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  • Pedestrian struck, killed on South Mission Road

    Jacob Sisneros, City News Service|Updated Nov 27, 2019

    FALLBROOK (CNS) - An investigation was continuing Wednesday into the death of a senior citizen who was struck and killed by an SUV on a Fallbrook street. The collision was reported shortly after 6:35 p.m. Tuesday on South Mission Road near Peppertree Lane, the California Highway Patrol reported. The victim, who was in his 70s, was crossing South Mission Road in front of the Rodeway Inn when he was struck by a 2013 GMC Yukon driven by a 78-year-old man, according to the CHP. Paramedics took the pedestrian to Temecula Valley...

  • Public help sought in finding missing Valley Center man

    City News Service|Updated Nov 27, 2019

    SAN DIEGO (CNS) - Authorities asked the public Tuesday to be on the lookout for a 54-year-old Valley Center man who went missing nearly two weeks ago. The last known sighting of Brian Danelson was on Nov. 14 at a market on Lilac Road in his rural northern San Diego County hometown, according to sheriff's officials. His whereabouts since have been unknown, and his nephew reported him missing last Wednesday. Investigators found Danelson's wallet left behind at his home and his cellphone account closed. Deputies have searched a...

  • 2 teenagers arrested on suspicion of stabbing in Oceanside

    City News Service|Updated Nov 26, 2019

    OCEANSIDE (CNS) - Two teenage boys were arrested on suspicion of stabbing two men during a fight in Oceanside, police said Tuesday. Dispatchers received a call around 8 p.m. Monday from a person who reported seeing several people fighting near the intersection of Mission Avenue and North Cleveland Street, Oceanside police Sgt. Lonny Harper said. Officers responded to the area and found two men suffering from stab wounds nearby, Harper said, adding that their ages were not immediately available. The victims were taken to a...

  • Man airlifted to hospital after shooting in Ramona

    City News Service|Updated Nov 26, 2019

    RAMONA (CNS) - A man was airlifted to a hospital this morning after he was shot in Ramona, authorities said. The shooting was reported around 4:15 a.m. on Pala Street just off state Route 67, San Diego County Sheriff's Lt. Nancy Blanco said. The victim, a man in his 20s, was airlifted to a hospital for treatment of at least one gunshot wound, NBC7 reported. An update on the man's condition was not immediately available. One person was detained for questioning, but it was not immediately clear if that person was the suspected...

  • St. Peter's suspends employee allegedly shown in social media post

    Jeff Pack, Staff Writer|Updated Nov 26, 2019

    A post made on social media Saturday, Nov. 23, alleged that a staff member of a local church had engaged in inappropriate conversations with what was portrayed to be a 14-year-old boy and later went to meet the boy but was instead met by a regional vigilante group that works in anonymity to catch sexual predators and expose them on the internet. Late Saturday afternoon, Kristine Almada, a pastoral associate with St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Parish in Fallbrook, announced in a statement that the church has suspended youth mi... Full story

  • Man shot in leg in gang-related shooting in Escondido

    Jacob Sisneros, City News Service|Updated Nov 25, 2019

    ESCONDIDO (CNS) - A man was shot in the leg in an apparent gang-related shooting in Escondido, police said today. Dispatchers received a call around 5 p.m. Sunday from a person who reported hearing the sound of gunfire in the 300 block of Waverly Place, northeast of Grape Day Park, Escondido police Lt. Ed Bennett said. Officers responded to the area and found a man in his 20s suffering from a gunshot to his leg, Bennett said. The victim was taken to a hospital for treatment of his injuries, which were not believed to be...

  • Del Mar horse races canceled on Thanksgiving Day

    City News Service|Updated Nov 24, 2019

    DEL MAR (CNS) - Horse racing at the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club has been canceled Thanksgiving Day due to stormy weather forecasts, racing officials announced today. "With inclement weather predicted to bring substantial rain on Wednesday and Thursday of the coming week, Del Mar Thoroughbred Club proactively canceled its scheduled Thanksgiving Day race card as part of its continuing emphasis on horse and rider safety,'' the club said on Twitter Sunday. Several of the races from... Full story

  • Major winter storm expected on Thanksgiving Day

    City News Service|Updated Nov 23, 2019

    SAN DIEGO (CNS) - A major winter storm is expected to hit the Southern California area Wednesday through Friday, the National Weather Service said. "Though exact timing remains uncertain, confidence is high that widespread rain, heavy at times, will affect the region for the holidays,'' the NWS said. Flooding and debris flows are possible and cooler conditions Thursday and beyond will bring lower snow levels, with potential for heavy snow affecting mountain communities on Thanksgiving day. Dangerous travel conditions across...

