The Adjudicated Newspapers for Hemet & San Jacinto
Civil Code §2924f(b) requires a Notice of Trustee's Sale to publish in a newspaper of general circulation in the city where the property is located. For properties in Hemet and San Jacinto, those newspapers are the Hemet Chronicle and the San Jacinto Chronicle — adjudicated by the Riverside County Superior Court as newspapers of general circulation (Cases MCC2001316 and MCC2001738, Gov. Code §6000 / §6008). A notice run in an out-of-area weekly invites a borrower challenge to the sale; publication here settles the question.
📰 Publish your Notice of Trustee's Sale — $1,495 flat →All 3 weekly runs (first ≥20 days before sale) + affidavit of publication delivered electronicallyAdjudication details trustees ask for
| Newspaper | Adjudication | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Hemet Chronicle | Riverside Superior Court Case No. MCC2001316 | City of Hemet and all of Riverside County |
| San Jacinto Chronicle | Riverside Superior Court Case No. MCC2001738 | City of San Jacinto and all of Riverside County |
Coverage includes Hemet, San Jacinto, East Hemet, Valle Vista, Winchester, Homeland, and the surrounding unincorporated San Jacinto Valley — plus county-wide validity for any Riverside County notice whose statute allows a countywide paper. Copies of the adjudication orders are available on request for your trustee sale guarantee (TSG) file: [email protected].
Built for default-services volume
- $1,495 flat for the statutory 3 consecutive weekly publications — no per-line metering, any notice length.
- Deadlines that protect your sale date: upload by Tuesday noon Pacific and the first run is that Thursday — we confirm the publication schedule against your sale date (first run at least 20 days before sale, CC §2924f) the same day.
- Affidavit of publication delivered electronically after the final run — ready for the TSG and the foreclosure file.
- Batch submission & consolidated billing for trustees and servicers filing multiple notices: newfbn.com/bulk-submit.
- Also published here: mobile home trustee sales ($498.33), probate sales of real property ($374.50), notices of default-related summonses ($324.50), and every other Riverside County notice type — the full table.
Postponements and re-publications
Sale postponed beyond what the original publication covers? Send the file number and new sale date — we re-publish on the same flat terms and turn the corrected affidavit around electronically, so your foreclosure timeline never waits on a newspaper.
Frequently asked questions
- What newspaper is adjudicated for Hemet, California?
- The Hemet Chronicle — adjudicated by the Riverside County Superior Court as a newspaper of general circulation for the City of Hemet and Riverside County (Case No. MCC2001316). Its sister paper, the San Jacinto Chronicle, is adjudicated for San Jacinto (Case No. MCC2001738). Both publish legal notices at legals.hsjchronicle.com.
- Where must a Notice of Trustee's Sale be published for a Hemet or San Jacinto property?
- Civil Code §2924f(b) requires publication once a week for 3 consecutive weeks, first run at least 20 days before the sale, in a newspaper of general circulation in the city where the property is located. For Hemet and San Jacinto properties that is the Hemet Chronicle / San Jacinto Chronicle — $1,495 flat including the affidavit.
- How much does trustee sale publication cost in Hemet or San Jacinto?
- $1,495 flat at the Hemet & San Jacinto Chronicle — all 3 statutory weekly runs, any notice length, plus the affidavit of publication delivered electronically for the trustee sale guarantee and foreclosure file. Mobile home trustee sales are $498.33.
- Can trustees and default servicers submit in batches?
- Yes — batch submission with consolidated billing at newfbn.com/bulk-submit. Upload notices any hour; Tuesday-noon Pacific cutoff publishes that Thursday, and every affidavit is delivered electronically.
The Hemet Chronicle and San Jacinto Chronicle are court-adjudicated newspapers of general circulation for Riverside County (Superior Court Cases MCC2001316 / MCC2001738). We are a newspaper, not a law firm; this page is general information, not legal advice.