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05/14/2026

Celebrating our Pechanga High School Class of 2026 graduates! 🎓✨💜

We are so proud of each of your accomplishments and excited to see where your journeys lead next.

Go forward with courage, curiosity, and compassion — your future is bright.

Special thanks to our Keynote Speaker, Dr. Malena Hicks and Principal Masiel for helping make the evening so special.

05/12/2026

The Chámmakilawish 3rd grade class spent time with Council today as part of their Social Studies lesson.

Students brought great questions and eager minds as they connected with Council to learn how their leadership helps shape and strengthen the Pechanga community 💜🐾

05/05/2026

On MMIP Day, Pechanga proudly recognizes our Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Investigator Juan Sanchez, who stands as the only dedicated MMIP Investigator in California.

Investigator Sanchez plays a critical role in addressing the ongoing MMIP crisis through advocacy, investigative support, community resources, and collaboration with tribal, local, state, and federal partners. His leadership strengthens our commitment to protecting our people, raising awareness, and ensuring families and communities have support when it matters most.

Today and every day, we stand for awareness, action, and justice for all Missing and Murdered Indigenous People. ❤️🖤

05/04/2026

Recently, Councilwoman Catalina Chacon was recognized and received a prestigious Guardians of ICWA Award at the 14th Annual Judge’s Dinner.

Councilwoman Chacon has testified before the California legislature on AB 1574, advocating for foster care prevention funds for tribes; on SB 891 supporting the creation of a Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Justice Program within the California Department of Justice; and promoting amendments to the Feather Alert Bill. She has also served as a Qualified Expert Witness in Court on child welfare matters, providing informed, independent expertise on tribal child-rearing practices and cultural norms to help ensure the court does not inadvertently harm the child or violate tribal rights.

“Councilwoman Chacon shows us every day through her words and actions what is truly important: Children, Community, Tribal Sovereignty. When an Indian child is at risk, or a Bill addressing the health and welfare of tribal communities comes before the legislature, Councilwoman Chacon doesn’t ask why, she doesn’t ask if, she doesn’t put conditions, she asks when and where – how can she be of service.” – Mark Vezzola

Thank you to for bringing together the champions committed to protecting Native children and families.

Óonopo Catalina!

05/01/2026

Pechanga Tribal TANF, Pechanga Child & Family Services, the Pechanga Education & Scholarship Department, and the Pechanga Youth Department all came together to host the wellness workshop, "Wisdom Keepers: Protecting Our Future Generations," presented by NP Health Consultant Anna Knight.

The workshop focused on brain trauma, its lasting effects, and the power of awareness, education, and support. By creating this space for learning, we will continue to strengthen the health and well-being of our community.

Thank you to everyone who made this collaborative effort possible! 💜

04/30/2026

The National Congress of American Indians was honored to be represented by NCAI President Mark Macarro and Holly Cook Macarro, along with Larry Wright Jr., during events held in conjunction with His Majesty King Charles III’s visit to Washington, D.C., including the Garden Party hosted at the British Ambassador’s residence. In addition to the Garden Party, President Macarro was a gallery guest of King Charles III at the joint meeting of Congress, along with other dignitaries and leaders of causes important to His Majesty.

It was an honor to meet His Majesty King Charles III during his visit to Washington, D.C., and to attend the Garden Party at the British Ambassador’s residence alongside NCAI Executive Director Larry Wright, Jr.,” said President Mark Macarro. “We are deeply honored to be among those invited to attend the King’s historic address before Congress. Tribal Nations and Indigenous Peoples must be seen and included in spaces where diplomacy, history, and future partnerships are being shaped, and NCAI is proud to represent Indian Country. As Pechanga’s Tribal Chairman, I am truly humbled to be able to represent our Pechanga people on such a national occasion."

04/28/2026

Pechanga Earth Day: celebrating clean air, clean energy and our commitment to this land 🌍❤️🌳

04/20/2026

Over the weekend, the Pechanga Fire Department’s 16th Annual Pancake Breakfast brought the community together for good food, great company, and a chance to connect with the heroes who serve our community every day 🥞🔥🚒

04/17/2026

The Pechanga Tribal Government proudly celebrated our employees who have reached 5, 10, 15, and 20 years of service. Their dedication and commitment have helped us create better lives for our tribal citizens.

We are grateful for their partnership and look forward to many more years of working together.

04/12/2026

At the Indian Gaming Association Annual Conference, Councilman Vasquez took part in the “Power, Policy, and Pathways: Advancing Tribal Renewable Energy in Changing Times” panel.

Councilman Vasquez shared how Pechanga continues to advance renewable energy as a pathway to economic development, self-determination, and long-term resilience.

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45000 Pechanga Pkwy
Temecula, CA
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