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The Fallbrook Village News The Village News/ Valley News/ Anza Valley Outlook staff is dedicated to bringing you the "scoop" Our growing staff is celebrating our 25th year in business!

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.

10/30/2025
Article brings in record numbersThank you Village News for not only accepting our press release, but then publishing the...
10/30/2025

Article brings in record numbers

Thank you Village News for not only accepting our press release, but then publishing the wonderful article about the California Macadamia Nut Society Field Day.

Thank you Village News for not only accepting our press release, but then publishing the wonderful article about the California Macadamia Nut Society Field Day. The entire board was so impressed! I want you to know that we had record attendance, I’m sure in no small part, to your efforts. On behal...

Car crash on route 76 near Via Monserate
10/30/2025

Car crash on route 76 near Via Monserate

A two-vehicle crash involving a gray SUV and a gray sedan was reported Tuesday evening on eastbound state Route 76 near Via Monserate, according to the California Highway Patrol. The crash was reported around 6:29 p.m. when one of the vehicles struck a center divider wall, blocking the right-hand sh...

Putting San Diegans first in the housing marketToday, I stood alongside young San Diego County residents who are watchin...
10/29/2025

Putting San Diegans first in the housing market

Today, I stood alongside young San Diego County residents who are watching the American Dream of homeownership slip further out of reach.

Today, I stood alongside young San Diego County residents who are watching the American Dream of homeownership slip further out of reach. Together, we sent a clear message: it’s time to put San Diegans first. At a press conference this morning, Oct. 20, I announced a proposal to prioritize local h...

Leader Jones' sexually violent predator placement reform bill signed into lawSACRAMENTO – Senate Minority Leader Brian W...
10/29/2025

Leader Jones' sexually violent predator placement reform bill signed into law

SACRAMENTO – Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones (R-San Diego) announced Oct. 13 that his Senate Bill 380 has been signed into law by the governor and will take effect immediately.

SACRAMENTO – Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones (R-San Diego) announced Oct. 13 that his Senate Bill 380 has been signed into law by the governor and will take effect immediately. The bill directs the Department of State Hospitals to investigate placing sexually violent predators in state-run t...

The Guardians – The wrath of the righteousIn an era of political lunacy, butt implants, and diminishing common sense, De...
10/28/2025

The Guardians – The wrath of the righteous

In an era of political lunacy, butt implants, and diminishing common sense, Democrats have lost their collective minds and their taste for representative governance.

In an era of political lunacy, butt implants, and diminishing common sense, Democrats have lost their collective minds and their taste for representative governance. Today, the Party that once captivated the hearts and minds of an entire generation of adolescents is now hopelessly buried beneath the...

CVS Pharmacy completes acquisition of Rite Aid assets nationwide, including FallbrookWOONSOCKET, R.I. – CVS Pharmacy has...
10/28/2025

CVS Pharmacy completes acquisition of Rite Aid assets nationwide, including Fallbrook

WOONSOCKET, R.I. – CVS Pharmacy has announced the completion of its acquisition of select Rite Aid assets nationwide.

WOONSOCKET, R.I. – CVS Pharmacy has announced the completion of its acquisition of select Rite Aid assets nationwide. In total, the company acquired and is now operating 63 former Rite Aid and Bartell Drugs stores in Idaho, Oregon and Washington. CVS Pharmacy also acquired the prescription files o...

Free health screenings, program on cancer offeredFALLBROOK – The topic for this month’s Wellness Wednesday is “The Cance...
10/28/2025

Free health screenings, program on cancer offered

FALLBROOK – The topic for this month’s Wellness Wednesday is “The Cancer Journey – Life after Diagnosis,” Wednesday, Oct. 29, 1:30-2:30 p.m.

FALLBROOK – The topic for this month’s Wellness Wednesday is “The Cancer Journey – Life after Diagnosis,” Wednesday, Oct. 29, 1:30-2:30 p.m. Workshop will include a powerful conversation where one survivor’s story meets the compassionate, no-cost support of Michelle’s Place – offerin...

Why women must stop putting themselves lastDr. Lisa Saul / National Medical Director of Women’s Health / UnitedHealthcar...
10/28/2025

Why women must stop putting themselves last

Dr. Lisa Saul / National Medical Director of Women’s Health / UnitedHealthcare-
If you’ve ever scheduled your child’s checkup before your own, you’re not alone.

Dr. Lisa Saul / National Medical Director of Women’s Health / UnitedHealthcare If you’ve ever scheduled your child’s checkup before your own, you’re not alone. Women often shoulder the health responsibilities of the entire household – managing pediatric visits, tracking prescriptions for a...

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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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