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Murrieta Valley's girls volleyball team (3 to 1) defeated Palos Verdes Tuesday evening with the Tukua trio leading the play.

Murrieta driver Edward Finger and his father set up Canyon Lake driver David Stites’ car in an August 29 Hobby Stocks heat race at Barona Speedway.

Finger finished second in the heat and later passed Stites to win the feature.

On Thursday night, Rancho Christian lost 35-0 in its home opener at its campus field.

The school is set to work on improvements for future contests & hopes to turn the tide soon.

A Haircut-A-Thon Fundraiser is set to support children of incarcerated parents with child safety kits and donated clothing on Sunday, Oct.

4 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at LuvLiez Salon in Murrieta where affordable haircuts and family entertainment will take place.

Steve Lauzier was recognized for nine years of service as a Board Director at Anza Electric Cooperative, Inc. His long-standing leadership (and dedication to the cooperative) has been noted by the board.

The Nighthawks lost 42 to 10 to Servite Friday night at Murrieta Valley after failing to convert key scoring drives.

The defeat dropped them to an 0-2 record as they look to improve in upcoming games.

Local rider Bill Sauro won the overall race at the AMA District 38 Grand Prix held Aug.

16 at Glen Helen Raceway. Four area riders also clinched wins in their classes — a strong showing for local competitors.

Connections Academy at Springs expands its tuition-free online TK–12 program across 22 California counties for the 2026–2027 school year.

Enrollment is open for grades K–10, offering personalized instruction and virtual clubs (contact by calling 1-833-591-0251).