The Great Shakeout helps residents understand what would happen if a 7.8-magnitude+ quake shakes loose the southernmost San Andreas Fault.
More than 4,000 people attend Murrieta's annual Rod Run, with all proceeds going to programs helping at-risk and special needs youth.
Nationwide, 182 of the nation's most populated cities were analyzed. Twenty-nine were in the Golden State.
Monday marks 1 year since Hamas raided Israel, prompting the Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip and seemingly 'limitless destruction.'
Swaths of Inland Empire residents will gather this month to raise awareness for breast cancer in Murrieta. What to know.
Community members are invited to come out and celebrate the rich history of an original homesteading family in Murrieta.
Relocating an office is a significant undertaking that requires careful planning, precise coordination, and a trusted moving partner.
Moving an entire office is no small feat.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize teachers and show them how much they’re valued and appreciated.
The babes are from balut eggs — a delicacy in some cultures. The eggs are incubated almost to the point of hatching, then boiled and eaten.
A grandparent of a 5th-grade Murrieta student proudly shouted out teacher Matt Klingelburg for "cheering on my grandson’s independence."
From using pizza to teach fractions to orchestrating a worldwide Valentine's Day card exchange, here's why we love Murrieta's Mrs. Peppler.
Theresa Rhoades is a special education teacher from Murrieta, most valued by her students, their families, and her husband.
Of the 13 Inland Empire Girl Scouts, eight Riverside County recipients received the Gold Award for tackling significant issues.
The Murrieta Senior Center will open as a cooling center when temperatures rise above 97 degrees, which is expected this week.
A free online class scheduled June 26 is aimed at helping county residents learn the basics of recycling.
"Never give up, and no person is an island!" his mom wanted to remind her son, graduating with the Murrieta Valley Class of 2024.
Relocating an office is a significant undertaking that requires meticulous planning and coordination.
Southwest Riverside County's membership warehouses lure customers with gas prices over 10 cents lower than elsewhere, according to GasBuddy.
A Change.org petition seeks support for a safe sidewalk to the French Valley Public Library off Winchester Road. A new bridge may help.
A supporter said the injured rider is a veteran, a Cub Scout leader, a local chef, and a dedicated husband and father.
The endangered Pupfish thrive inside a deep Death Valley aquifer, while Lake Manly has finally closed to kayakers.
"I hope my students find confidence in my vulnerability and transparency," Murrieta Mesa High School Athletic Director John Broussard said.
The RivCoParks Library Pass program has launched to provide county residents free day-use access to outdoor areas.
Experts reviewed over 3,500 communities to find the best independent living, assisted living, memory care, and continuing care.
New jobs were created in the construction, health services and professional business services areas.
Volunteers are needed to beautify the history museum and monuments, revitalize a senior living facility and tend to community garden plants.
The names of deputies Brett Harris and Michael Haugen will be added to the Officer Lesley Zerebny First Responders Memorial Wall.
The Nature Education Foundation at the Santa Rosa Plateau Brings Back Its Popular Garden Tour at a Lush Plateau Estate On Saturday, May 18.
"They just left their slider open for 30 minutes," said Ryan Jessup, owner of Ryan's Rattlesnake Rescue.
"The ideal volunteer enjoys meeting people, likes to learn new things and is passionate about the environment."
John Oliver has turned his jokes toward the Murrieta Police's use of Lego heads to obscure suspects' faces.
The annual Tour de Murrieta bike race takes Southwest Riverside County by storm! Watch for road closures and share the road.
Though the eclipse will be total for some 32 million people in the United States, it will be partial here in Riverside County.
The 77th annual barbecue includes a smoked tri-tip lunch, live music, a vendors market, explorers muster, and non-stop fun.
In August, Murrieta closed its aging Cal Oaks Sports Complex community pool. Now the council looks to reallocate funding for other programs.
Nancy Ahern submitted this gorgeous pink sky, which was a precursor to the Easter storm that blew through Murrieta over the weekend.
A reader captured this lovely image in his backyard.
Restaurant Month returns this March, enticing food enthusiasts to savor a month-long feast