Corona, CA: 17-Year-Old Pedestrian Fatally Struck By Car In Menifee

Authorities say a 17-year-old pedestrian suffered fatal injuries following a collision in Menifee.

Riverside County Sheriff’s Sgt. Sergio Rodriguez reported in a department statement that the fatal crash took place in the area of Domenigoni Parkway and Laguna Vista Drive about 11:10 p.m. Friday.

The statement said the victim, identified by the coroner’s office as Steven Nunez of Corona, was struck by a sedan while walking east on the westbound side of Domenigoni Parkway.

Corona, CA: Occupy Riverside Home Foreclosure Action Committee interruptes the foreclosure auction

Occupy Riverside Home Foreclosure Action Committee interruptes the foreclosure auction of the Menifee home of Darlene Scott on Friday, April 13th at 9:00 am at 849 West 6th Street, Corona CA.

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Corona, CA: Did life go bad before or after the Tattoo?

On January 12, 2012, at 8:00 AM, officers from the California Highway Patrol contacted the Perris Station regarding the recovery of a vehicle which had been stolen from the 29000 block of Turtle Rock Ct., Menifee on January 10, 2012, at 5:57 AM. Officers from the California Highway Patrol stopped the stolen vehicle, occupied by two people. The female passenger was taken into custody, while the male driver fled the scene on foot.

Investigators from the Menifee Police Department went to Santa Ana and discovered a large amount of stolen property inside the vehicle. The property was determined to have been stolen from various locations throughout Corona and Menifee. Items stolen from an unlocked vehicle in the 28000 block of Via Marsala, Menifee on January 11, 2012, were identified and returned to the victim.

Corona, CA: Calvert To Seek 42nd District Congressional Seat

The newly redrawn 42nd District includes Murrieta, Menifee, Wildomar, Lake Elsinore, Canyon Lake, Eastvale, Norco, Corona, a portion of Temecula and eight unincorporated communities.

Yesterday, Congressman Ken Calvert, R-Corona, announced his intention to seek election to the 42nd Congressional District.

The newly redrawn 42nd Congressional District--as finalized today by the California Citizens Redistricting Commission--includes the cities of Eastvale, Norco, Corona, Lake Elsinore, Wildomar, Canyon Lake, Menifee, Murrieta and a portion of Temecula.

First elected to Congress in 1992, Calvert, 58, currently serves the 44th Congressional District.

"The largest city in the 42nd District is my hometown of Corona and I have had the pleasure of representing all of the communities in the district at one time or another during my time in public service," Rep. Calvert said in an emailed statement.

"I am honored to represent my constituents in the House of Representatives and I look forward to asking for their vote once again next year."

The 42nd District also includes the unincorporated ares of El Sobrante, Woodcrest, Temescal Valley, Lakeview, Nuevo, Homeland, Winchester and Aguanga.

Redistricting takes Murrieta out of the 45th Congressional District--currently represented by Mary Bono Mack, R-Palm Springs--as of 2012.

A small portion of Murrieta is also currently in the 49th District, represented by Darrell Issa, R-Vista.

The new boundaries combine Murrieta into one district.

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Seau carries Ruby Tuesday into San Bernardino; plans for Chino Hills and Temecula coming soon.

Having played 18 seasons in the National Football League, Junior Seau is used to going through training camp. But his training camp for Ruby Tuesday, while not physical, definitely was hard work for Seau.

"There was a lot to learn," said Seau on the eve of the grand opening of his restaurant at 996 Hospitality Ave. in San Bernardino. "I had to go to Nashville, which as a San Diego guy, isn't the most fun. But it's the price of doing things right and being a success."

Seau, a surefire Hall of Fame linebacker who has played for the San Diego Chargers, Miami Dolphins and, most recently, the Super Bowl-runner up New England Patriots, has combined with a group of investors to open a Ruby Tuesday in San Bernardino, the first of seven he hopes to open in the Inland Empire in the next 16 months.

While the restaurant, at the eastern end of Restaurant Row in San Bernardino, officially opens to the public at 4:30 p.m. today, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Tuesday, with the restaurant hosting several luminaries in the San Bernardino community.

One of those was San Bernardino mayor Pat Morris, who felt honored that his city was chosen by Seau as the launching point for Ruby Tuesday's campaign in the Inland Empire.

"Being affiliated with a person like Junior Seau means a lot to this community," Morris said. "Junior Seau stands out by himself as far as NFL players go. He's is above his peers, a legend. He does a great deal in the community for young people with The Junior Seau Foundation and we are looking forward to having him be a part of ours."

