Posts Tagged ‘ Menifee ’
Menifee boy walks to save hearts after surviving rare heart condition
In his short life, he has found something bigger to participate in each year — the American Heart Association’s San Diego Heart Walk. Michael, along with Team Beat It members made up of family, friends and his past and present teachers, plans to walk in this year’s event on Sept. 19.
DUI crackdown nets 360-plus arrests; increased patrols in Menifee, Lake Elsinore, Temecula
Saturation patrols will be deployed in Beaumont, Corona, Lake Elsinore, La Quinta, Menifee, Moreno Valley, Palm Springs, Riverside, San Jacinto and Temecula.
Menifee man accused of golf course fire in Sun City to stand trial
Ryan Anthony Robinson is accused of lighting a Feb. 13 fire at the North Golf Course in Sun City and a day later torching a $37,000 moving van that belonged to a Menifee medical supply business.
Foreign trade zone should help cities like Menifee, Murrieta and Lake Elsinore
If the city of San Diego agrees to the expansion — and the federal government signs off on it — businesses in Lake Elsinore, Menifee and Murrieta stand to benefit.
County Board of Supervisors approve increasing pet licensing fees
The new fee schedule increases the price of a license for a sterilized dog from $8 to $16, and from $50 to $100 to license a canine that has not been spayed or neutered.
Fire at Menifee home contained to garage and attic; no injuries reported
The fire was reported at 10:52 a.m. at a home in the 25900 block of Floyd Avenue, said Calfire spokeswoman Cheri Patterson.
Officials: Reverse-911 system failed to notify some volunteer firefighters during storms
During Wednesday’s fires started by lightning in rural Sage and Menifee, the new system misdirected some firefighters and failed to contact others.
Growing Menifee USD announces location of 10th elementary school
It has been a record year for enrollment in the district, according to District Spokeswoman Betti Cadmus.
Murrieta Valley Unified weighs option of becoming ‘district of choice’
The change would make it possible for students out of Murrieta boundaries to transfer in. Neighboring districts would not be allowed to deny the transfer on the basis of having comparable programs.
Parts of Southwest region start to dry out after storm’s fury
More thunderstorms struck today over western Riverside County and the San Jacinto Mountains, dropping hail, downing utility lines, flooding valley roads and raising concerns about lightning-sparked wildfires.
