A public workshop was held by the city and more discussion is expected.
A nationwide test of the federal emergency alert system will be broadcast on the West Coast it will be at 11:20 a.m. Pacific Time.
The registrar's office has been plagued with difficulties going back well over a decade.
The county's Board of Supervisors proposed no board meetings on 23 Tuesdays in 2024, the day of the week when board sessions are expected.
The candidates tackled issues like the strike by United Auto Workers, the looming government shutdown, immigration policy and education.
The board signed off on the $751,594 agreement with the California Department of Food & Agriculture to contain the spread of HLB disease.
The data showed 563 total overdose deaths since January, 2023 with 84 overdose fatalities in August alone.
See the latest announcement from the city of Temecula.
Riverside County Democrats criticized the move, while Republicans support it.
Temecula City Council has accepted the final notice of completion of the Rancho California Road and Tee Drive traffic signal.
City Council tentatively approved an updated tobacco ordinance but opted to further discuss a ban on smoking in public spaces.
Thirty-three attorneys general called on the FDA to adopt new regulations, including a federal ban on all flavored e-cigarettes.
The extended moratorium applies in unicorporated Temecula Valley and the Idyllwild-Pine Cove area.
SoCalGas promoted natural gas as “renewable,” according to the complaint from the state AG. Most natural gas is derived from fossil fuels.
Assembly Bill 852 could change the way judges sentence those convicted of crimes in California.
Bike Temecula Valley and the city are working to make the region a safer and less congested place for everyone who uses local roads.
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.
The U.S. Postal Service is hosting "a blizzard" of passport fairs to meet the high demand.
Mayor Zak Schwank spent a minute online discussing the new Quality of Life master plan and its meaning for the community.
Temecula's city government employs more than 446 people who earned over $22,110,885 in total wages for 2022.
5,664 RivCo households in unincorporated communities owe the county's four waste haulers for unpaid rubbish pickup and disposal service.
A report released Tuesday by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics showed eggs, cereals and bakery products had the highest increase at 15%.
All of the requests will be entertained between now and the date for tentative adoption of the county's 2023-24 budget on June 27.
An "agricultural pass" will let owners and their appointed representatives rescue livestock from restricted areas during disasters.
The project is proposed for the Michael "Mike" Naggar Community Park on Margarita Road.
The ICDBG program is a competitive grant that provides a range of eligible activities to support Native Americans on Indian reservations.
In other words, Taco Bell wants everyone to own the Taco Tuesday phrase and it's not about the dough, the company says.
The development was challenged by conservation groups, and a judge ruled that a wildlife corridor must be protected.
Temecula Wine Country is just one unincorporated community that will be impacted by an amended noise ordinance for Riverside County.
See the latest announcement from the City of Temecula.
The funding will further "the health, safety and general welfare of the community,” Temecula City Manager Aaron Adams said.
The city received $3.4 million in grant funding for several projects.
Large birthday parties, quinceañeras, weddings, baptisms, and other family and cultural celebrations are often held on desert "Ranchos."
Previously, manufacturers were restricted to industrial areas. The update applies only to unincorporated communities.
The proposed changes would affect communities in several unincorporated areas.
Convicted fentanyl dealers should be treated like convicted DUI offenders: make it easier to prosecute them for murder, officials say.
If Temecula voters want term limits, the impact won't be felt for more than a decade.
"Nearly two-thirds of all people seriously injured or killed by police K-9s in California were Black or Latino," said Jackson.