Editor, Roadrunner: Apologies to Joyce Kilmer I think that I shall never see A ballet as lovely as the earth movers at Station 3! JOHN YEAGER, Valley Center * * * *Note: Opinions expressed by ...

San Diego County Parks & Rec is currently asking for public input on building an Intergenerational Center (IGC) in Valley Center. Directions to access their survey are below, and we encourage you to ...

The Pala Band of Mission Indians, joined by regional leaders, broke ground June 25 on the new Pala Super Mart & Fuel Station—which will deliver essential goods, fuel, and services to residents and ...

A traffic collision Sunday, June 29, in the afternoon at Hwy 76 & Cole Grade Road closed the highway in Pauma Valley in both directions for six hours. Cole Grade Road was also closed. The two vehicle ...

St. Francis Episcopal Church, Pauma Valley welcomed the community Saturday, June 21, for the official welcome and installation of its new rector, The Rev. Katharine Flexer.

Valley Center Fire Protection District would like to remind residents and community members that private fireworks are illegal in the County of San Diego. Aside from the illegality of said fireworks, ...

As we celebrate the Fourth of July, we pause to give thanks to God for the blessings He has bestowed on our nation. We are especially grateful for the freedoms we enjoy – chief among them, the freedom ...

The County Dept. of Planning and Development Services (PDS) held a webinar June 25 on its proposed Socially Equitable Cannabis Program, that included a summary of public comments and an update. County ...

“Fire insurance has become one of the most urgent issues facing homeowners in Southern California—it’s probably the number one topic my office hears about every single week,” declared 5th District ...

Alfred Jones, 87, of Valley Center, California, passed away 29 May 2025. He was a retired missionary, minister, and educator. Born on 4 February 1938, in Pullman, Washington, Alfred was the eldest of ...

The Valley Roadrunner invites letters on subjects of general local interest from our readers. We try and limit letters to about 400 words and emphasize that short letters make the best read. Please ...