Allyson Escobar
O.C. Register
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More 91 Freeway nighttime lane, ramp closures set in Corona
As construction work continues, drivers will see closures Monday, Oct. 31, through early Saturday, Nov. 5. → Read More
California city won’t pursue abortion ban after all
City Council members voted 4-1 — with only Jessica Alexander backing her proposal — not to bring the resolution back for a vote. → Read More
Possible Temecula abortion ban draws warning from Attorney General Rob Bonta
Council Member Jessica Alexander’s suggestion would “conflict with state laws,” a letter states. Council will discuss Tuesday, Sept. 27, whether to later vote on the proposal. → Read More
Why are wild burros falling sick, dying of flu in Southern California?
Equine influenza is blamed for the deaths of nearly 20 wild donkeys between Colton and Moreno Valley in recent weeks. → Read More
Why are wild burros falling sick, dying of flu in Southern California
Equine influenza is blamed for the deaths of nearly 20 wild donkeys between Colton and Moreno Valley in recent weeks. → Read More
Why are wild burros falling sick, dying of flu in Southern California
Equine influenza is blamed for the deaths of nearly 20 wild donkeys between Colton and Moreno Valley in recent weeks. → Read More
Norco City Manager Andy Okoro to retire in June
Andy Okoro, who has served as Norco’s city manager since 2013, has announced his retirement from the position in June. (Courtesy of Kelli Newton, city of Norco) Longtime Norco City Manager Andy Okoro is retiring June 30, the city announced Monday, March 28. Okoro served as Norco’s director of fiscal and support services in 2003 and then as deputy city manager in 2009. He was appointed city… → Read More
Riverside County names top 7 educators
They will be saluted at a May 3 luncheon in downtown Riverside → Read More
Youth soccer complex coming to Murrieta near Los Alamos Hills Sports Park
The City Council unanimously approved the facility late last year and officials hope to open the new training site in summer 2023. → Read More
Temecula resident resigns from post in Coronado after racist viral video comments
Miller was on administrative leave from his post with the city of Coronado, pending an investigation → Read More
Temecula opens new, 22-acre sports park
The Sports Ranch at Sommers Bend has two baseball fields, two soccer fields and two basketball courts → Read More
Al Landers, ex-Perris mayor and council member, dies from COVID-19 at 81
Landers, who died Friday, March 4, is credited with helping the city recover from financial crisis in the 1990s → Read More
Temecula candlelight vigil held for people of Ukraine
The Saturday, March 5, event at the Temecula Duck Pond included speeches and the handing out of sunflowers. → Read More
Los Lobos to play benefit concert for ‘The Cheech’ museum in Riverside – Press Enterprise
The Cheech Benefit Concert is set for May 7, at 6 p.m. in the Riverside Municipal Auditorium → Read More
Corona students meet NFL players, play own Super Bowl
Cesar Chavez Academy youths get autographs from players on Rams, Eagles before their flag football championship game → Read More
Despite empty storefronts, Lake Elsinore outlets see future full of opportunity
It has fewer shoppers and stores, but the mall off the 15 Freeway is remaking itself with entertainment, recreation, artwork and even a church → Read More
Marsha Swanson, original Wildomar City Council member, to resign
A replacement will be appointed by the city council, members decided Wednesday, Feb. 16 → Read More
Daryl Hickman, former longtime Lake Elsinore council member, dies at 81
Hickman, first elected in 2001, served on the council for 17 years, until 2018 → Read More
Elsinore High School wins Academic Decathlon — for sixth year in a row – Press Enterprise
Students at the Wildomar campus defeated 11 other teams to again take Riverside County Academic Decathlon crown → Read More
Students defy school mask mandate in Inland Empire
Fed up with the state’s rule, some – including youths at Norco Intermediate School – have been studying outdoors for days because they refuse to wear face coverings → Read More