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We’re dedicated to bringing you the most relevant local news 24/7. Our staff consists of about 30 people who do everything from answering your calls, writing stories, photography, marketing/advertising, graphics, delivery, technical/web work, a complete news/video department and studio, and more. We are excited to be the hub that connects our community: residents to businesses, schools to the comm

unity, nonprofits to our readers, etc. The more connected we are, the stronger we are as a community. The more educated we are as a community on local issues, whether about crime or education, or road projects, the more effective we are in bringing positive change. That’s our purpose and we are thankful to be entrusted by you to continue in our work. We are an independent news organization that is made up of all local residents. We all live here, shop here, and are raising our families here, so we are passionate about our communities and take our mission seriously. Our growing list of products includes the Village News, Valley News, Anza Valley Outlook, Nuestra Vida Hoy. Greater Fallbrook Area Sourcebook, Menifee Sourcebook, Valley News, villagenews.com, myvalleynews.com, and anzavalleyoutlook.com. You help us when you interact with us with suggestions, and news tips, by subscribing and supporting our advertisers. It allows us to continue to meet the needs of our communities. We renew our commitment to you that we will search out and communicate all the local news you need in order to stay informed. Do you have any news? Do you have a friend, business, family member, event, or group that is newsworthy? Remember, we are always searching for relevant information and depend on each and every one of you to help us find that information. If you don't yet receive our community newspaper in your mailbox every week, contact us. It's only $69. for the year.

EDCO to observe the Christmas and New Year holidaysFALLBROOK – On Wednesday, Dec. 24, and Wednesday, Dec. 31, all custom...
12/21/2025

EDCO to observe the Christmas and New Year holidays

FALLBROOK – On Wednesday, Dec. 24, and Wednesday, Dec. 31, all customer service offices and public disposal sites will close early at 4 p.m.

FALLBROOK – On Wednesday, Dec. 24, and Wednesday, Dec. 31, all customer service offices and public disposal sites will close early at 4 p.m. In observance of the upcoming Christmas holiday on Thursday, Dec. 25, and the New Year holiday on Thursday, Jan. 1, 2026, EDCO will not be performing any col...

Tips to have a happy sustainable holiday seasonThere may be no more challenging time of the year to be green and "sustai...
12/21/2025

Tips to have a happy sustainable holiday season

There may be no more challenging time of the year to be green and "sustainable," than the holiday season.

There may be no more challenging time of the year to be green and "sustainable," than the holiday season. After all, we're giving and receiving gifts and packages, ribbons, bows, toys, etc. Even with a zero carbon, reindeer-powered sleigh, the idea of Santa and sustainability do not seem to naturall...

An administration in overdrive: What the first 10 months have deliveredLove it or hate it, by the administration’s own a...
12/21/2025

An administration in overdrive: What the first 10 months have delivered

Love it or hate it, by the administration’s own accounting, the first 10 months of President Trump’s second term represent one of the most aggressive and far-reaching governing periods in modern American history.

Love it or hate it, by the administration’s own accounting, the first 10 months of President Trump’s second term represent one of the most aggressive and far-reaching governing periods in modern American history. At a recent cabinet meeting, department heads laid out a sweeping list of actions t...

Jones issues statement on Tijuana River Valley sewage crisis agreementSAN DIEGO – Today, Dec. 15, Senate Minority Leader...
12/21/2025

Jones issues statement on Tijuana River Valley sewage crisis agreement

SAN DIEGO – Today, Dec. 15, Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones (R-San Diego) issued the following statement on the U.S.

SAN DIEGO – Today, Dec. 15, Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones (R-San Diego) issued the following statement on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s latest action on the ongoing Tijuana River Valley sewage pollution crisis: “This crisis has plagued San Diego communities for over three ...

County accepts $12 million in grant funding for homeless housing assistance and preventionPrograms helping those at risk...
12/21/2025

County accepts $12 million in grant funding for homeless housing assistance and prevention

Programs helping those at risk of or currently experiencing homelessness got a $12 million boost Dec. 9.

Programs helping those at risk of or currently experiencing homelessness got a $12 million boost Dec. 9. The San Diego County Board of Supervisors accepted the state grant as round six of Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention funding to sustain key County programs that provide emergency and per...

