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31Events this week
5Free things to do
87New spots
94New stories

Checked Friday, September 4, before the 6 AM send.

This week in Hemet

Five picks from this week's calendar. See all 31 events, day by day →

Used Oil Recycling & Free Filter Exchange

Saturday 7:30am · AutoZone · Free

Kid's Club!

Saturday 10:30am · Perris Indoor Skydiving

Argentine tango for absolute beginners in Temecula

Saturday 11am · The Ballroom Temecula

Summer ClassiQ Affair

Saturday 4pm · Monteleone Meadows

New in Hemet

Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.

Tipsy Cvi.che Bar

Restaurants

Birria cravings, solved: Tipsy Cvi.che Bar leans into the good stuff: street tacos with carnitas, pastor, chicken asada, plus birria in all the right forms from crispy 3 Quesa-Birria Tacos to a cheesy Pizza Birria with that addictive red dipping broth.

tipsycvichebarca.com

Oryz Family Restaurant

Restaurants

Craving a hearty breakfast? Oryz Family Restaurant is that easygoing Hemet spot for fluffy pancakes, cheesy ham omelets, and lunch plates, with friendly servers who keep the coffee topped off and portions big enough to be tomorrow’s leftovers.

oryzfamilyrestaurant.shop

W. Wolfskill

Nightlife

Cocktails worth the trip: Equal parts classy and cozy, W.

wwolfskill.com

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Most read in Hemet

The five stories Hemet readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.

  1. Wood Investments Opens New Target at Former Regency Theatres Site in Perris, California

    Wood Investments Cos. has opened a new Target store at Plaza de Perris, California, a 300,000-square-foot retail center.

    Full story at shoppingcenterbusiness.com

  2. Federal jury finds Sheriff's personnel liable in inmate's fentanyl death

    Federal jury has found that the Riverside County Sheriff's Department is responsible for the death of a 29-year-old Beaumont man, Richard Matus Jr., who died from fentanyl poisoning in jail while awaiting trial for attempted murder.

    Full story at kesq.com

  3. Senior citizens in the spotlight at recent community forum

    The Senior Stability Alliance branch of the Healthy Valley Foundation hosted a virtual forum on Aug.

    Full story at myvalleynews.com

  4. Vigilante caught chopping down Flock Safety camera in Temecula

    An 18-year-old boy has been arrested for allegedly cutting down a Flock Safety camera in Temecula, Riverside County, California, and transporting it into a vehicle.

    Full story at nypost.com

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