Organizers said the March 28 No Kings protest could become one of the largest one-day protests in U.S. history.
The county Treasurer-Tax Collector is partnering with Bid4Assets.com to conduct the internet-based auction of 826 tax-defaulted properties.
Longtime public servant Kevin Hawkins will retire May 1 after a 35-year career.
The Temecula Planning Commission will review plans for the proposed project located across the street from Big Horse Feed.
Survey results will be incorporated into the budget drafting process that starts in May and culminates in hearings the following month.
"I share this award with the Temecula City Council and the amazing, dedicated team of staff at the City of Temecula," Adams said.
Through 2026 you can check out a CA State Parks library pass and visit 200 parks for free, but that could change if a new bill doesn't pass.
Residents unfamiliar with the noise sometimes mistake it for thunder or sonic booms.
"How is it that we've gone through all these hearings and meetings, and we've arrived at the same place we were four years ago?"
Short-term rentals are defined as residential dwellings leased for a maximum of 30 days and a minimum of two days and one night.
The FDA estimates that 1.7 million Americans aged 12 and older used kratom in 2021, the most recent year for which figures are available.
Councilmember Jessica Alexander was voted as Temecula's next mayor for 2026, and councilmember Matt Rahn was named Mayor Pro Tempore.
The city is investing in a complete refurbishment of the skate facility at Ronald Reagan Sports Park.
Students and parents urged trustees to install Steven Schwartz as board president, citing public turmoil and costly litigation.
Dan Henderson, a Temecula native and Olympic wrestler, says he admires the way Bianco handled the COVID pandemic in Riverside County.
The first installment of property taxes becomes delinquent if not paid by Dec. 10, 2025.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta warned that it is "naive" to assume President Trump will accept the results of the Nov. 4 election.
Supporters see the Yes on 50 campaign as a rebuke of President Donald Trump's efforts to pressure GOP-controlled states to gerrymander.
As of Oct. 20, 1,432,442 were registered to vote in Riverside County.
The U.S. Department of Justice has determined six voting jurisdictions will be monitored ahead of the general election.
Proposition 50 is on the ballot.
The $400,000 loan will cover personnel and other expenses.
The County of Riverside Registrar of Voters is committed to transparency in local ballot counting.
The Executive Office is seeking the board's approval of a new policy, A-76, which establishes the need for agencies to craft guidelines for
Temecula City Councilwoman and Mayor Pro Tem Jessica Alexander brought the redistricting item to the council at the recent council meeting.
The recruitment period for the seven positions is September 17, 2025 – October 17, 2025.
An application to build the homes is on behalf of Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley.
The change impacts people who call 911 for non-life-threatening emergencies.
The project is expected to take 12 months to complete.
Golden shovels marked the ceremonial beginning of the next phase, 2B, of the project.
Jen Wiersma maintains that colleague Steven Schwartz sexually harassed her. A report concluded her complaint wasn't made "in good faith."
Massage parlors, strip clubs, motels, sexually oriented bookstores and related businesses in unincorporated communities would be impacted.
The possible fee hikes would apply to businesses operating in unincorporated areas.
The project promises to provide flood protection for Temecula, new trails, and a wildlife corridor linking two ecological reserves.
The Southwest Elected Leaders Collaborative went to Sacramento to advocate for our region with decision makers. Here's what happened.
Hundreds of items are being auctioned off later this month on behalf of the Riverside County Sheriff/Public Administrator.
They, along with two other mothers, filed briefs with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, setting the stage for oral arguments.
A Riverside County Board of Supervisors member had called for forming a committee to oversee the sheriff's office.
About 450 property owners who failed to abate weeds and hazards around their properties properly must pay for the cost of brush clearing.
The Temecula Planning Commission unanimously approved a planning application for the project last week.