" ... the county can help mitigate the impact of the drought and demonstrate the necessity of conservation during this crisis."
Polls are open from 7 a.m. through 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Riverside and San Diego counties are moving to a vote center election model starting with the primary election on Tuesday June 7, 2022.
According to "Riverside County Point in Time Count" results released Tuesday, fewer homeless people are living on the streets.
Many cannabis operators have failed to open their businesses under the conditions they promised, according to the county.
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Immigration status is no longer a factor for low-income people 50 years of age and older who want to apply for Medi-Cal.
The Board of Supervisors Tuesday set a May 10 public hearing on a series of proposed hikes to trash collection fees in unincorporated areas.
A proposal to rename the Norco Post Office after one of its sons, Marine Lance Corporal Kareem Nikoui, has cleared a legislative hurdle.
A longtime politician, Calvert (R-Corona) was first elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1992 and is running for reelection.
The proposal calls for a seven-member panel of volunteers to help ensure transparency and efficiency.
On Thursday, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued a statement saying it would not rehear arguments on the LEAPS application.
The city will hold a final public hearing Tuesday night.
Dephillippo was one of two District 5 residents who applied for the vacancy left open by longtime Council Member Marsha Swanson.
The money will be used to convert a 53-room hotel into a 52-room residence providing permanent housing for chronically homeless people.
Congressman Ken Calvert secured $18.6 million for projects within his 42nd District, which Lake Elsinore and Canyon Lake.
The Lake Elsinore lawmaker hoped to end Gov. Newsom's coronavirus state of emergency, curbing his corresponding emergency powers.
Sen. Melissa Melendez, R-Lake Elsinore, has secured a hearing regarding Gov. Gavin Newsom's ongoing use of emergency power.
A Compton man is accused of breaking into these Lake Elsinore & Wildomar restaurants after hours in the middle of February.
When is a weapon a tool of the law enforcement trade? A new law says Wildomar must regulate & monitor the buying of "specialized hardware.
A set of proposed amendments to the county's existing Short-Term Rental Ordinance was published Tuesday, and the public can weigh in.
He pleaded guilty to collecting over $500,000 conning elderly victims and threatening them with "bogus warrants."
Applications are now being sought to fill the vacancy created in District 5.
Russia's aggression "threatens peace and stability around the globe," said Rep. Raul Ruiz, D-Coachella.
Swanson has served on the council since the city's July 1, 2008, incorporation.
The property's historical significance is not going unrecognized.
Public opposition to the 123,026-square-foot project prompted the Lake Elsinore Planning Commission to continue discussion to Feb. 15.
Under the new framework, short-term rentals are permitted in all residential zones but certain requirements must be met.
A new line item was approved this week for Riverside County homeowners who have neglected to take care of fire hazards around their homes.
Once finalized, 12 Boeing KC-46A Pegasus aircraft will replace aging Air Force Reserve Command KC-135 Stratotankers.
Wildomar doesn't have any hotels, but a study is underway that may help attract interest in building some.
The buildings are part of the Fairway Business Park at the south end of Birch Street, near Chaney Street.
The "Memorial for the Fallen 13" will be on display permanently along the perimeter of the Norco Country Center at 960 Sixth St.
The Riverside County unemployment rate improved recently, according to the newest figures.
Mayor Ben Benoit officially announced his candidacy this week.
City Council will consider approving the design and construction of six industrial buildings ranging in size from 12,000-42,000 square feet.
City services will continue to be available through an online portal or by calling City Hall.
The city's Planning Commission unanimously voted to approve the 32,695-square-foot Lake and Mountain Commercial Center.
Despite a recent project dismissal by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, another LEAPS application is likely.
The city of Murrieta is urging the county to deny the project based on environmental concerns and worries about a potential crime spike.