The 911 dispatchers from both agencies can now seamlessly communicate with and assist the residents they serve, reducing response times.
New protocols for placing those with behavioral health disorders in treatment regimens operated by the county take effect Oct. 1.
Do camping prohibitions constitute “cruel and unusual punishment” prohibited by the Eighth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution?
An $8,971,625 grant through the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will be used to acquire and protect the land, the agency announced.
"I'm happy because this job is stressful," said El Pollo Loco employee Marta Armenta.
On Tuesday, the county signed off on an agreement between its Emergency Management Department and Pasadena-based Tele911 Inc.
The project developer is movie-theater mogul George Krikorian.
The state's GOP platform is being "drastically transformed," especially as it relates to the issues of life and marriage, some say.
The county will impose local regulations and penalties where none currently exist.
The state's GOP platform is being "drastically transformed," especially as it relates to the issues of life and marriage, locals say.
The county is seeking to impose local regulations and penalties where none exist at the state level.
The emergency proclamation could help make the county eligible for potential federal and state assistance.
The American Rescue Plan Act money will be used to develop a childcare facility and discovery space at the French Valley Library.
Sen. Kelly Seyarto, R-Murrieta, authored and introduced SB 86, which builds on Marsy's Law, also known as the "Victims' Bill of Rights."
The Riverside County Board of Supervisors has allotted over $14.5 million for nonprofits with a 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(19) tax-exempt status.
ACLU attorney Eva Bitran said Riverside County was "alone" in not responding to requests for documents under the state's Public Records Act.
Tax liens will be imposed on 119 properties in Riverside County amounting to $71,856 owed under the county's Fire Hazard Reduction Program.
Inmates pursuing a four-year college degree can now apply for federal Pell Grants that offer up to $7,395 per award year.
Murrieta's city government employs 514 people who earned over $49,381,325 in total wages for 2022.
The budget is roughly 15% larger than the current year's budget of $7.45 billion.
The county's proposed budget is roughly 15% larger than the current year's budget of $7.45 billion.
During its June 14 meeting, the RCTC OK'd the funds for widening of Murrieta Hot Springs Road, between Margarita and Winchester roads.
The 32nd Annual Murrieta State of the City begins at 7 p.m. at Murrieta Hot Springs Resort Conference Center.
Newsom has denied any interest in a presidential run and is supporting President Joe Biden's reelection bid.
The pace of growth is slowing down significantly, while costs continue to rise, county CEO Jeff Van Wagenen said.
This week, the Murrieta Planning Commission will review new Capital Improvement Projects proposed for the city.
Fully one-third of the nation's homeless are in California, with over 3,300 in Riverside County, a 15% increase from two years earlier.
La Cresta is just one unincorporated community that will be impacted by an amended noise ordinance for Riverside County.
Karlee S. Meyer, 48, died at her Hemet home.
The East Valley Republican Women Patriots announced its support over the weekend of the "Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act."
In criticizing the state, the sheriff and D.A. were joined by Riverside Police Chief Larry Gonzalez and Tulare County D.A. Tim Ward.
A shortage of certified paramedics is impacting first-responder services, according to the review.
The lake was built in the late 1990s, and is the largest in Southern California. The refilling is a "major milestone."
Master Sergeant Michael "Ty" Kettenhofen, 37, was fatally injured on March 13. His coffin will travel to Menifee on Thursday.
Specific components of the proposed legislation will be detailed during an announcement scheduled for Monday.
Advocates For Faith & Freedom announced the lawsuit Tuesday on behalf of the nonprofit, Our Watch. Both are based out of Murrieta.
The county's financial position is "better than predicted," beating initial estimates, but there are over $350 million in new fund requests.
Financial gains came from higher tax receipts—as residents paid more across the board—and investments that performed better than expected.
If approved and built, the 96-unit facility would be located on Hawthorn Street, between Adams and Jefferson avenues.
California is still the most populous state, and some economic forecasters say population gains could return.