Mayor Lori Stone will deliver the address on May 9 at the Murrieta Hot Springs Resort Conference Center. The event is free to attend.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars are owed. Check the list below to see if the county owes you.
It's anticipated that President Biden will make announcements in the coming days/weeks that could impact residents across the Golden State.
The units would be housed in 15 three-story buildings.
Death reports can take as much as 18 months to reach family of in-custody decedents, according to some complainants.
If you're in the "ditch the switch" camp, a California Senate bill introduced last month offers remote hope. Same with a federal push.
Polls closed at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Patch is following ballot counting in real time.
A 15-page audit cited concerns about contracts, revenue reporting and even a failure of weekly reliable service that residents pay for.
Congress is being made aware of the "resilience, achievement and prosperity of the Southern California wine industry."
The amounts to fund workers' nest eggs in CalPERS will rise over the next 5 years according to a pension advisory review committee report.
Midyear financial data suggests a "modest overall increase in projected General Fund discretionary revenue," the executive office says.
Granholm's Golden State trip begins Monday, Feb. 26.
Find your nearest ballot drop-off box, hours of collection, and voting locations in and around Murrieta.
Murrieta must allow access to medicinal cannabis, per state law. On Tuesday, City Council voted 5-0 to come into compliance.
Wildomar and Murrieta will "erase the border" during a 6-month pilot program of street outreach, emergency shelter, and case management.
Election day is March 5 but early voting has been underway since Feb. 24.
February 20 is the final day Riverside County residents can register to vote for the upcoming March 5, 2024, Presidential Primary Election.
The money can be used for down payments and closing costs.
Doubling the tally after the March 5 primary would have cost the county an additional $360,000 more than what was budgeted.
The ballots for the March 5, 2024, Presidential Primary Election are on their way to registered voters. Here's what to know.
Multiple units are participating in a "readiness exercise" at March Air Reserve Base.
With the grant, Murrieta police and the school district are slated to collaborate on ways to keep local kids from using tobacco products.
Outgoing mayor Dr. Lisa DeForest thanked the citizens, law enforcement, and firefighters for making the city among the safest in the nation.
The county's change is inline with federal requirements.
An 8 a.m. public workshop is scheduled Thursday.
Chino Hills-based TOC Public Relations was tapped — without seeking competitive bids — to help with recruitment and retention.
Meanwhile, the election to win McCarthy's seat for a full term in November will already be underway, with a primary set for March 5.
The free program will showcase the inner workings of City Hall to the community.
Victims should report their losses before Feb. 29, 2024, to receive retroactive replacement benefits, county officials said.
The confidential survey of more than 230 city employees measured 15 culture drivers, officials said.
The Riverside County Board of Supervisors has allocated $60,000 to increase water safety in the Third District.
The property is the site of a ranch that dates back to the 1800s. Structures will remain but 107 new homes — 78 with ADUs — are planned.
The goal of the PR effort is to increase community knowledge, trust in the electoral process and election transparency.
A new three-year employment agreement was approved Tuesday for Riverside County Chief Executive Officer Jeff Van Wagenen Jr.
The latest contract for RivCo CEO Jeff Van Wagenen Jr. would, if approved Tuesday, take effect immediately and expire Dec. 11, 2026.
The county is contracting with Inland Southern California 211+ for the "Youth Suicide Prevention Reporting & Crisis Response Pilot Program."
The four-way traffic light is being added at the cross with Weeping Willow Lane and a driveway at Centerpoint Church.
Residents were asked to participate through a variety of methods including online, emails and text messages, and as a follow-up, calls.
The decision by the Board of Supervisor's came at the prompting of Riverside County Registrar of Voters Art Tinoco.
Property tax bills are due beginning Nov. 1, and no later than Dec. 11 to avoid penalties.