The Canyon Lake Quilters recently honored veteran Scott Pauley with a handmade patriotic quilt in recognition of his military service. The quilt was presented during the April meeting of the
The City of Canyon Lake announced that it will no longer be hosting its annual Winter Wonderland event, a seasonal tradition that featured a tree lighting, Santa, snow sledding, an
The Canyon Lake City Council recognized Fire Captain Tim O’Marra for his unwavering dedication to the Canyon Lake Fire Department’s kitchen remodel project, which has been underway since January. A
During a special meeting on April 11, the Wildomar City Council voted to place City Manager Dan York on paid administrative leave. The council also directed the city attorney to
The City of Canyon Lake has officially ended its relationship with Culture Cannabis Club after the company failed to meet a critical payment deadline tied to a previously negotiated settlement
During the April 9 meeting of the Canyon Lake City Council, Fire Chief Jeff LaTendresse presented the Canyon Lake Fire Department’s report for March, highlighting 79 calls for service and
A lighting structure on Field 2 at Canyon Lake’s Gault Field collapsed onto the batting cages on Saturday afternoon, raising concerns among community members and drawing attention to the aging
During the April 9 meeting of the Canyon Lake City Council, the council will consider a major step toward reshaping the city’s approach to law enforcement. The Public Safety Ad
Canyon Lake boat and golf cart registration renewals are due May 1. All motorized boats—including those powered by electricity—must provide proof of insurance at the time of registration. The POA
Chris Shoults, an educator, local union leader, and small business owner, officially launched his campaign for California’s 63rd Assembly District special election, an open seat due to the departure of
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