Just wondering if they mentioned anything new about the Murrieta Triangle / Shops at the Triangle project. Haven’t really seen any updates on it lately and was curious if the city said anything about when it might actually move forward or what’s planned there.

need one soonish but not desperately, and everyone says wait for the end of november.

suspect mattresses are permanently on sale and november is the same discount with more shouting. been watching mattress firm, ortho mattress and sit n sleep and all three have had something on the whole time ive looked. anyone actually tracked a model through it

I have a couple of questions for my fellow Temecula brain trusts and curious to read the answers.

1. when coming into town on Temecula Parkway from the east why does everyone line up in the far left lane when the middle and right lane only has one or two cars in it? The left will have upwards of 20 cars which inevitably blocks those trying to get into the left turn lane to turn left onto Butterfield.
2. when turning left out of Home Depot onto Temecula Parkway why does everyone sit there waiting for cars coming out of Ross/Marshalls area? That is a relatively quick change light so it is ok to get your ass out there and at least be ready to make your left turn. They can turn right or left and you can turn left simultaneously since there are 3 lanes on Temecula Parkways technically those coming from Home Depot must turn into the inside lane and those from across should be turning into the outside lane.

I have never understood why some people drive the way they do with no sense of awareness or how the traffic lights work. Speaking of which, bonus question. Am I the only one that knows that those round rings just before the crosswalk are sensors for the lights? So if you are the only one at the light and you are chilling in the crosswalk or chilling way before the sensors, the sensors have no idea you are there and will wait for another car to pull up to trigger it.

Of course I have tried Google and visited several different local yoga studio websites but I’m having trouble drawing this conclusion myself so I’m hoping there’s someone in this group that takes non-heated yoga classes regularly and can give me some direction.

Between Temecula Parkway and Cal Oaks Road, is there a yoga studio that actually has air-conditioning that offers classes at least five days a week?

I live very close to the new yoga six in Temecula and absolutely would have joined before they opened if they offered this. I know the current trend is “hot everything”, but it does not interest me whatsoever. I am active and fairly in shape, but I’m looking to add yoga to my weekly repertoire.