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6 charged in series of Southern California gun store burglaries
Five Riverside County men and a Las Vegas resident are facing a federal charge of taking part in a series of burglaries and attempted burglaries at firearms stores across Southern California.
KVCR Reporter Madison Aument speaks on impacts of extreme heat on climate and public health
Editor's Note: The Vista Fire is now at 47% containment as of Sunday July 14, 2024. This interview originally aired on Friday July 12, 2024. The Vista Fire has burned close to 3,000 acres near Mt. Baldy and Lytle Creek. Both Riverside and San Bernardino Counties are sweltering under triple-digit temperatures.
$5.5M in American Rescue Plan funds allocated to CSU San Marcos
The Riverside County Board of Supervisors last week appropriated $5.5 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding for a range of education programs at the Temecula Valley Campus of California State University San Marcos. The aim of the funding is to increase educational opportunities leading to enhanced economic stability in...
Riverside County Animal Services Officers Rescue Dozens of Dogs
Riverside County Animal Services officers rescued dozens of dogs today from a property in Thermal where temperatures climbed to triple-digit figures. Animal Services responded to the property in the 88000 block of Avenue 61 where they discovered more than 40 dogs, some deceased. The team responded after learning the owner was no longer on site and there were reports of many unattended dogs.
Suspect In Vehicle-To-Vehicle Road Rage Shooting Released From Jail
BANNING (CNS) – A 45-year-old man suspected of shooting a motorist during an apparent road rage confrontation south of Corona while his child sat next to him in the car was out of custody Monday after posting a $35,000 bond. Luis Orlando Quiroz of Corona was arrested and booked...
San Jacinto Valley Groundwater Treatment project underway
Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) recently held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new San Jacinto Valley Groundwater Treatment Facility with the traditional first shovel of dirt to kickstart the project which will further support EMWD’s continually expanding groundwater program. EMWD has previously completed four new groundwater wells and pipelines...
Riverside County: Prioritize water safety this summer
With summer underway, the Riverside County Water Safety Coalition urges residents to prioritize water safety to prevent tragedies in and around water. Drowning is a leading cause of accidental death among children under 4 years of age, and seniors over 65 years old have the second-highest rate of drowning fatalities. This makes it critical for everyone to adopt essential safety measures.
Community Donation of School Supplies Requested Now For CVRM’s Annual Backpack Bonanza August 14
The Coachella Valley Rescue Mission (CVRM) is calling on the community to support its annual Backpack Bonanza, aimed at helping nearly 2,500 low-income children prepare for the upcoming school year. With 29 percent of children in the Coachella Valley living at or below the poverty level, this initiative is critical in providing the necessary tools for academic success. The giveaway event will take place on Wednesday, August 14, starting at 7 a.m.
29th Valley-Wide Employment Expo!
Save the date for our 29th Valley-Wide Employment Expo!. The Valley-Wide Employment Expo offers you the opportunity to engage with leading employers in the region. Whether you are seeking a new job or simply considering your options, this in-person event is the ideal platform. Make sure to attend for networking, workshops, and potential job opportunities. Save the date and prepare to advance in your career!
Civic Solutions: A New Palm Springs Chamber Program Is Bringing Together Coachella Valley Creatives and Entrepreneurs
When Evan Gray moved to the Coachella Valley in 2022, he was struck by the number of creative and lively people he met—whether he was at the doctor’s office, a coffee shop or a local boutique. But Gray also picked on something every newcomer to the desert has...
Alejandra Santamaria named president, CEO of LAist and Southern California Public Radio
Alejandra Santamaria, who most recently served as interim president, general manager and VP, director of sales for Univision Los Angeles, has been selected as new president and chief executive officer of Southern California Public Radio (SCPR) by the SCPR board of trustees. Santamaria will join SCPR and LAist in July and succeeds CEO Herb Scannell, who recently retired from the role. SCPR operates Los Angeles’ award-winning multi-platform local journalism leader LAist, which includes LAist 89.3, LAist.com and the podcast arm, LAist Studios. The organization also has found success creating community-facing experiential events.
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