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October 30th 2009 Attorney General announces $19.5 million judgment against Shell Oil Co. RIVERSIDE - The state attorney general today announced a $19.5 million judgment requiring Shell Oil Co. and its affiliates to take immediate steps to improve spill monitoring, employee training and h... November 6th 2009  Read Full StoryRoutes to Veteran Salutes In a country with pro-military traditions, Nov. 11 is set aside to honor those who have previously served in a war, those who are currently enlisted in the armed forces and those who lost their lives ... November 6th 2009 Read Full StoryToday’s Army brings training, services to remote regions MIHAIL KOGALNICEANU AIR BASE, ROMANIA — Nearly 40 years ago, murals depicting the glory of the Soviet military dominated the Novo Selo training area in Bulgaria. Today, nearly 20 years after the end ... November 6th 2009 Read Full StoryPermits flow for state’s first desalination water plant The developer of a Carlsbad desalination plant capable of producing 50 million gallons of drinking water a day received a permit Tuesday from the California Coastal Commission. Poseidon Resources sai... November 6th 2009 Read Full StoryAsthma study cites Riverside pollution effects on youths About six percent of all childhood asthma cases in Riverside and nine percent in Long Beach can be attributed to proximity to heavy traffic corridors, according to a University of Southern California ... November 6th 2009 Read Full StoryMeasure to ban cat declawing pondered in LA LOS ANGELES — A City Council committee early this month called for an ordinance that would outlaw the declawing of cats in that city. Acting on a motion by Councilmen Paul Koretz and Bill Rosendahl, ... November 6th 2009 Read Full StoryDog rescued from everyday agony Last week, a Lake Elsinore animal control officer received a call regarding a German shepherd that had allegedly been loose in the community for more than a month. An area resident had been feeding t... November 6th 2009 Read Full Story (1 Reader Comment) Dogs seized, man held in Anza animal control case ANZA — Animal Control officers seized 21 dogs from the property of a 61-year-old Anza man who was subsequently arrested, according to the Riverside County Department of Animal Services. David Alan Ma... November 6th 2009 Read Full StoryNew county jail ready on time but staffing questions linger A jail facility in Banning that is intended to relieve overcrowding in other detention facilities should be completed on time, but workers needed to staff it haven’t been hired due to budget constrain... November 6th 2009 Read Full StorySupervisor Bob Buster recovering after stent surgery Riverside County Supervisor Bob Buster underwent surgery to repair a damaged artery and is expected to spend the next week recovering, county officials said on Monday. “I feel great now, and one of m... November 6th 2009 Read Full StoryEscrow delay okayed for Temecula’s $24 million water park Plans to break ground on a $24 million water park attraction in Temecula have been delayed for at least six months, officials said. But a delay in the close of escrow on the nearly 20-acre parcel is ... November 6th 2009 Read Full StoryRiverside County supervisors get ‘somewhat grim’ budget update On Tuesday, Riverside County supervisors received a “very sobering and somewhat grim” first-quarter budget update, showing a larger-than-expected decline in revenue widening the 2009-10 fiscal year bu... November 6th 2009 Read Full StoryLopsided results change Wildomar districts A yearlong debate over how Wildomar picks its council members – a quandary that has also gripped a neighboring fledgling city – was decided by voters who opted Tuesday to switch to an at-large method ... November 6th 2009 Read Full StoryCivil War recreation site comes under Menifee permit scrutiny Menifee will face one of its first major land use compatibility tests when it weighs whether Civil War reenactments, off-road vehicle events and other large gatherings can continue on a ranch in a rur... November 6th 2009 Read Full Story (2 Reader Comments) Woman injured after driving off I-10 embankment WHITEWATER - A woman was injured today when she drove off eastbound Interstate 10 to avoid a big rig and her vehicle went down an embankment and overturned, according to the California Highway Patrol... November 5th 2009 Read Full StoryRiverside teacher named today as Teacher of the Year RIVERSIDE - A Riverside Unified School District history teacher was among five grade school educators named today as California ``Teachers of the Year.'' Amber Carrow, a seventh-grade world histo... November 5th 2009 Read Full Story (1 Reader Comment) Lake Elsinore Fire Riverside County CDF responded to a dispatch call at 9:11am this morning reporting two small fires within a hundred yards of each other on Highway 74 between Eugene and Ethanac in an unincorporated a... November 5th 2009 Read Full StorySen. John Benoit appointed to Riverside County Board of Supervisors RIVERSIDE - Sen. John Benoit was appointed to the Riverside County Board of Supervisors today by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, filling the vacancy caused by the resignation of Roy Wilson, who later died... November 5th 2009 Read Full StoryMarine killed in traffic accident on base identified as Lance Cpl. Justin Lewter SAN DIEGO - Authorities released the name today of a 20-year-old Camp Pendleton-based Marine killed in a traffic accident on the grounds of the military base near Oceanside. Lance Cpl. Justin Lew... November 4th 2009 Read Full Story (9 Reader Comments) Riverside County will have to do without a customs inspector for now RIVERSIDE - For the time being, Riverside County will have to do without a customs inspector whose presence, county officials say, would be a major boost to local businesses engaged in international t... November 4th 2009 Read Full StoryUSC Study shows 6% of asthma cases in Riverside attributed to heavy traffic corridors RIVERSIDE - About 6 percent of all childhood asthma cases in Riverside and 9 percent in Long Beach can be attributed to proximity to heavy traffic corridors, according to a USC study released today. ... November 4th 2009 Read Full StoryWildomar elects to eliminate districts and choose leaders at large WILDOMAR - Electing City Council members in newly incorporated Wildomar will be changing dramatically, with voters today supporting the elimination of the district system and the implementation of a... November 4th 2009 Read Full StoryFour-term Mayor Loveridge fends off election challenge by former councilman RIVERSIDE - Four-term Riverside Mayor Ron Loveridge easily fended off an election challenge today by a former councilman who claimed the incumbent was out of touch with the city's priorities and slow ... November 3rd 2009 Read Full Story (2 Reader Comments) Riverside County Election Results as of 11:15 pm Mt. San Jacinto CCD Gov. Brd Mem TA 3 87 of 88 precincts counted 98.86% Vote Count Percent GWENDOLYN E. SCHLANGE 5,765 69.99% MARK WHEELER 2,472 30.01% Total 8,237 100.00% Alvord USD... November 3rd 2009 Read Full StorySupervisors receive sober first-quarter budget update RIVERSIDE - Riverside County supervisors today received a ``very sobering and somewhat grim'' first-quarter budget update, showing a larger-than-expected decline in revenue widening the 2009-10 fiscal... November 3rd 2009 Read Full Story |
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