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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.

After extinguishing a fire, NCFPD investigates the cause.
09/04/2025

After extinguishing a fire, NCFPD investigates the cause.

A trash truck caught fire Tuesday afternoon near Horse Ranch Creek and Fresian Way, prompting a response from North County Fire Protection District. The fire was reported at approximately 2:47 p.m. The truck's driver emptied the contents of the truck onto the roadside to prevent further damage as cr...

DeLuz Rd blocked after car crash Wed night
09/04/2025

DeLuz Rd blocked after car crash Wed night

A traffic collision involving blocked southbound lanes near De Luz Road and Dos Cameos on Wednesday night, according to the California Highway Patrol. The crash, which was reported at approximately 9:07 p.m., prompted a response from North County Fire and CHP units, with the first arriving at the sc...

Movement is not always medicineAs I've learned from experts the past two years, "movement is not always medicine."
09/04/2025

Movement is not always medicine

As I've learned from experts the past two years, "movement is not always medicine."

As I've learned from experts the past two years, "movement is not always medicine." While many doctors are quick to encourage patients to exercise, there truly are some people who live with a chronic illness or health condition that don't benefit from generic exercise advice. As a matter of fact, it...

Feeding San Diego continues to expand school pantry programSAN DIEGO – Feeding San Diego, the region's only Feeding Amer...
09/04/2025

Feeding San Diego continues to expand school pantry program

SAN DIEGO – Feeding San Diego, the region's only Feeding America partner food bank, is calling on the community...

SAN DIEGO – Feeding San Diego, the region's only Feeding America partner food bank, is calling on the community to help sustain and expand its growing School Pantry Program at the start of the 2025-26 school year. After adding an additional 21 school pantries to the program last school year, it is...

Safe medication disposal helps protect familiesThe Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)’s Take Back Day initiative is m...
09/04/2025

Safe medication disposal helps protect families

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)’s Take Back Day initiative is more than just a twice-a-year event.

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)’s Take Back Day initiative is more than just a twice-a-year event. Now, people can safely and anonymously dispose of their expired, unused, and unwanted medications all year long, at thousands of convenient locations nationwide. Keeping unused medications ...

Fallbrook 4-H swine group wins three weight classes at county fairThe 14 Fallbrook 4-H members who showed swine at the S...
09/04/2025

Fallbrook 4-H swine group wins three weight classes at county fair

The 14 Fallbrook 4-H members who showed swine at the San Diego County Fair included three who won their weight classes...

The 14 Fallbrook 4-H members who showed swine at the San Diego County Fair included three who won their weight classes and eight who reached the final round of their showmanship competition. “It’s a really good group,” said Fallbrook 4-H swine and beef leader Elisha Pellanda. Pellanda herself ...

The 10 best drought-tolerant trees for your landscapeWhether you’re in a hot, dry climate or just dealing with the occas...
09/03/2025

The 10 best drought-tolerant trees for your landscape

Whether you’re in a hot, dry climate or just dealing with the occasional dry spell, drought-tolerant trees know how to hold their own and thrive...

Whether you’re in a hot, dry climate or just dealing with the occasional dry spell, drought-tolerant trees know how to hold their own and thrive, all thanks to deep root systems, waxy or small leaves, and natural water-saving strategies. The Blue Palo Verde has green bark that helps it make food w...

Prune, plant, and prepare: September tasks for the gardenAs summer winds down and the first hints of fall approach, Sept...
09/03/2025

Prune, plant, and prepare: September tasks for the garden

As summer winds down and the first hints of fall approach, September is a pivotal month for Southern California gardeners.

As summer winds down and the first hints of fall approach, September is a pivotal month for Southern California gardeners. The days are still warm, but the nights begin to cool, making it an ideal time to transition gardens from summer crops to fall plantings. With thoughtful care and planning, Sept...

FAST hosts Rising Stars meetThe Fallbrook Associated Swim Team hosted a Rising Stars meet Aug. 16 at the Fallbrook High ...
09/03/2025

FAST hosts Rising Stars meet

The Fallbrook Associated Swim Team hosted a Rising Stars meet Aug. 16 at the Fallbrook High School pool...

The Fallbrook Associated Swim Team hosted a Rising Stars meet Aug. 16 at the Fallbrook High School pool, and nine of the 34 FAST swimmers won at least one of their races. “The coaches on our staff have definitely prepared them very well,” said FAST director of coaching Sean Redmond, who also org...

Fuller raises county fair's supreme reserve champion steerIn his first year as a Fallbrook 4-H member, Greyson Fuller ra...
09/03/2025

Fuller raises county fair's supreme reserve champion steer

In his first year as a Fallbrook 4-H member, Greyson Fuller raised the 2025 San Diego County Fair's supreme reserve champion market beef animal.

In his first year as a Fallbrook 4-H member, Greyson Fuller raised the 2025 San Diego County Fair's supreme reserve champion market beef animal. Greyson raised and showed Flanders, who was given the second-highest market beef award for the 2025 county fair. Flanders was also chosen as the 4-H reserv...

McFarland hopes to rebuild Bonsall cross countryIn early August, only a couple of weeks before Bonsall High School’s cro...
09/02/2025

McFarland hopes to rebuild Bonsall cross country

In early August, only a couple of weeks before Bonsall High School’s cross country team began practice...

In early August, only a couple of weeks before Bonsall High School’s cross country team began practice, Ethan McFarland took over as the Legionnaires’ cross country head coach. Practice began Aug. 19, and McFarland will try to increase the number of runners the school has. Bonsall is in the Fron...

Warriors win football season openerThe Fallbrook High School varsity football team lost all 11 games the Warriors played...
09/02/2025

Warriors win football season opener

The Fallbrook High School varsity football team lost all 11 games the Warriors played last year, but Fallbrook was victorious in the Warriors' 2025 season opener.

The Fallbrook High School varsity football team lost all 11 games the Warriors played last year, but Fallbrook was victorious in the Warriors' 2025 season opener. The Warriors defeated Escondido by a 27-24 score Aug. 22 in Fallbrook. In his varsity debut, sophomore Alan Gutierrez Meza kicked a 34-ya...

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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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