Playing Powerball in Murrieta? We found the luckiest retailers who've sold multiple winning tickets. Will you play this draw or wait it out?
"We're getting about four or five robocalls per day," said Carol. "And that's been going about three weeks. We don't pick them up."
These Businesses & Individuals Plant Positivity & Grow Greatness
Prices drop after regional refineries once again become fully operational, experts say.
Project DASH entails DoorDash drivers transporting groceries and other items from nonprofits to the homes of those who depend on donations.
Mark your calendars — we get an extra hour of slumber Sunday morning. What's the craziest fall-back clock-setting mishap you've ever had?
We all know athletes who shine whether they’re competing or not. Let's help share these amazing stories!
If you love stargazing November is an ideal month. With longer nights and clear night skies forecast look up for fireballs, full blood moon.
Riverside County residents who want to get rid of expired, unused and unwanted drugs will have an opportunity to discard them Saturday.
Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to recognize Murrieta area student athletes for the qualities that drive their competitive spirit.
There are many ways to participate in the upcoming tourney.
Participating cities include Menifee, Murrieta, Lake Elsinore, Temecula, Desert Hot Springs, Eastvale, Indio, Norco, Rancho Mirage, others.
By Scott Houston
Brothers Joshua and Jacob Sorensen are living their best lives on the greens of Southwest Riverside County.
The Draconid meteor shower has ended leaving stargazers looking toward the next celestial show. Will the Southwest RivCo weather cooperate?
Whether you are a spa member or just want to check out the offerings, see how to get tickets to Thursday's fall foliage jar painting event.
The nominees should exhibit the virtues and requirements of a peaceful and just society, according to organizers.
Crowds are expected at the Susan G. Komen Inland Empire "More Than Pink Walk," Sunday, Oct. 9, in Murrieta's Town Square Park.
The federal funding is distributed through the city, and nonprofits that serve Murrieta residents have until Oct. 27 to apply.
If you waited to fill up this week in Murrieta, prepare to feel a punch in your pocketbook.
LifeStream, with sites in Hemet, La Quinta, Murrieta, Riverside and surrounding areas, has joined the American Red Cross and others.
The Girl Scouts held a clothing drive, then turned around and opened a flash store to hand out the garments for free to peers in need.
The national average price dropped for the 90th consecutive day since rising to a record high.
Cities throughout western Riverside County over the weekend will pay tribute to the 9/11 victims who died 21 years ago.
Two groups meet regularly to foster clear communication
A heatwave expected to last over 1 week has residents wondering how to stay cool. Where will you beat the heat? Find your cool center here.
A planned power outage left much of southwest Murrieta without power Monday.
For 52 days, gas prices have fallen in Murrieta and Riverside County. We searched to find you the cheapest gas in your town.
On Thursday, educators throughout California will be treated to a free coffee, courtesy of Dunkin'.
The free event — open to all RivCo residents — is scheduled to run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday in the Murrieta City Hall parking lot.
A children's book author filled backpacks & shared her stories with Southwest Riverside County kids, through Community Outreach Ministry.
Family fun in August: See a free movie in the park.
The instructional video reportedly shows how to jump-start the cars with a USB cable.
The annual price of unleaded gasoline dropped to its lowest since March 7, AAA reports. Here's where to find the cheapest gas in Murrieta.
Murrieta businesses, first responders donated time and safety information at the Greater Works Church Backpack 4 Life event.
Idyllwild resident Chris Johnston shared these billowing clouds building this week. Share your photos with Patch.
On Monday night, the Murrieta Police Department held an open house to celebrate its 30th anniversary. Hundreds turned out.
He died in the line of duty more than a decade ago, but it's hoped that an ongoing public tribute to him can bring positivity to others.
A free open house will be held on August 1 to celebrate the Murrieta Police Department's 30 years of serving the community.
Applications are now being accepted for the California Climate Action Corps Fellowship, and the Inland Empire is a target area.