Temecula|News|
6 Live Music Shows In Temecula Wine Country This Weekend
Toasted Oak, Scott Thorberg, Ian Kauffman, Travis Humble and other local favorites will perform at Temecula Valley wineries Aug. 28-30.

Ashley Ludwig has been a columnist and online news editor since 2007. She is a resident of Riverside County and covers the Patch sites and stories across southern California.
Got a tip? send me an e-mail at ashley.ludwig@patch.com
Before joining Patch, Ashley Ludwig worked as a staff writer for the Valley News Newspaper in Southwest Riverside, covering both print and online editions. She co-founded the Southern California online magazine DailySoCal.com. She served as a freelance journalist for various publications, including the North County Times, San Diego Union-Tribune, and Southwest Riverside News Network (SWRNN.com), as well as articles and book reviews for the former Pages Magazine.
She owns the local Southern California Wine Country blog: Temecula Grapevine.com. Wife and mother of two daughters, she has written multiple romantic suspense novels, and chick-lit romances. Find them on Kindle and in print on Amazon.com.
A content creator and information architect since the late 1990s, Ludwig also project-managed multiple ad campaigns with Adwire for the entertainment industry, as well as worked with Books in Print, Bowker with the New York Times Bestseller Lists. She is a graduate of the University of Arizona with a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences.
Toasted Oak, Scott Thorberg, Ian Kauffman, Travis Humble and other local favorites will perform at Temecula Valley wineries Aug. 28-30.

Big Bear's famous bald eagle, Shadow, has a new fan these days: an adult from the Prado Wetlands. But will he invite her to his nest?
Dominic, her brother, is making gains daily. He is awake and showing that he is very strong and a fighter.
The case involved alleged hazardous-waste, hazardous-material and storage-tank violations in Riverside County and across the Golden State.
These Career Online High School graduates crossed the stage at the annual commencement ceremony at the Fontana Lewis Library and Technology.
The City of Menifee has multiple job openings, including police, community development and community services positions.
An opportunity to view the full moon and lunar eclipse could be blocked with clouds in some areas, but here's where to find clear skies.
Palm Springs is the latest city to say "no" to new data center applications. But for how long?
SDG&E hosted the open-house Q&A at Temecula's Embassy Suites on Wednesday, leaving residents with more questions than answers.
SDG&E hosted the open house in a question-and-answer setting at Temecula's Embassy Suites, across from the Duck Pond.
The juveniles were traversing Arlington and Mitchell Avenues when they were struck by an 88-year-old driver.
The restaurant’s signature Wiener schnitzel was included in the book “1,000 Foods to Eat Before You Die.”
A trash truck and another vehicle collided on the Ramona Expressway Wednesday morning, involving a Frontier Communications line.
Friday, drivers should be aware that police will be out in force checking for intoxicated drivers.
One man has died and three others remain injured and hospitalized after a head-on collision on Newport Road, near Derby Hill Drive.
To honor the 100th birthday of Route 66, and some incredibly cool cars, this Inland Empire library hosted an event locals hope they repeat.
The Temecula Valley Unified School District voted 5-0 to require that the National Anthem play before players take the field or the court.
Murrieta's City Council approved a letter to SDG&E, showing it stands with neighboring Temecula in opposition to the 190-foot-tall towers.
Four businesses and two commercial properties received more than $211,000 in city assistance during 2026.
Two vegetation fires sent black smoke into the sky in both Temecula and the Badlands of Moreno Valley. Here's what happened.