The Valley Chronicle Newspaper Serving Hemet and San Jacinto
Hemet and San Jacinto's local newspaper
Hemet, CA. – On Wednesday June 1st, 2022 at approximately 9:25 pm, Hemet Police Officers responded to a hit-and-run vehicle vs. pedestrian traffic collision near the intersection of Florida Avenue … Read More
PALM DESERT, Calif. – A monthly radio show created by four alumni from the Cal State San Bernardino College of Arts and Letters has been honored with the Best of … Read More
Immigration Chairs Padilla and Lofgren Laud the Biden Administration for Granting TPS for Ukraine WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, U.S. Senator Alex Padilla and Representative Zoe Lofgren (both D-Calif), chairs of the Senate … Read More
Does the city really want Florida Avenue? Editor’s Note: The following opinion was sent to the publisher of The Valley Chronicle as an e-letter by Hemet businessman and community … Read More
The County of Riverside launched a survey to hear from residents living in unincorporated areas about the services and programs that are most in need. The unincorporated communities initiative recognizes … Read More
Dear Editor, Regarding the termination of Allen Parker as Hemet City Manager, this action was not a witch hunt, nor a vendetta, but the result of Allen Parker not doing … Read More
■ Laura Finley / Contributed The fact that Congress has not already reauthorized the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) is abhorrent. VAWA, which was initially signed into law by President … Read More
Dear Editor, No council meetings should be canceled until the City of Hemet has a verifiable balanced budget. Any expenses for the following fiscal year should be included in the … Read More
■ Calvin Porter / Columnist On Dec. 21, 2018, Riverside County Sheriff’s deputies, under contract to the city of San Jacinto, responded to a domestic violence call involving a man … Read More
■ Chronicle News Staff The following comments were attached to a video of the special Hemet City Council meeting that occurred last Tuesday, regarding the termination of City Manager Allen … Read More
■ Jeffrey D. Corless / Contributed In 1984, a young orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Kali P. Chaudhuri, arrived in Hemet with the dream he one day would have a lasting impact … Read More
■ Thomas D. Elias / Contributed No one protested back in the 1970s, when first Congress and then every state granted 18 year-old citizens the right to vote. If they … Read More
