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Temecula celebrates 20th with reception, recollections
Temecula, anchored by Tower Plaza at its core, has nearly quadrupled in population since it became a city 20 years ago.
Wildomar considers a halt to self-storage facilities
Wildomar officials may ban new self-storage units until the city can draw up stricter rules on where they can be built.
Wildomar, Lake Elsinore Rotary Clubs donate hundreds of dictionaries to students
Throughout the month of November, the club handed out 371 dictionaries to 3rd graders from Donald Graham Elementary, Wildomar Elementary, William Collier Elementary and Ronald Reagan Elementary.
Wildomar looking for entries for first holiday lighting contest
Looking for a little holiday competition and a chance to outshine the rest Wildomar? The city of Wildomar is calling out to all its residents to take part in the city's first, Holiday Lights Home Decorating Contest, a friendly, fun competition that will brighten up the community, said Paula Willette in a news release.
Wildomar woman is teacher, worker and home-schooling mom
Let me start out by saying I never thought I would be a homeschool Mom, but when your child needs more than the traditional school setting can provide, one finds out quickly that it can be done.
Southern California Edison's New Service Center in Wildomar Awarded...
ROSEMEAD, Calif., Southern California Edison's new service center in Wildomar has been awarded LEED platinum certification - the highest designation available to buildings that demonstrate energy efficiency and sustainability.
Wildomar Rotary's first grant to fund education on bicycle safety for youths
A 14-year-old was hit and killed Aug. 9 while riding his bike in Wildomar and another bicyclist was injured earlier this week; the Mayor Pro Tem said a bicycle safety and education event is much needed.
Pickup driver killed after crossing I-94 median, hitting SUV
An eastbound pickup truck crossed the interstate median and struck an SUV head on near Melrose, killing the pickup's driver, authorities said.
Lake Elsinore Unity parade brings out the crowds
Marching bands, cheerleaders, boy scouts, young marines, local dignitaries and more walked in the parade -- nearly 95 groups in all and each comprised of dozens of members.
21-year-old motorcyclist who died hours after rear-ending SUV identified as Lake Elsinore resident
Tuesday, November 17th, 2009. Issue 47, Volume 9. CORONA - A motorcyclist who died several hours after rear-ending an SUV on a rural road near Corona was identified today as a 21-year-old Lake Elsinore resident.
Lake Elsinore Unified School District honors "Heroes in Education"
Many students honored had overcome hardship in their young lives, or had worked hard to make their school and community a better place.
Companies weigh how to perk up morale
Inland businesses are employing a variety of approaches to bolster employee morale and boost loyalty during these tough economic times.
Wildomar short story contest winners announced
Winners of the writing competition include Rhys Wynne, Lea Brannon, Joan French-Warner, Joshua Anid, WC5CP chair Nancy Noble, Sasha Conaway, Autumn Brazele, WC5CP vice-chair Edy Rodarme, Lauren Brazele and Alec Vicnaire, Allison Brinegar and Anita Milner.
In a country with pro-military traditions, Nov. 11 is set aside to honor those who have previously served in a war, those who are currently enlisted in the armed forces and those who lost their lives in combat.
Supervisor Bob Buster recovering after stent surgery
Riverside County Supervisor Bob Buster underwent surgery to repair a damaged artery and is expected to spend the next week recovering, county officials said on Monday.
Riverside County supervisors get 'somewhat grim' budget update
Friday, November 6th, 2009. Issue 45, Volume 9. On Tuesday, Riverside County supervisors received a "very sobering and somewhat grim" first-quarter budget update, showing a larger-than-expected decline in revenue widening the 2009-10 fiscal year budget gap.
Ham radio classes to start in Wildomar
New classes are forming in Wildomar for those who wish to receive their Technician Amateur Radio Licenses.
Lopsided results change Wildomar districts
A yearlong debate over how Wildomar picks its council members - a quandary that has also gripped a neighboring fledgling city - was decided by voters who opted Tuesday to switch to an at-large method of electing its leaders.
Mount San Jacinto college trustee has comfortable lead
Incumbent Gwendolyn E. Schlange won re-election to the Mt. San Jacinto Community College District governing board.
Citywide elections leading trio of Wildomar measures
Wildomar voters appeared to be choosing citywide elections as the method for voting for elected representatives, early polling results showed Tuesday night.