  • San Diegan among 2 military fliers killed in Oklahoma jet crash

    City News Service|Updated Nov 22, 2019

    SAN DIEGO (CNS) - A U.S. Air Force student pilot from San Diego was among two military fliers killed this week in the crash of a supersonic jet in Oklahoma, military officials reported today. Travis Wilkie, 23, a second lieutenant assigned to the 71st Student Squadron, died Thursday morning when the T-38C Talon training aircraft he was in went down during a routine formation flight at Vance Air Force Base, according to officials at the air station north of Oklahoma City. Wilkie, an alumnus of La Jolla Country Day School in...

  • Timeline again pushed back for Proposition A ballot counting, NCFPD says

    Will Fritz, Associate Editor|Updated Nov 22, 2019

    North County Fire Protection District officials this week again pushed back the timeline for when results may be available for the district’s Proposition A special election. The fire district initially said the outcome of the election – a referendum on a new tax of $5 per month, per parcel of owned property, to pay for construction, maintenance and improvements to fire stations – would be known by the beginning of November. Fire officials announced on Nov. 1 that it was taking longer to tally up all the votes than they had a...

  • East Mission Road crash causes injuries, traffic jam

    Will Fritz, Associate Editor|Updated Nov 22, 2019

    A crash on East Mission Road in Fallbrook sent one person to a hospital and snarled traffic late Friday afternoon. The two-vehicle collision was reported at 3:45 p.m. on East Mission near Valentine Lane, according to information from the California Highway Patrol. One person declined medical attention, while another was taken by paramedics to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, according to North County Fire Protection District spokesman John Choi. The crash...

  • County receives $1.7 million to fund housing vouchers for disabled residents

    City News Service|Updated Nov 22, 2019

    SAN DIEGO (CNS) - The San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency announced today that it received roughly $1.7 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to issue housing vouchers to people with disabilities. The HHSA will use the $1,753,026 award to issue 138 vouchers to disabled people ages 18 to 62. The county offers separate housing assistance and voucher programs for disabled people age 63 and older. HUD awarded more than $130 million to 325 housing authorities across the country as part of...

  • Former SD County sheriff's captain indicted for alleged illegal arms trafficking

    City News Service|Updated Nov 22, 2019

    SAN DIEGO (CNS) - Former San Diego County sheriff's Capt. Marco Garmo was arrested today for allegedly running a longstanding illegal arms trafficking operation, in which he bought and resold guns available only to law enforcement for both financial and professional gain. Prosecutors say Garmo, a 27-year member of the sheriff's department and former captain of the sheriff's Rancho San Diego station, illegally purchased and resold "off roster" handguns, firearms that may be sold to members of law enforcement, but not the gener...

  • Local vets honored with Quilts of Valor

    Lucette Moramarco, Associate Editor|Updated Nov 22, 2019

    Two local veterans were honored for their military service by Quilts of Valor and Rainbow Valley Grange, Nov. 10. Both William Hitt and Ernest Gale are Rainbow residents who served during World War II. Organized by Grange member Jonnie Fox and the Rancho Bernardo Chapter No. 582 of QOV, the presentation of the quilts took seven months of planning and was appropriately scheduled for the day before Veterans Day. Hitt, a longtime member of Rainbow Valley Grange, enlisted in the... Full story

  • Sunshine Properties welcomes Jenaro Ramirez

    Updated Nov 21, 2019

    FALLBROOK – Sunshine Properties announced that Jenaro Ramirez has joined its team. Ramirez is passionate about helping people find a dream home or selling their home. Helping others is what he is all about, and he's committed to devoting his blossoming real estate business to always strive to make sure the client comes first. Ramirez said he truly wants people to succeed and accomplish their goals by guiding people through one of the biggest purchases someone will make in t...

  • Support people and jobs

    Assemblymember Marie Waldron, Special to Valley News|Updated Nov 21, 2019

    My husband and I have owned our small retail business for over 25 years. The problems we encountered running that business were some of the primary reasons I first ran for public office. Since joining the Legislature, I have supported a wide range of legislation that would stimulate business formation and provide greater employment opportunities, more workforce training and greater job growth. Reducing burdensome regulations and needless bureaucracy also remains one of my... Full story

  • County planning commission recommends ordinance for temporary agritourism community events

    Joe Naiman, Village News Correspondent|Updated Nov 21, 2019

    The San Diego County’s planning commission recommended an ordinance to address temporary agritourism community events. A 6-0 planning commission vote Nov. 8, with Yolanda Calvo absent, provided the recommendation which will be forwarded to the San Diego County Board of Supervisors for approval. Both the county’s Code of Regulatory Ordinances and the county’s Zoning Ordinance would be amended to accommodate such events. In March 2017, the board of supervisors approved the county’s Agriculture Promotion Program which allows com...

