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Human trafficking in California
Last month I introduced House Resolution 7 (HR 7), which is jointly authored... — Updated 2/14/2019 Full story
FPUD to replace two crew support utility trucks
The Fallbrook Public Utility District will be replacing two crew support utility trucks. FPUD’s board voted 5-0, Jan. 28, to... — Updated 2/14/2019
Priests with ties to Fallbrook are listed in sexual abuse report
A report released in a press conference Thursday, Jan. 31, by a Minnesota-based l... — Updated 2/8/2019
Interim FUHS superintendent, assistant start work
Fallbrook Union High School District’s new interim superintendent, Dr. Lou Obermeyer, started work Jan. 7 beginning a term that w... — Updated 2/1/2019
Jurors hear Merritt's interview with detectives, testimony from examiners
SAN BERNARDINO - Jurors in the trial of Charles "Chase" Merritt, charged with... — Updated 2/1/2019
Limb preservation services now available at Loma Linda University Medical Center – Murrieta
MURRIETA – Loma Linda University Medical Center – Murrieta announced the... — Updated 2/1/2019
'American Pickers' to film in California
Any residents who own unusual antiques with colorful stories could have a chance... — Updated 1/23/2019
The Elizabeth Hospice hosts free workshop
ESCONDIDO – The community is invited to “Uprooted by Grief: Planting Seeds of Hope,” a workshop for those looking for... — Updated 1/17/2019
Recent death of mountain lion sparks renewed conservancy efforts
When a young male mountain lion was struck and killed on the southbound... — Updated 1/17/2019
Beazer Homes opens new community in Fallbrook
FALLBROOK – Beazer Homes, one of the nation’s largest builders, announced... — Updated 1/19/2019 Full story
Sierra Club to discuss Temecula Valley water history
TEMECULA – The Sierra Club Santa Margarita Group will hold its general meeting Thursday, Jan. 10, at 6:30 p.m. at the Ronald H.... — Updated 1/7/2019 Full story
Homeless for the Holidays
Over the course of the past five weeks, Valley News has spent time speaking with homeless individuals and the people who work with... — Updated 1/12/2019
Viking boys win Vallecitos Soccer Tournament
Not only did Vallecitos Elementary School host the Vallecitos Soccer Tournament... — Updated 1/7/2019
Home prices are up, but sales dip in San Diego County
Home prices rose 4.6 percent in San Diego County in November, compared to the same month a year ago, but home sales declined... — Updated 1/7/2019
Eighth-grade students go to college
The Palomar College GEAR UP students from Potter Jr. High School took a field... — Updated 1/8/2019
A tribute to Dr. Sylvia Tucker
Dr. Sylvia Tucker is part of a generation of Americans who have been characterized as persevering through difficult times. She was... — Updated 12/27/2018 Full story
Homeless for the Holidays
Ray is 46 years old. He’s an introvert. He’s intelligent, well-spoken and conversationally interesting. He’s also been... — Updated 12/31/2018 Full story
Keep it local
When you’re out shopping for that last minute gift, or for someone hard to... — Updated 12/26/2018 Full story
Homeless for the Holidays
Last week, Valley News witnessed how the city of Temecula's Homeless Outreach... — Updated 12/22/2018
Homeless for the Holidays
Temecula Homeless Outreach Team deputies Todd Johnson and Rick Donoho climb out... — Updated 12/17/2018 Full story
Real Estate Round-Up: Why I write what I write
My column about Measure EE received an outpouring of comments, mostly from... — Updated 12/18/2018 Full story
We need leadership on Day 1
Nothing, and I mean nothing, is more pressing on Day 1 in Sacramento than attending to the dramatic shift and devastating outcomes... — Updated 12/6/2018 Full story
The grape state of California
Last week the Assembly Select Committee on Wine and also the Governmental Organiz... — Updated 12/6/2018 Full story
Homeless for the Holidays
Anne Unmacht doesn't like the word "homeless." The founder and president of... — Updated 12/6/2018
Nationwide wave of email bomb threats puts law enforcement on alert
A wave of emailed bomb threats targeting businesses, schools and other locations across the nation put law San Diego-area enforceme... — Updated 12/13/2018 Full story
