Public is invited to three events for city council and congressional candidates
What constitutes a public nuisance in Temecula? The city wants to further define it.
All residents of Lake Elsinore, Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee, Wildomar, Norco and Perris are invited to attend.
The sheriff and State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond will debate ahead of the 2026 gubernatorial election.
The closure is needed to improve the lot, including reconfiguration and the addition of new parking spaces, pavement, asphalt, and lights.
"Be prepared to answer questions about rate increases," Supervisor Kevin Jeffries said ahead of a 5-0 initial hearing vote.
The state Controller's Office has published its 2023 "Government Compensation in California," which shows how taxpayer funds are spent.
Fausto Atilano, 61, of Temecula is facing 14 felony counts stemming from a state investigation. On Tuesday, his cannabis proposal was OK'd.
The 42.64-acre project site is located at the southwest corner of De Portola and Butterfield Stage roads in Temecula.
The board will return to formally ratify the budget on June 25.
The proposed spending represents an 11.1% increase from the county's 2023-24's budget.
Election results will be updated daily until all ballots are counted.
Riverside County's top peace officer made the endorsement for Donald Trump while in uniform, which appears to violate state law.
Only Supervisor Kevin Jeffries opposed the hikes, which he has consistently refused for himself since first elected in 2012.
If President Joe Biden signs off, the area would become one of the largest land monuments in the continental United States.
As of May 17, the Registrar of Voters had issued approximately 21,850 vote-by-mail ballots for the June 4 Special Recall Election.
Patrons will pay between $100 and $500 to enter the May 22 event at The Temecula Stampede and $1,000 for an Eric Trump meet-and-greet.
In a bipartisan move, Riverside County's Congressional members, along with their CA colleagues, helped pass the Antisemitism Awareness Act.
Nine of the state's 10 counties with populations over 1 million saw year-over-year increases in 2023. Riverside County had the largest.
A public hearing is scheduled to discuss the proposed increases to fees issued by the Department of Environmental Health.
"This kind of increase is not unusual with increases in pensions, wages and other costs," Supervisor Kevin Jeffries said.
The California Chamber of Commerce is opposed to a proposal that would enshrine the right in the state constitution.
A proposal to gut Proposition 47 is likely to be on November's statewide ballot and it reflects a shifting tenor about criminal justice.
"A number of elected officials and leaders" have allegedly approached the Riverside County lawman about jumping into the 2026 race.
The RCTC "Traffic Relief Plan" was approved this week. It calls for more than $30 billion in transportation improvements countywide.
The EPA has prohibited the use of methylene chloride in paint and paint strippers, but the chemical is still used to decaffeinate coffee.
The new Air Ambulance Agreement is retroactive to Feb. 1 and will expire on Jan. 31, 2029.
In early returns, Washington was fending off former Murrieta Mayor Ingram and former Cudahy Mayor Jack M. Guerrero.
Polls closed at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Patch is following ballot counting in real time.
A 2024 report showed the county's retirement apparatus is now 75.3% funded. It should be at least 80% funded.
Congress is being made aware of the "resilience, achievement and prosperity of the Southern California wine industry."
During the Feb. 27 City Council meeting, Aaron Adams' employment contract is expected to be updated to include a cost of living increase.
Republicans are walking a tightrope between staunch pro-life supporters and Americans who support fertility treatments.
Find your nearest ballot drop-off box, hours of collection, and voting locations in and around Temecula.
Election day is March 5 but early voting has been underway since Feb. 24.
The legislation would authorize the state's Chancellor of the Community Colleges to select up to 15 districts to offer degrees.
The contract will commence immediately.
The city is interested in hearing from businesses and residents during the Feb. 1 workshop.
Until Feb. 21, qualifying residents can apply for the "Earthquake Brace & Bolt" grants.
To date, the California State Controller's Office holds $12B for the taxpayers until claimed. Here's how to find out how much you are owed.