  • Stop the taxpayer rip-off called "foreign aid"

    Updated Nov 21, 2019

    James D. Veltmeyer, M.D. Special to Village News Of all the wonderful ratholes the federal government has devised for tossing down billions of taxpayer dollars, none is more outrageous than so-called “foreign aid,” an annual rip-off costing Americans more than $50 billion. And that $50 billion does not include the hundreds of billions within the defense budget that are simply disguised foreign aid, especially to the NATO nations whose militaries we’ve been subsidizing for 60ty years. It is ironic that the Democrats’ impeachme... Full story

  • Trump's frauds that people know of

    Updated Nov 21, 2019

    A New York judge has ruled that President Donald Trump must pay $2 million in damages to settle claims that the Trump Foundation misused funds. Further, the New York Attorney General Letitia James said, “The Trump Foundation has shut down, funds that were illegally misused are being restored, the president will be subject to ongoing supervision by my office, and the Trump children had to undergo compulsory training to ensure this type of illegal activity never takes place again,” according to NPR, Nov. 7. In Aug. 24, 201... Full story

  • Community volunteers need help

    Updated Nov 21, 2019

    San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond just gave a grant of $2,500 for a bench at Live Oak Park. I just paid $650 for a beautiful bench, painted by Fallbrook artist Neill Ketchum, at the Save Our Forest Auction, to be placed in the native garden I am developing at my own expense at the tree-shaded north end of the park. There are many people who live here and labor unheralded for the good of our community. This project of mine has involved support from the Fallbrook Garden Club, Save Our Forest, the Live Oak Park Coalition,... Full story

  • Letter to the editor,

    Updated Nov 21, 2019

    I want to say thank you to the Fallbrook Village Association and CSA 81 for providing the funds to build the fence around the park located on Beech Street. I, for one, think it’s a much safer park now. It’s better for a people who want to have a family picnic, a birthday party with lots of children, a reunion, large family get-togethers, small wedding, etc. in a secure area without worrying about children running into the street on South Mission Road. It’s an alternative to Live Oak Park. If I knew a food vendor or a taco... Full story

  • No on FPUD & NCFPD taxation

    Updated Nov 21, 2019

    With the Fallbrook Public Utility District asking for $5 and the North County Fire Protection District asking for $6 that is $11 per month; $11 times 12 months is $132 per year extra per parcel on the tax bill, and there is no limit on how high this may go, as all the agencies have to do is say “Let’s raise the rate.” Proposition 13 has no control over this type of taxation. This tax situation is how Proposition 13 came into being. The politicians just acted like it was an OPM bank (other people’s money), and the people... Full story

  • Susan (Shaughnessy) Weeks

    Updated Nov 21, 2019

    Susan (Shaughnessy) Weeks died peacefully Nov. 10, at her home in Bonsall. Susan fought cancer twice with bravery; however, cancer won this time. Susan was born in Boston April 17, 1945, and grew up in Newton, Massachusetts. She graduated from St. Bernard's High School and from Regis College. Susan spent 21 years in Alaska working for the National Guard, Alaska Railroad and Anchorage Telephone Utility. In June 1993, she and her husband, Francis "Obie" Weeks, moved to... Full story

  • John "Jack" Ruis

    Updated Nov 21, 2019

    John "Jack" Ruis was born June 14, 1930, in Honolulu and died Nov. 2, in Encinitas. He is survived by his loving family: Nancy, his wife of 50 years; son Randy of Kona, Hawaii; daughter Cindy of Phoenix; stepdaughter Julie Irvine Eggert (Tim) of Seal Beach; stepson Michael Hurlburt of Macdoel; six grandchildren: Nanci, Katie, Megan, Nicholus, Kasey and Steven; five great-grandchildren: Presley, Everett, Weston, Arden and Kennedy; nephew Dennis Moreno and niece Karen... Full story

  • John Dean Raifsnider

    Updated Nov 21, 2019

    John Dean Raifsnider died Nov. 8, and went home to be with the Lord. John was born Oct. 4, 1958, in San Diego to Charles LeRoy and Missouri Lillian (Craft) Raifsnider. He was the youngest of four children. When John was a teen, he went to live with Reverend Richard Francis and Alice Ann Ashley and their two sons, Dean and Bryn. John was welcomed with open arms by the Ashleys. John is survived by Tammy (Lemke), his wife of 41 years, as well as his son Daniel (Danielle) and his... Full story

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