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Temecula church vandalism now being probed as hate crime

Riverside County authorities are now investigating last month's vandalism at a Temecula church as a hate crime, NBC Los Angeles learned Tuesday. The investigation began on Oct. 27, when a swastika was found on the wall of Temecula United Methodist Church, days after the church community celebrated the annual Temecula Valley Pride festival.

Temecula, CA · 2d

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The great disappearing act: the “stars” signs

Somewhere in the Valley Center area, there are a dozen or more metal signs, each measuring 16 x 24, that are in hiding, perhaps in a garage, a barn or the bedroom of a youngster. All were illegally removed and all read the same: Highway To The Stars Via Valley Center. According to documentation at the Valley Center Historical Society, […] The post The great disappearing act: the “stars” signs first appeared on Valley Roadrunner .

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County loses paperwork: cemetery board pays price

This week the traditional Veterans Day observance at Valley Center Cemetery on Miller Road won’t happen because the Valley Center Cemetery District last week received a peremptory letter from Damon K. Brown, county counsel and Randall R. Sjoblom, supervising deputy ordering the Cemetery Board to “immediately cease and desist all actions as purported board of trustee members for the Valley […] The post County loses paperwork: cemetery board pays price first appeared on Valley Roadrunner .

Valley Center, CA · 2d

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Woman goes to esteemed California restaurant. Then she sees how they served her beef Wellington: ‘I like my beef rare but…’

'I would've IMMEDIATELY SENT IT BACK.' The post Woman goes to esteemed California restaurant. Then she sees how they served her beef Wellington: ‘I like my beef rare but…’ appeared first on Subplot News .

Temecula, CA · 1d

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Seven California Small-Town Bakeries Selling Out Of Pie Every Thanksgiving Week

Every November, a lot of Californians quietly accept that their turkey is negotiable but the pie is not. The trouble is that the best pies in the state often come from tiny towns, mountain hamlets, and roadside farm stands, and those places run out fast once Thanksgiving week arrives. This...

California · 1d

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VC harriers at the Valley League Finals

Last Saturday morning on the 5,000-meter course at Kit Carson Park, the Valley Center High cross country team took part in the 2026 Valley League Finals. So let’s see how coach Mike Cummings’s contingent fared against competitors from five other schools. From the boys’ side of things, the Jaguars finished fourth with a total of 79 points trailing among others […] The post VC harriers at the Valley League Finals first appeared on Valley Roadrunner .

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Letter to the Editor: SQUATTERS REMAIN ON JETT ESTATE DESPITE COURT DEFAULT

Editor, Roadrunner: While the criminal justice system prepares to face accused killers Cedric “Charles” von Ferdinand and accomplice Kimberley Anne Pifer in a Vista courtroom, a parallel crisis remains unresolved on the ground in Valley Center. Nadine Jett’s 20-acre ranch, the very site where the 65-year-old retired attorney was tragically found buried, continues to be occupied by unauthorized individuals. Despite […] The post Letter to the Editor: SQUATTERS REMAIN ON JETT ESTATE DESPITE COURT DEFAULT first appeared on Valley Roadrunner .

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Chargers Host 5th Annual Legends Golf Tournament During Legends Weekend

Some former members of the Bolts got together for a competitive day on the links. The Chargers teamed up with Pechanga to host its fifth annual Los Angeles Chargers Legends Golf Tournament during Legends Weekend in the lead up to the home game against the Texans. This year's event was...

Temecula, CA · 1d

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‘Jane Elliott Against The World’ Is A Lesson In Unlearning Prejudice / DOC NYC

The 17th edition of DOC NYC includes in its line-up an extraordinary cinematic account that defies racism. Jane Elliott Against The World, directed by Judd Ehrlich, retraces how in the morning following the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in April 1968, Jane Elliott, then a third-grade teacher in the small town of Riceville, Iowa, devised an exercise that would change the course of her life. Facing an all-white classroom, she divided her pupils according to eye colour, treating one group as superior and the other as inferior. By creating a miniature version of a discriminatory society within the classroom, she wanted her students to experience first-hand the mechanisms and emotional consequences of racism. What began as an unconventional teaching exercise soon became one of the most influential and controversial educational experiments in modern American history, turning an unknown schoolteacher into a national figure and a lifelong activist. Nearly sixty years later, at the age of 92, Jane Elliott remains as outspoken, uncompromising and combative as ever.

Riceville, IA · 3d

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Nonprofit steps in after Valley Center Veterans Day ceremony canceled

Roses for Veterans plans a community gathering to honor more than 400 veterans buried at Valley Center Cemetery.

Valley Center, CA · 2d

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Chief Napier urges residents to learn about, comment on Fire Hazard Severity Zone

Sacramento, CA — Cal Fire – Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM) last week announced the opening of the public comment period for the regulatory adoption of the 2026 State Responsibility Area (SRA) Fire Hazard Severity Zones (FHSZ). The comment period will run from November 9, 2026, through January 8, 2027, at 5 p.m. Valley Center Fire Protection District […] The post Chief Napier urges residents to learn about, comment on Fire Hazard Severity Zone first appeared on Valley Roadrunner .

Escondido, CA · 21h

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Norwood leads planning, Jones will be next supervisor

Valley Center Community Planning Group: seven seats are chosen in this election. On Monday night, with 53% counted and more than 185,000 votes left to tally countywide, planning veteran LaVonne Norwood is dominating at 4,561 (15.16%), followed by Lisa Adams 4,096 (13.61%), James Garritson 3,527 (11.72%), Matt Matthews 3,492 (11.61%), Vlad Ciupitu 3,180 (10.57%), Steve Hutchison 2,903 (9.65%) and Susan […] The post Norwood leads planning, Jones will be next supervisor first appeared on Valley Roadrunner .