Experience a glittering "Coastal Christmas" at the Del Mar FairgroundsAmid laughter and lively chatter, Coastal Christma...
12/21/2025

Experience a glittering "Coastal Christmas" at the Del Mar Fairgrounds

Amid laughter and lively chatter, Coastal Christmas is a sensory explosion at the Del Mar Fairgrounds.

Amid laughter and lively chatter, Coastal Christmas is a sensory explosion at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. It's a fair with a holiday twist! Strains of Christmas music flood the air, and colorful light displays glitter in the darkness. Even the gangly palm trees resembled candy canes with their swirls o...

Is your backyard the key to extra income in San Diego?You’ve probably noticed the rise of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs...
12/20/2025

Is your backyard the key to extra income in San Diego?

You’ve probably noticed the rise of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) in North County San Diego. According to the California Department...

Broadpoint Properties You’ve probably noticed the rise of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) in North County San Diego. According to the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD), 3,991 ADUs were permitted in the San Diego region in 2024. That’s 27% of all housing permitted i...

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12/20/2025

Student leaders drive campus belonging through creative initiatives
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FALLBROOK – The Associated Student Body (ASB) at Fallbrook High School is working diligently to transform campus culture through a series...

FALLBROOK – The Associated Student Body (ASB) at Fallbrook High School is working diligently to transform campus culture through a series of thoughtfully planned initiatives designed to increase student belonging and engagement across the entire school community. Recognizing positive contributions...

Ausmus second in Demo Cross standingsIn his first full year racing Demo Cross at Perris Auto Speedway, Fallbrook driver ...
12/20/2025

Ausmus second in Demo Cross standings

In his first full year racing Demo Cross at Perris Auto Speedway, Fallbrook driver Dave Ausmus placed second in the season standings.

In his first full year racing Demo Cross at Perris Auto Speedway, Fallbrook driver Dave Ausmus placed second in the season standings. Ausmus accumulated 513 position points in the season’s eight races. Corona driver Brett Wayland won the championship with 546 points. Trebor Stevens of San Jacinto ...

La Paloma hosts engaging Fall Camp through FUESD's ELO programFALLBROOK – La Paloma Elementary was alive with excitement...
12/20/2025

La Paloma hosts engaging Fall Camp through FUESD's ELO program

FALLBROOK – La Paloma Elementary was alive with excitement during Fall Camp, held Nov. 24–26 through the Fallbrook Union Elementary School District's ...

FALLBROOK – La Paloma Elementary was alive with excitement during Fall Camp, held Nov. 24–26 through the Fallbrook Union Elementary School District's Expanded Learning Opportunities (ELO) Program. The three-day camp, designed to provide meaningful academic and enrichment activities outside of re...

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Our growing staff is celebrating our 20th year in business!

We’re dedicated to bring you the most relevant local news 24/7. Our staff consists of about 40 people who do everything from answering your calls, writing stories, photography, marketing/advertising, graphics, delivery, technical/web work, a complete news/video department and studio, and more. We are excited to be the hub that connects our community: residents to businesses, schools to the community, nonprofits to our readers, etc. The more connected we are, the stronger we are as a community. The more educated we are as a community on local issues, whether about crime or education or road projects, the more effective we are in bringing positive change. That’s our purpose and we are thankful to be entrusted by you to continue in our work. We are an independent news organization that is made up of all local residents. We all live here, shop here, and are raising our families here, so we are passionate about our communities and take our mission seriously. Our growing list of products includes the Village News, Valley News, Anza Valley Outlook, Greater Fallbrook Area Sourcebook, Menifee Sourcebook, Fallbrook.org, villagenews.com, myvalleynews.com, anzavalleyoutlook.com and more! You help us when you interact with us with suggestions, news tips, by subscribing, and supporting our advertisers. It allows us to continue to meet the needs of our communities. We renew our commitment to you that we will search out and communicate all the local news you need in order to stay informed. Do you have some news? Do you have a friend, business, family member, event, or group that is newsworthy? Remember, we are always searching for relevant information and depend on each and every one of you to help us find that information. If you don't yet receive our community newspaper in your mailbox every week, contact us at (760) 723-7319 or [email protected] for more information.

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