Valle Vista News

The migratory Valle Vista bats again are swarming by the thousands from a Fairview Avenue bridge better known as the Bat Cave.

Find out more about Susan: Susan Alcorn loves hiking in the S. F. Bay Area. She's the award-winning author of two travel essay books, has hiked extensively in the U.S., Europe, and South America, and climbed Mt.

An official with the banished Banning project that would have produced electricity by toasting sewage sludge offered a backward sort of logic about why the city should have supported the proposal.

Police arrested a Hemet woman on suspicion of using her telemarketing position to steal customers' credit card information and purchase and resell at least $133,000 worth of items online.

Valle Vista Elementary School held a surprise goodbye assembly for their principal Susan Kohn on Wednesday.

After a vote by 42 principals and two appeals hearings, the Mt. SAC-area league realignment for 2010-14 will go to a final vote on Oct.

Visitors stop at Steve Oliphant and Sharon AndersonOs backyard Sunday on the 100 block of B Street as part of the Vallejo Naval and Historical MuseumOs sixth annual garden tour.

Temecula Valley Historical Society photo. Bill McBurney This series of pictures of old Southern California were made by Thomas Milholland using the technology of the 1880s in which the photographer had to mix all his own chemicals and prepare the glass plate negative in a dark room on his wagon.

Drivers were intent on Cedar Avenue's curves as they began the grind of their commutes Wednesday.

This series of pictures of old Southern California were made by Thomas Milholland using the technology of the 1880s in which the photographer had to mix all his own chemicals and prepare the glass plate negative in a dark room on his wagon.

Temecula Valley Historical Society photo. Bill McBurney This series of pictures of old Southern California were made by Thomas Milholland using the technology of the 1880s in which the photographer had to mix all his own chemicals and prepare the glass plate negative in a dark room on his wagon.

Temecula Valley Historical Society photo. Bill McBurney This series of pictures of old Southern California was made by Thomas Milholland using the technology of the 1880s, in which the photographer had to mix all his own chemicals and prepare the glass plate negative in a dark room on his wagon.

Kathy Schmitt, of Hemet, was relieved that Lisa Valentine's wayward pit bull, Ray, was found.

Temecula Valley Historical Society photo. Bill McBurney This series of pictures of old Southern California were made by Thomas Milholland using the technology of the 1880s in which the photographer had to mix all his own chemicals and prepare the glass plate negative in a dark room on his wagon.

Some of the confusion was cleared up since the last meeting, and on Wednesday the ad hoc releaguing committee for the Mt.

A suspected heroin dealer fleeing from police who was killed when he drove off a mountain road was was identified today as a 56-year- old Hemet resident.

A man suspected of dealing heroin out of a motel room led police on a 75-mph chase toward Idyllwild, but he apparently drove off a mountain road on purpose, killing himself, a Hemet police lieutenant said Friday.

Lake Hemet Municipal Water District customers can comment on a proposed switch from a flat water rate to a tiered rate system that encourages conservation at a public hearing today.

Temecula Valley Historical Society photo. Bill McBurney This series of 54 pictures taken about 1890 by Thomas Milholland go a long way in showing how life was in those days.

A funeral will be held within a few weeks for a beloved, mentally troubled homeless man who died when he was hit by a car while walking across Florida Avenue in Hemet.