Seau and his investment group - which includes Ted Davenport, Jeff Howie, Scott Rodi, Scott Nunokawa, Rick Nakashima and Ken Nascimento - has plans for additional Ruby Tuesdays in Chino Hills, Fontana, Temecula, Hemet, Menefee and Wildomar, eventually expanding the brand to 20 restaurants ranging from the Inland Empire to Seau's hometown of San Diego.

Seau mentioned Chino Hills and Temecula as the likely launching points for his next two restaurants, but said that was subject to change due to various factors.

As for why his group chose to launch in San Bernardino, Seau said that the city did everything possible to make the process as easy as painless as possible.

"This is something that's been two years in the making," Seau said.

"San Bernardino has been extremely cooperative and extremely excited about this venture and it is a perfect place to start things off."

Seau, who has been working out religiously but is still up in the air about playing a 19 th NFL season, isn't just an athlete looking to haphazardly put his name on a new product. He has already excelled in the restaurant business, opening the wildly successful sports bar "Seau's" in 1996.

"I took out 52,000 square feet in Mission Valley 13 years ago and people said I was crazy," Seau said. "They said it couldn't be done and that I wouldn't be able to pull it off. Thirteen years later it's still going and it's the most successful sports bar in San Diego."

That success is something Seau hopes to build on with Ruby Tuesday, as he hopes his entrepreneurial success will match the success he had as a 12-time Pro Bowler on the gridiron.

"This is what I want to do with my post-football career," Seau said.

"I have to keep busy and I put everything in what I'm doing. I like restaurants because I like to deal with people and provide them a service. Restaurants are one of the best ways to do that."

2008 Riverside County/Inland Empire Public Fireworks Shows

2008 Riverside County Public Fireworks Shows

Date Time (PM) Sponsor Location City
06/28 9:00 Eastvale Community Events Harada Heritage Park Mira Loma
06/28 9:00 City of Murrieta California Oaks Sports Park Murrieta
06/28 9:00 Menifee Lakes Women’s Club Wheat Field Menifee Sports Park
07/01 9:00 Jurupa Area Rec/Parks Patriot High School Riverside
07/03 9:00 City of Coachella Coachella Valley High School Thermal
07/03 9:00 Soboba Casino Soboba Casino San Jacinto
07/03 8:00 Riverside National Cemetery Riverside National Cemetery Riverside
07/04 9:00 City of Corona City of Corona Corona
07/04 9:15 Lake Elsinore Storm Baseball Lake Elsinore Storm Stadium Lake Elsinore
07/04 9:00 City of Palm Desert College of the Desert Palm Desert
07/04 9:00 Valley Wide Recreation Valley Wide Park Hemet
07/04 9:00 City of Temecula Rancho California Sports Park Temecula
07/04 9:00 City of Beaumont Stewart Park Beaumont
07/04 9:00 City of Lake Elsinore Levee Lake Lake Elsinore
07/04 9:00 City of Banning Nicolet Middle School Banning
07/04 9:00 City of Indio Indio Fairgrounds Indio
07/04 9:00 City of Moreno Valley Morrison Park Moreno Valley
07/04 9:00 City of Desert Hot Springs Mission Springs Park Desert Hot Springs
07/04 9:00 City of Riverside UCR Sports Complex Riverside
07/04 9:00 City of Riverside La Sierra Park Riverside
07/04 9:00 City of Riverside Mount Rubidoux Riverside
07/04 9:00 City of Riverside Fairmount Park Riverside
07/04 9:00 Perris Auto Speedway Perris Auto Speedway Perris
07/05 9:00 Cahuilla Creek Casino Cahuilla Creek Casino Anza
07/05 9:00 Vail Lake Vail Lake Temecula

Congrats to Miller and Menifee!

STATE ASSEMBLY 71ST-NORCO/MISSION VIEJO
Jeff MILLER 13,510 58% (Winner)
Neil BLAIS 9,910 42%

MENIFEE "F"-INCORPORATE AS A CITY
YES 5,162 61% (Winner)
NO 3,345 39%

MENIFEE "H"-NEW CITY'S NAME
MENIFEE 4,089 52% (Winner)
MENIFEE VALLEY 3,739 48%

CITY COUNCIL-PROPOSED CITY OF MENIFEE
Wallace EDGERTON 2,964 10% (Winner)
Darcy KUENZI 2,490 8% (Winner)
Frederick TWYMAN 2,165 7% (Winner)
Scott MANN 2,149 7% (Winner)
John DENVER 2,112 7% (Winner)

LAST UPDATE: Jun-04-2008, 05:11 AM Pacific Standard Time

MENIFEE "F"-INCORPORATE AND NAME

Too Early to say...

YES 2,731 57%
NO 2,059 43%

MENIFEE 2,299 52%
MENIFEE VALLEY 2,088 48%

45% Reporting

LAST UPDATE: Jun-03-2008, 09:35 PM Pacific Standard Time