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Temecula Events

Temecula Blues Festival Temecula City Hall	Saturday, April 21, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Old Town Temecula Certified Farmers' Market Old Town Temecula	Saturday, April 21, 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Temecula Farmers Market Promenade Temecula	Wednesday, April 25, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Cougrzz Maurice Car'rie Vineyard & Winery	Saturday, April 28, 6 p.m.

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Temecula News & Stories

PO'd to miss San Diego's big snow day

"I actually saw all the nuns smile, while they were playing in the snow.”

Fifty years ago yesterday, on December 13, 1967, from Borrego Springs to downtown to Oceanside, snow fell in San Diego County. Perhaps the most dramatic scene was a blanket of snow on the beaches of ...

Case of the new-moon shooter

Did Weldon McDavid schedule shooting for the month's darkest night?

The criminal case against Diana Lovejoy, 44, and Weldon McDavid, 50, in which she is accused of hiring him to shoot her estranged husband, made another step forward late yesterday afternoon (Wednesday, October 18). Judge ...

"[Breast] Size Matters" billboard down, controversy over

Temecula plastic surgeon saw humor where others saw objectification

A breast-size billboard controversy recently came to an end after two freeway signs that advertised a plastic surgery center in Murrieta were changed. The first sign, which read "Size Matters," was placed in January above ...

Cowboy business opens in Temecula

Vail Ranch gets to work after being saved from demolition

A cluster of buildings in Temecula from the mid-1800s that once served cowboys, cooks, kids, and travelers, is useful again after nearly 20 years of planning by a restoration association that won a settlement in ...

The non-greedy developer of Southern California

Fruit from grapefruit groves in Temecula pays homeowners' fees

When Matt Fleming purchased 120 acres in Temecula’s wine country five years ago, the land was a dying grapefruit orchard that he envisioned would someday become a community of million-dollar homes. But the real estate ...