WILDOMAR: Children get lesson in giving
Students from Sycamore Academy of Science and Cultural Arts got a lesson in giving Thursday afternoon.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Candidate cites military, government experience
Editor's note: This is the first of four profiles of candidates running in the Nov. 6 election for a seat on the Wildomar City Council.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Candidate likes Wildomar's diversity
Editor's note: This is the second of four profiles of candidates running in the Nov. 6 election for a seat on the Wildomar City Council.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Apples inspire activities at Sycamore
There were apple hats and apple pies, apple crafts and apple songs, apple slices and apple cider.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: State politics motivate council candidate
Editor's note: This is the third of four profiles of candidates running in the Nov. 6 election for a seat on the Wildomar City Council.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Community grants to be reviewed Wednesday
WILDOMAR ---- Divvying up federal grant money is one of several items scheduled for the City Council's consideration Wednesday.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Candidate wants to keep giving back to community
Editor's note: This is the fourth of four profiles of candidates running in the Nov. 6 election for a seat on the Wildomar City Council.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Three nonprofits to benefit from grants
Hungry families, children without adequate clothing and senior citizens should benefit next year from the Wildomar City Council's decision Wednesday on how to distribute its annual share of fe…
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Teen missing since Wednesday night found
A 17-year-old Wildomar boy with autism who was reported missing Wednesday was found Thursday afternoon, authorities said.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Two major projects under way in city
No foundations have been laid yet, but anyone who drives by a couple of highly visible Wildomar properties knows by the extensive grading going on that construction is on its way.
View ArticleWildomar council gives apartment project a boost
Work on a sprawling apartment project along Clinton Keith Road near Interstate 15 in Wildomar will continue without interruption as a result of City Council action this week.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Bundy Canyon work rescheduled
Pavement repairs scheduled early this week on Bundy Canyon Road have been postponed until Saturday, city officials announced in a news release.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Voters face park tax question again
Wildomar’s park tax proposition on the Nov. 6 ballot is labeled Measure Z, based on the registrar of voters system of alphabetizing ballot issues.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Park tax ahead
A tax measure aimed at financing Wildomar's parks was leading by the slimmest of margins, according to results released Wednesday morning by the Riverside County Registrar of Voters.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Incumbents appear to be headed back to council
WILDOMAR — Incumbents Bob Cashman and Bridgette Moore appear to have held their seats on the Wildomar City Council, according to results released Wednesday morning by the registrar of voters.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Park tax measure still on the bubble
Wildomar's park tax measure gained a few more votes over the two-thirds approval rate needed for passage in the latest round of results released by the Riverside County registrar of voter.
View ArticleVote gap widening in favor of Wildomar park tax, council incumbent
Another updated vote count over the weekend showed Wildomar's park tax measure as continuing to exceed the two-thirds approval rate needed for passage, while Wildomar City Councilman Bob Cashm…
View ArticleElks Lodge's annual dinner draws volunteers, thankful diners
At a quarter to noon Wednesday, some 15 minutes before the Lake Elsinore/Wildomar Elks Lodge was scheduled to commence its pre-Thanksgiving tradition of serving free dinners to the elderly, th…
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Park tax measure wins
Barring some event defying the laws of statistical probability, Wildomar's park tax measure has won.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Council takes care of some municipal housekeeping
WILDOMAR — Four and a half years into cityhood, Wildomar finally has its own city code and a structure for accommodating a full staff of employees at City Hall.
View ArticlePower saw stolen at gunpoint during Wildomar garage sale
A gunman threatened to shoot a Wildomar homeowner this weekend when she confronted him about the power saw he had grabbed at a garage sale on Crescent Avenue, a sheriff’s deputy said.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Development fees subject of Wednesday council meeting
In the interface between local government and the private sector, it's axiomatic that developers must pay to play.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Internet book delivers cemetery history
WILDOMAR — Many folks around Wildomar know that if they have questions about the city's cemetery and those entombed there, they need to get hold of Edy Rodarme.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Farm animals highlight of field trip
Who says that students taking online classes just sit behind a computer all day?
