Temecula

A Temecula family is mourning the loss of George McLaughlin, he was fully vaccinated against the coronavirus but passed away from the virus on Sept. 3. Unbeknownst to the family, he was also battling cancer.

George McLaughlin, 58, died of COVID-19 on Sept 3, reports NBC 7’s Melissa Adan.

Students at a school in the Moreno Valley Unified district report racial slurs hurled their way at a volleyball game. A national civil rights group is investigating.

A wicked presence will visit wine country this fall, complete with mazes, a pumpkin patch, eats and drinks, and monsters on the move.

A wounded veteran who was born and raised in LA got a special gift Thursday, thanks to a well-known actor and humanitarian.

Agustin Lerma III, 30, of Vista was taken into custody at around 1:50 p.m. Friday after he showed up at the California Highway Patrol office in Temecula to inquire about retrieving items from his impounded 2017 Dodge Charger.

Several charming shops in the Old Town area can ship olive oils, lavender products, teas, and more.

A Temecula woman accused of abusing her two foster children pleaded guilty Saturday to torture and child abuse.

NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda heard reaction from public health officials about competitive sports tournaments in Southern California.

On the same weekend a student in Vista tested positive while reportedly traveling with a youth sports team, video obtained by NBC 7 shows a club volleyball tournament being played in Temecula in apparent violation of current public health orders.

Wilson Creek, a well-known winery in Southern California that recently reopened, has shuttered once more after two employees tested positive for COVID-19.

Fire investigators Saturday were looking into what caused a blaze that broke out at a winery overnight in an unincorporated area east of Temecula, causing about $5 million in damages. The fire was reported at 11:50 p.m. Friday at the Falkner Winery in the 40600 block of Calle Contento, according to the Riverside County Fire Department. When firefighters arrived at…

The mayor of Temecula has resigned after responding to a question about police violence with an answer that included the phrase “I don’t believe there’s ever been a good person of color killed by a police officer,” a response that sparked backlash. James Stewart announced his resignation on Facebook Thursday night. “City of Temecula, I hear you, I agree...

Mark Garrick approached his sister about making masks for first responders after hearing about the shortage, and they’ve made about 100 masks so far. Jonathan Gonzalez reports for the NBC4 News at 11 p.m. Saturday, Mar. 28, 2020.

Many healthcare workers are in desperate need for special protective masks as they work on the dangerous front lines of the coronavirus. Stepping up to fill a vital need, a group of local women are making their own masks for first responders. Summer Berg, a professional seamstress, is busy at work inside her Temecula home. “Sewing is my life,” Berg…

Pechanga said that in just one day, they’re left with trimmings from 350 heads of lettuce, eggshells from 800 eggs and shells from some 3,000 lobsters — and none of it ends up in the landfill.

Razor blades placed at two locations in Temecula, including on a car door where the blade could have inflicted injury, prompted an investigation by Riverside County sheriff’s detectives, who called Monday for community assistance to identify potential suspects. Sheriff’s Sgt. Albert Martinez said that about 11 a.m. Thursday, a resident in the 41000 block of Carleton Way was preparing...

The driver killed in a rollover crash in Temecula over the weekend has been identified as an off-duty San Diego County sheriff’s deputy of seven years who leaves behind a wife and three young children.

More than 20 breweries and family-owned restaurants in San Diego and Riverside Counties have been the target of a burglary series, Oceanside Police Department confirmed Thursday when announcing an arrest has been made.