Animal Friends of the Valleys will host the Wines for Canines and Kitties Fundraiser Gala on Saturday, Nov.
7 at Wilson Creek Winery in Temecula from 6 to 10 p.m. Guests will enjoy champagne reception, silent auction and dinner — all to support shelter operations, veterinary care and adoption services.
On Oct. 7, the Eastern Municipal Water District board approved upgrades at the Temecula Valley Regional Water Reclamation Facility.
The votes authorized a contract for electrical modifications at Plant 3 and a design contract for Plant 1’s densified activated sludge project (an important upgrade for the area).
The Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce Student of the Month program held its awards breakfast on Oct.
1 at Murrieta Sizzler on Murrieta Hot Springs Rd, honoring six students for academic achievement. Holly Wilson (Director of Admissions at Linfield Christian School) hosted the event.
Chaparral hosted Norco in a Big West - North football contest and won 42 to 16, as UCLA-bound Kiko Farinas scored three touchdowns to help the Pumas remain tied with Corona Centennial.
The team will travel to Murrieta Mesa next Friday.
More than 600 classic cars paraded along Washington Street on Oct.
9-10, drawing thousands of locals and raising over $60,000 for Oak Grove Center (a nonprofit supporting local children and youth). Organized by Drifters Car Club, the Rod Run celebrated a long-standing tradition of vintage auto shows here.
The Riverside County Office of Education was named the 2026 Large County Office of the Year on Tuesday, Sept.
29 by the California County Superintendents (for its innovative student support programs).
Murrieta driver Edward Finger won the Hobby Stocks main and heat races on Sept.
26 at Barona Speedway and secured the 2026 IMCA championship for that division - his first title since a 2022 win.
Riverside County approved $100,000 funding to help MVUSD update two high quality telescopes for student use (approved Sept.
22). They will be set up on MVUSD property between Dorothy McElhinney Middle School and Lisa J. Mails Elementary School.
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