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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.

Two-vehicle crash briefly disrupts traffic in Fallbrook
11/25/2025

Two-vehicle crash briefly disrupts traffic in Fallbrook

A white Buick SUV and a silver Honda Civic collided Monday afternoon at the intersection of South Mission Road and West Aviation Road, according to the California Highway Patrol. The crash was reported at 2:20 p.m., prompting an emergency medical response. Initial dispatch information indicated the....

Butterfly garden went to La Paloma ElementaryFALLBROOK – La Paloma Elementary School is taking flight toward a greener f...
11/24/2025

Butterfly garden went to La Paloma Elementary

FALLBROOK – La Paloma Elementary School is taking flight toward a greener future with the creation of a native butterfly garden, made possible through community collaboration, volunteer spirit, and generous local support.

FALLBROOK – La Paloma Elementary School is taking flight toward a greener future with the creation of a native butterfly garden, made possible through community collaboration, volunteer spirit, and generous local support. On Saturday, Nov. 8, 20 dedicated volunteers gathered for a school workday t...

A savory surprise – Today's Brussels sprouts are winning new fans, delighting old onesCesar Palomino Sedano, chef at Caf...
11/24/2025

A savory surprise – Today's Brussels sprouts are winning new fans, delighting old ones

Cesar Palomino Sedano, chef at Café Cruz Rosticceria & Bar in Soquel, gets a kick out of diners' mixed reactions when he asks them to sample the restaurant's Brussels sprouts.

Cesar Palomino Sedano, chef at Café Cruz Rosticceria & Bar in Soquel, gets a kick out of diners' mixed reactions when he asks them to sample the restaurant's Brussels sprouts. Some are eager to dig right in, and others are reluctant. But those who are wary of this cruciferous vegetable – closely ...

Second for Ag Bullet, first in non-stakes race highlight Baltas' Breeders' Cup DayThoroughbred Club. Although one of the...
11/24/2025

Second for Ag Bullet, first in non-stakes race highlight Baltas' Breeders' Cup Day

Thoroughbred Club. Although one of the horses trainer Richard Baltas has had at the San Luis Rey Training Center was scratched...

Thoroughbred Club. Although one of the horses trainer Richard Baltas has had at the San Luis Rey Training Center was scratched by the track veterinarian and did not race in the Breeders’ Cup, Baltas’ other Breeders’ Cup horse Nov. 1 finished second and Baltas also won a non-stakes race with a ...

Shop for or adopt a Military/Veteran FamilyMilVet is excited to announce our annual "Holidays for Heroes" program, bring...
11/24/2025

Shop for or adopt a Military/Veteran Family

MilVet is excited to announce our annual "Holidays for Heroes" program, bringing joy to the children of local military and veteran families in Riverside County. Each year, this special event provides toys, food, photos, holiday cheer, and a memorable day for those who have sacrificed so much for our country.

If you’re interested in sponsoring, hosting a collection box, or adopting a child's wish list, please contact us at [email protected]. More information about the program can be found at www.milvet.org. Please drop your new, unwrapped gifts at one of the many locations by December 18, 2025.

11/24/2025
B&GC of North County launches annual toy drive: spreading holiday cheer to local childrenFALLBROOK – The Spirit of Givin...
11/24/2025

B&GC of North County launches annual toy drive: spreading holiday cheer to local children

FALLBROOK – The Spirit of Giving is alive and thriving at the Boys & Girls Clubs of North County.

FALLBROOK – The Spirit of Giving is alive and thriving at the Boys & Girls Clubs of North County. Residents are invited to join the Club in making this holiday season one of hope, joy, and connection. B&GC of North County is excited to announce its annual Toy Drive This year, the Club will collect...

Native bees of California: Guardians of our ecosystem'California is home to more than 1,600 species of native bees. Thes...
11/24/2025

Native bees of California: Guardians of our ecosystem

'California is home to more than 1,600 species of native bees. These small, often unnoticed pollinators keep wildflowers blooming, strengthen food systems, and support the health of entire ecosystems.

California is home to more than 1,600 species of native bees. These small, often unnoticed pollinators keep wildflowers blooming, strengthen food systems, and support the health of entire ecosystems. Unlike honey bees – which are managed livestock raised in hives – native bees are true wildlife....

San Diego Humane Society offers pet tips for rainy weatherSAN DIEGO – With rain expected through the weekend, San Diego ...
11/24/2025

San Diego Humane Society offers pet tips for rainy weather

SAN DIEGO – With rain expected through the weekend, San Diego Humane Society is reminding pet owners to prepare.

SAN DIEGO – With rain expected through the weekend, San Diego Humane Society is reminding pet owners to prepare. From ensuring pets stay safe and dry, to indoor enrichment ideas, here are five tips for keeping pets healthy and happy on rainy days: · Keep pets inside at night and during chilly and...

Engines dispatched to reported fire on Olive Avenue in Fallbrook
11/24/2025

Engines dispatched to reported fire on Olive Avenue in Fallbrook

Fire crews responded Sunday evening to a reported fire at a commercial building on Olive Avenue in Fallbrook, according to the North County Fire Protection District. The incident was dispatched at 5:52 p.m. at 810 Olive Ave., Building 1027G1. Engines 111 and 3371 were sent to the scene. No additiona...

Marines celebrate 250 years of service Click link for more info...
11/23/2025

Marines celebrate 250 years of service

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SHERIFF'S LOGNOTE: While these reports have been taken straight from the Sheriff's Office, individuals are innocent unti...
11/23/2025

SHERIFF'S LOG

NOTE: While these reports have been taken straight from the Sheriff's Office, individuals are innocent until proven guilty. These addresses reveal the block number, not an exact location.

NOTE: While these reports have been taken straight from the Sheriff's Office, individuals are innocent until proven guilty. These addresses reveal the block number, not an exact location. October 24 800 blk S. Main Ave. Courtesy reports - Assault with a deadly weapon 700 blk Meadowood St. Domestic v...

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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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