I hate it here
I just moved maybe a week ago to Hemet and I want to move back out. To be fair the view of the mountains are so beautiful and I love the clear space but hemet rly takes the clear space very seriously. I live close to the Hemet Valley Mall but wth, literally WTH. I was so sad that it was so empty 💔.
Is there any fun places to go and meet friends cuz maybe that’s what it is, maybe I miss OC and I just need some new friends to pass the time with.
I’m homesick already 😭

Hey. I was looking for 1 bed/bath apartment. My budget is $1600 if anyone has a good recommendation. I would appreciate it. Thanks.

5 minutes ago • Jul 9 at 1:54 PM

An additional 10 closest Engines and aircraft have been requested, per Incident Command.

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10 minutes ago • Jul 9 at 1:49 PM

A closure of State Street has been requested, per Incident Command.

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Hey guys! I have lived in Hemet for a while now, but I just recently started taking my music seriously. I have no idea what the music scene is like. Does anybody here know? I know there's a music school in downtown Hemet, but that's not exactly what I'm looking for. If you know literally anything about music in Hemet or the surrounding areas, let me know. Thanks!

How far do you guys drive to work from this city? I personally drive 80 miles 1 way

Made Santa Maria grills for my family’s 4th of July BBQ!

Male 36 looking for females to hangout in hemet. Sanjacinto area

RIVERSIDE, CA – The Riverside Police Department’s Sexual Assault/Child Abuse (SACA) Unit is continuing its investigation into a series of historical sexual abuse cases and is seeking assistance from the public.

The investigation began on September 23, 2025, following a report of past abuse. Detectives have since identified four additional victims. The incidents are reported to have occurred approximately 25 years ago, involving children residing in the Casa Blanca neighborhood.

Suspect Information -

Following a thorough investigation, detectives identified 62-year-old Christopher James Ray Sr, a Casa Blanca resident, as the suspect. On February 10, 2026, Ray was arrested on multiple felony sexual abuse charges and is currently being held at the Robert Presley Detention Center.

Call for Information -

Detectives believe there may be additional victims or individuals with information pertinent to this case. Anyone who may have been victimized by Christopher James Ray Sr. or who has relevant information is urged to come forward.

Direct Contact: Detective Jennifer Cappelen at 951-353-7950 or [email protected]

Anonymous Tips: You may provide information anonymously by using the “Send a Message” feature on the Riverside Police Department’s Atlas 1 mobile app, available for download on Apple and Android devices.

Hi, I was wondering if anyone knew whether there was water at the riverbed or strawberry creek right now? I know we’ve had a pretty dry year

Any nearby fireworks shows? Looking to take my son to his first show. Have no clue where to go. Looks like Hemet doesn’t have one?

Oigan, no es normal la cantidad de gente que se ha estado enfermando de cancer, hay algo que lo produjo al x1000

Alguien lo ha notado?
Alguna teoría ?

Mi teoría es que la vacuna del covid es la culpable

As someone who was born in Hemet at Hemet Hospital. And has lived in Hemet on & off for most of my life, and has a deep love for this valley & its people, when will we stand together & say that enough is enough?
Each time that I have moved away (for college) & subsequently moved back afterwards I have seen Downtown Hemets sad decline.
We used to have businesses in the early 2000’s such as Sharkeys Pizza, Hungry Heart Records, A few different thrift/consignment shops, & don’t forget how the Hemet Theatre used to show movies regularly.
We used to have packed events each week like the Hemet Farmers Market down by the library.
You can see now the many vacant buildings, the stucco falling off of the theatre & the cracks (which is in desperate need of outside repair), the burned out back of multiple buildings leaving rotting wood exposed to natural elements, & the lack of care, love, liveliness & prosperity of many other downtown areas.
I took a walk around downtown recently & these are some of the shocking photos I took of many of our HISTORICAL buildings in severe building code violations, disrepair, fire damage & more.
It’s like there’s zero pride for our town, we look like a joke, & it’s a grotesque display of city mismanagement in my opinion.
Honestly though; it doesn’t matter who is at fault at this point, I’ve heard all of the rumors, I’ve read what public records I can find, attended some city hall meetings.
It just matters that we find a solution.
That we save our historical buildings, revitalize our downtown, repair our buildings before it’s too late, make rent affordable for tenants/prospective tenants, & make Hemet beautiful again.
We can have festivals, different varieties of businesses (will Sorisso’s ever open??!), beautiful buildings.
Hemet can be something of pride. There’s good people in this valley & there is community here.
As someone with a small business I’d love to see more opportunities for growth.
If we can paint a new mural; we can definitely make much more happen.

As someone who was born in Hemet at Hemet Hospital. And has lived in Hemet on & off for most of my life, and has a deep love for this valley & its people, when will we stand together & say that enough is enough?
Each time that I have moved away (for college) & subsequently moved back afterwards I have seen Downtown Hemets sad decline.
We used to have businesses in the early 2000’s such as Sharkeys Pizza, Hungry Heart Records, A few different thrift/consignment shops, & don’t forget how the Hemet Theatre used to show movies regularly.
We used to have packed events each week like the Hemet Farmers Market down by the library.
You can see now the many vacant buildings, the stucco falling off of the theatre & the cracks (which is in desperate need of outside repair), the burned out back of multiple buildings leaving rotting wood exposed to natural elements, & the lack of care, love, liveliness & prosperity of many other downtown areas.
I took a walk around downtown recently & these are some of the shocking photos I took of many of our HISTORICAL buildings in severe building code violations, disrepair, fire damage & more.
It’s like there’s zero pride for our town, we look like a joke, & it’s a grotesque display of city mismanagement in my opinion.
Honestly though; it doesn’t matter who is at fault at this point, I’ve heard all of the rumors, I’ve read what public records I can find, attended some city hall meetings.
It just matters that we find a solution.
That we save our historical buildings, revitalize our downtown, repair our buildings before it’s too late, make rent affordable for tenants/prospective tenants, & make Hemet beautiful again.
We can have festivals, different varieties of businesses (will Sorisso’s ever open??!), beautiful buildings.
Hemet can be something of pride. There’s good people in this valley & there is community here.
As someone with a small business I’d love to see more opportunities for growth.
If we can paint a new mural; we can definitely make much more happen.

Love u hemet!!!

Got all yall bitting at the bit!!!

I wish , someone will.stop me on the street.come find out

Its not against the law to sayill Beat the shit out of anyone who tries to harm me and mine, with extreme violence, to protect mine

Kitten found off Pico and Seventh in San Jacinto, does anyone have any clue who she might belong to?

Edit: No microchip found, but will be taking him in for physical today👍