had the opportunity to have a free lunch after visiting at least 30 of the providersâ€™ tables in both the North Webb Hall and the North Town Hall of the Civic Center on Sun City Blvd.
Petitions for and against East Hemet annexation circulating in the Hemet area

5 days ago | myvalleynews.com | Tony Ault

Residents from East Hemet, Valle Vista, and Hemet voiced strong opposition at the March 25 Hemet City Council meeting to a petition, signed by approximately 1,550 Hemet residents, seeking to annex East Hemet and Valle Vista into the city’s Sphere of Influence.Objecting to the petition, reportedly created by Hemet United, and their efforts to bring the council to consider annexing those areas, was questioned by long-time Hemet resident Chuck Benson, who expressed his concern that if annexed,...
Western State Builders given TVUSD contract for TVHS shade structure

6 days ago | myvalleynews.com | Joe Naiman

Western State Builders, Inc., has been given the Temecula Valley Unified School District contract to install a metal shade structure over the Temecula Valley High School courtyard. The TVUSD board voted 5-0 on April 15 to award the contract to Western State Builders. The Escondido company will be paid $227,328. Installing a metal shade structure in the lunch area will provide additional shade for students.
Highway Update: RCTC closure on northbound I-15 /Temecula Parkway on-ramp planned for a week

6 days ago | myvalleynews.com | Tony Ault

Residents and motorists who are planning to enter northbound 15 using the Temecula Parkway on-ramp are advised to plan for an extended closure of the ramp.
Former Wildomar City Manager Dan York retires May 9 after 3 years of service

6 days ago | myvalleynews.com | Tony Ault

Wildomar City Manager Daniel York, beginning Friday, May 9, will be leaving his post for a planned retirement, according to Janet Morales, acting city manager. Yor has been on administrative leave since his retirement announcement last month.York will receive a severance payment in the amount of $44,026.66, which is equivalent to 2 months’ pay.He has served as City Manager since Feb. 2, 2022.
Hot rods and vintage cars draw crowds to Old Town Temecula

1 week ago | myvalleynews.com | Shane Gibson

A 1963 Dodge Polara is styled as a vintage Route 66 sheriff and cruises Front Street at the Rod Run Friday, May 2. The Temecula Rod Run lined the streets of Old Town Temecula with a variety of hot rods and vintage cars over the two day event, May 2 and 3. Valley News/Shane Gibson photoA 1950’s Chevrolet Corvette convertible rolls on Front street during the Temecula Rod Run. Valley News/Shane Gibson
Harbor Freight property in Hemet sold for $2.2 million

1 week ago | myvalleynews.com | Tony Ault

Lease continuesA property in Hemet occupied by Harbor Freight Tools has been sold for $2.2 million. The 20,500-square-foot store at 1735 W. Florida Ave. sits on a 1.1-acre site and was renovated two years ago, according to Avison Young, a commercial real estate firm based in Toronto.The company’s Los Angeles office represented the seller, an LLP whose name was not released.
Anza Farmer’s Market kicks off season May 1

1 week ago | myvalleynews.com | Diane Sieker

Farmers, artisans and food vendors participated in the first Anza Farmer's Market of 2025 Thursday, May 1.Sage Mountain Farm offered organic fruits, vegetables and meats. Local honey, homemade soaps, crafts, live plants, gardening supplies and art were available for purchase.
Ranchers turn to prevention, technology to protect livestock from coyotes

1 week ago | myvalleynews.com | Diane Sieker

Ranchers and farmers in Southern Californiaâ€™s rural mountain communities are stepping up efforts to protect their livestock from coyote attacks as the clever predators become bolder and more persistent amid shrinking natural habitats.Coyotes, native to the region, are increasingly hunting near farms, ranches and even suburban neighborhoods, especially during dry spells when food sources are scarce.
Redshank Riders nonprofit clears litter along rural highway

1 week ago | myvalleynews.com | Diane Sieker

Backcountry Horsemen of California Redshank Riders performed a vital service to their community by picking up litter along SR-371 Tuesday, April 22.Club members Patrica Murray and Jack Peckham took to the highway shoulders, clearing trash from the road in downtown Anza.