News From Around The County
REDDING — Children interested in learning more about forensic science enjoyed five days of science-based learning during last week’s “Crime Scene Investigators” summer camp at Turtle Bay Exploration Park’s first hands-on learning camp of the summer. Turtle Bay’s themed summer camp programs are open to children ages 7 to 12 and feature topics that include science, the arts, history, and […]
Read more
MURRIETA — When people think of parks they often envision playgrounds, recreation centers, sports leagues, summer camps, and children at play. But parks and recreation is so much more than that. With many Murrieta parks featuring running, hiking, biking and walking trails; senior programs, innovative health and wellness opportunities, community celebrations, outdoor recreation, habitat conservation, maintenance, and more, July is […]
Read more
TEMECULA — City officials are reminding Temecula residents that they may notice Temecula Valley Helping Hands volunteers, representatives from the City of Temecula, and other organizations including the Kiwanis Club and local scout troops, walking in their neighborhoods Saturday, June 23. The volunteers and others will be going door to door, dropping off a “Temecula SAFE 3-Minute Bag” at every […]
Read more
REDDING — The City of Redding is reminding its citizens about the dangers of pressurized oxygen cylinders as well as what is and is not allowed to be dropped off at their facilities after an oxygen cylinder caused an explosion that rocked the Abernathy Transfer Station earlier this week. The incident happened Tuesday, June 19, at the City’s solid waste […]
Read more
TEMECULA — This year, the City of Temecula was pleased to announce Vinduino, LLC as “Innovator of the Year” during Innovation Month in April. Innovation Month marked an entire month of celebrating and showcasing various innovative companies and startups throughout the region. The month was set aside to highlight advances in technology, innovation and entrepreneurship. LEADING THE RCNS HEADLINES: Massive […]
Read more
TEMECULA ─ Officials announced today the winners of last weekend’s 18th Annual Temecula Art & Street Painting Festival. Hosted by City of Temecula, the annual three-day festival, which ran from Friday through Sunday, June 8 – 10, featured exhibits from 48 fine artists in all mediums, as well as 18 chalk artists who vied for awards in six categories while […]
Read more
San Jacinto — The City of San Jacinto City Council approved on Tuesday, June 5, the final map to subdivide 1.37 acres creating two parcels and pave the way for a new Wienerschitzel to begin development. The project will be added to the City’s other recent accomplishments, which have included the addition of a Starbucks – opened just last week […]
Read more
BURNEY — Despite rain that threatened to dampen this year’s Mountain Cruisers/Rex Club Days car show, Saturday was the perfect sunny day for classic car owners and enthusiasts alike, who came out in droves to enjoy the day’s activities. Families who came out for the show – which was sponsored by Mountain Cruisers – were treated to more than 60 […]
Read more
A bite from a rattlesnake, or any venomous snake, can be a very serious medical emergency and if a person or animal is bitten, it is critical they seek immediate medical assistance. SEE RELATED: EAST HEMET: Apparent rattlesnake bite” sends man working in citrus grove to hospital In the event of a suspected snake bite, the victim must get to […]
Read more
TEMECULA — Are you a teen who loves to go on an adventure at a moment’s notice? Do you try to be prepared for any unexpected crisis or emergency? Before hitting the trails or heading out on your next adventure, join other area teens interested in making a one-of-a-kind, customize-able Adventure/Survival Tin at next month’s special Survival Kit Tins event […]
Read more