Prop 50 opponents have argued the measure to redraw state's congressional districts was unfair and favored Democrats.
The original bridgework foundation was established in the early 1920s and underwent major modifications up to the late 1950s.
Administrators are expected to soon begin soliciting input from the community on prospective new names to replace Chavez.
Domestic oil prices have been mildly restrained by the White House's decision to release 172 million barrels of oil from a reserve.
"Many people within this community believe that it should be a historical landmark," said one of many who gathered to fight for the park.
Projections show the pension gap to narrow further in the coming decade. "We're moving closer and closer. That's good news."
Banning has selected its new City Manager this week. Meet Elizabeth M. Gibbs.
Banning is accepting applications for two open commissions with the Parks Department and Parks & Recreation
Four months after her conservative husband's death, Kirk assumed the role of CEO of Turning Point USA and has now launched a religious tour.
In December, 17 inches of rain fell, triggering mudslides that wrecked roads and damaged homes in the San Bernardino Mountains.
Banning's Blue Zone Project will create healthier, safer, and stronger communities with proposed tobacco and alcohol policies, students say.
The Council and staff expressed sincere appreciation for outgoing Mayor Mike Lara for his leadership and dedicated service to Beaumont.
A Berkeley survey shows GOP Sheriff Chad Bianco edging past top Democrats as 44% of Californians say they haven’t chosen a candidate.
A Thanksgiving donation drive by the Morongo Band of Mission Indians concluded Wednesday, providing about 15,000 free turkeys.
A draft ordinance aimed at curbing blight at vacant and abandoned properties will be discussed at a public hearing this week.
The new extension will provide relief from frequent Union Pacific train stoppages and will improve motor vehicle traffic flow.
As of Oct. 20, there were 1,432,442 registered voters in Riverside County.
The newly signed bills promise greater protections for property owners and more transparency in how local governments manage taxpayer money.
Just inked into law by Newsom, SB 307, will require state universities to adopt policies to shield students affected by federal actions.
The defendant, Inland Empire Health Plan, calls the government's lawsuit "a brazen attempt at revisionist history."
The sheriff, who is hoping to succeed Gov. Gavin Newsom next year as a Republican, has been accused of breaking the law.
Kirk, 31, a high-profile conservative figure and close ally of Donald Trump, was killed while speaking at a college campus on Wednesday.
The Cabazon EIFD and its funding plan are designed to spur private and public projects.
The project would feature homes, retail space, soccer fields, a "central park," hotel, sports stadium, and space for festivals.
Voters will decide later this month whether a Republican or a Democrat will represent a large swath of Riverside County.
About 450 property owners who failed to abate weeds and hazards around their properties properly must pay for the cost of brush clearing.
Residents who lost food because of this summer’s fires or power outages may qualify for replacement benefits.
The county has proposed a special tax district, ahead of funding investments to streets, signs, gutters, flood channels and other projects.
​The 60-year-old federal Job Corps program has offered tuition-free vocational training to students ages 16-24.
The No Kings Day rallies protesting authoritarianism will coincide with Trump's June 14 military/birthday parade in the nation's capital.
Sen. Sabrina Cervantes maintains that she was "accosted" by police and falsely accused of driving under the influence.
The senator says she was involuntarily detained after her vehicle was T-boned near the state capitol.
Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to extend California's landmark cap and trade program through 2045. But here's the catch.
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The new measure is slated to be formally approved on May 6.
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Hundreds of thousands say they plan to participate in a nationwide string of protests against the Trump Administration this weekend.
The county and state are also eyeing cuts to public health by the Trump administration.
Senator Ochoa Bogh's Blue Envelope Bill, SB 664, is supported by members of the Senate, Assembly Republican Caucuses, and law enforcement.
“I am very grateful for this opportunity and proud to be a part of Team Beaumont. The City has so much to offer and is truly a hidden gem."
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