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Just after 7:30 on the night of October 9, the life of a beloved local store owner and clerk was snuffed out as Mohamad “Mike” Suliman was senselessly murdered.

Soboba Fire Station No. 1 opened its doors and shared information with Soboba Tribal Preschool kindergartners and Pre-K students on Oct. 11 as part of Fire Prevention Month. The goal of the national event is to raise awareness about fire safety and help ensure kids know what to do in the event of an emergency.

As of October 8, Hemet City Council signed-off on a a three-phase development project at McSweeney farms to be performed by Leonida Builders, Inc. for a total cost of $10,682,734.

This week's "Question to the community" has to do with safety. We've seen the studies showing that Hemet is ranked as one of the most "miserable"

Patrons, charity-minded and hungry, lined up Saturday morning at the local Applebee’s to support the Western Science Center’s trip to Astrocamp in Idyllwild.