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Supervisors Unanimously Vote To Create Ad Hoc Committee On Sheriff Oversight
The Riverside County Board of Supervisors Tuesday voted unanimously to create an ad hoc committee to evaluate advisory and oversight options related to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department.
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Temecula Adopts Resolution Opposing Proposed SDG&E Power Line Project
The Temecula City Council Tuesday unanimously adopted a resolution to oppose San Diego Gas & Electric’s proposed 145-mile extra-high-voltage power line set to run through the city.
Riverside Adopts Stricter Rules For Smoke Shops That Could Force Some To Close
Riverside took another step in placing stricter rules on local drug sales after the council voted 4-1 Tuesday to adopt new regulations on smoke shops that could force some to close their doors.
Murrieta Valley Unified Swears In Newly Elected Trustee Elliot Emmer
Newly elected Murrieta Valley Unified School District Board of Education Trustee Elliot Emmer took his oath of office July 1 in front of community members, campaign volunteers, district teachers and staff and his family.
Public Meeting Roundup — July 13-17
One of the best ways to get involved in your community is to attend public meetings of county, city and school district elected officials.
Preliminary Police Data Show Drones Caught 59 Riversiders Lighting Illegal Fireworks
Councilmember Philip Falcone, who spent the Fourth of July afternoon at the downtown fire station, said some residents might not yet be aware they were cited until the fine arrives by mail in the coming weeks.
Magnolia Corridor Motel Challenges Court Receivership Decision
An attorney for the owner of a motel on Magnolia Avenue said he would continue fighting a court order to assign a third-party agent to take control of the property, which the city called “substandard and hazardous.”
Perris Certifies Measure B Election Results Increasing City’s Sales Tax
The Perris City Council held a special meeting Tuesday to certify the results of the city’s June 2 special election for Measure B and establish the 1% general use sales…
Ward 6 Councilmember Luis Hernandez Sworn Into Office
The Riverside City Council held a special meeting Tuesday to swear in Luis Hernandez as the new Ward 6 council member, a role he will fill for the next four…
Riverside County Supervisors Adopt $10.3B Budget For 2026-27 Fiscal Year
The Riverside County Supervisors last month unanimously voted to adopt the $10.3 billion budget for fiscal year 2026-27.
Supervisors Express Concern Over Proposed SDG&E Transmission Line Project
Supervisors last month raised significant concerns regarding the proposed Golden Pacific Powerlink Project, a San Diego Gas & Electric transmission line project preliminarily set to go through Southwest Riverside County.
Newsom’s Final Education Budget, By The Numbers
In his eighth and final budget, the tax gods continued to smile upon Gov. Gavin Newsom, enabling him to cement funding for signature programs he started while salving grumbling districts…
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