View ArticleWILDOMAR: City manager resigns for new job
Wildomar's first city manager, Frank Oviedo, announced Monday he is resigning to take a job as assistant city manager in the city of Santa Clarita.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: City manager leaving on good terms
Wildomar City Council members on Tuesday praised the job that City Manager Frank Oviedo has done after hearing he will be leaving for a position in Santa Clarita.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Officers wound suspected shooter
Officers shot and wounded a man Tuesday after he allegedly pointed an assault rifle at them, following reports he had fired shots at a father and son outside a Wildomar residence.
View ArticleiTan to hold grand opening in Wildomar
iTAN Sun Spray Spa will hold a grand opening and ribbon cutting Friday to celebrate its first location in Wildomar.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Council promotes employee to city manager's post
Wildomar City Council members wasted no time this week in filling their city manager's post after Frank Oviedo announced Monday he is leaving for another job.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Holiday brightened for inmates' children
There were things the local mother wanted to do when she got out of prison; spend time with her two children, get back on her feet and, when the time came, volunteer for the Community Outreach…
View ArticleREGION: Trail links through three cities studied
Hikers someday may be able to trek through Temecula, Murrieta and Wildomar on one continuous trip as a result of a project launched by local conservationists with the help of the U.S. National…
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Speed hump policy proposed
Speed humps could be popping up in Wildomar neighborhoods if the City Council enacts a policy Wednesday that would allow them.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: New manager's contract goes to council
A proposed contract for the man taking over as Wildomar's chief administrator Jan. 1 is scheduled for the City Council's review Wednesday.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: New face to occupy mayor's post
Wildomar Councilman Tim Walker will be the City Council's mayor in 2013, his colleagues decided last week.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: City manager's contract approved
Wildomar City Council members awarded a contract last week to the man who will be taking over as city manager Jan. 1.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Scout retires American flags in poignant ceremony
Many people don’t know that when an American flag gets old and tattered it doesn’t mean it should simply be tossed in the trash like yesterday’s garbage.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Neighborhood health concerns spur workshop Tuesday
Health concerns in a Wildomar neighborhood spurred city officials to invite residents to a community workshop that will be held Tuesday.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: City's voting system challenged in court
One of the city of Wildomar's harshest critics and a campaign consultant are taking the agency to court to challenge its election system.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: City to develop speed-hump policy
Wildomar administrators will develop a proposed policy that if ultimately approved would allow the installation of speed-control humps on some streets.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Water districts discussing company takeover
Officials with two water districts have come up with a plan to provide drinking water to a neighborhood straddling the Wildomar-Menifee border that is beleaguered by poor water and service.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Neighbors alleging contamination voice frustration
Residents of a Wildomar neighborhood attending a meeting with county and state officials this week vehemently called on them to investigate whether the soil on their properties is contaminated.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Proposed fees too high, council members say
Concerned about discouraging development in Wildomar, the City Council recently directed its staff and consultants to look at lowering proposed increases on fees that developers pay to help fi…
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Scout builds benches for special-needs students
As a student at Elsinore High School, Matt Burkett noticed that special-needs students awaiting their ride home from school near the campus parking lot didn’t have a place to sit, and instead …
View ArticleTOP 10: Hopes for revenue restoration remain alive in Wildomar, Menifee
A year and a half after a state budget maneuver stripped millions of dollars from four newly formed cities, including Menifee and Wildomar, hopes remain alive the funding will be restored.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Tax approval buoys park hopes
Given Wildomar's history, some residents might view November's passage of a tax to pay for upkeep of parks as some sort of a mirage.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Applications accepted for parks panel
Wildomar officials are seeking applications to fill five seats on a citizens advisory committee that will oversee collecting and spending park tax revenue.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Man killed in crash
A crash early Thursday on Grand Avenue in Wildomar resulted in the death of the vehicle's driver, fire officials said.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Tests for toxins conducted in neighborhood
Residents of a Wildomar neighborhood hope tests performed by a regional air quality agency this week will justify their allegations of contamination.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Motorists asked to watch for stop sign installation
Motorists may want to plan ahead for a sign installation project scheduled to take place this weekend along Interstate 15 in Wildomar.
View ArticleWILDOMAR: Office, nursery project finally getting built
After receiving the Wildomar City Council's approval nearly three years ago, an office and nursery project along Bundy Canyon Road finally is being developed.
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