Moreno Valley News

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Riverside County coroner's officials have identified a man shot and killed by police responding to a home burglary Monday afternoon.

Jose Ruiz, 31, of Moreno Valley was fatally shot inside a home on Century Street shortly after 3:15 p.m., coroner's officials said

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The Moreno Valley City Council is expected to approve $400,000 worth of project recommendations for road and bridge repairs.

Moreno Valley police shot and killed a man while responding to a burglary this afternoon.

A large group of residents who are prepared to attend the Moreno Valley Unified School Board meeting this week say they'll fight for approval of the smaller, flatter and more remote site for a proposed fifth high school.

A suspect used his vehicle to smash down the door of a Moreno Valley business he burglarized today, fleeing before Riverside County sheriff's deputies could catch him.

How The Mexican Political Association , and Delbert Wilson Exploit The Children.

A Riverside County sheriff's motorcycle deputy was hit by a vehicle last night at a DUI checkpoint location in Moreno Valley, according to the California Highway Patrol website and sheriff's officials.

The motorcycle officer was placing traffic cones in the roadway in preparation for the opening of a drunken-driving checkpoint, according to Riverside County sheriff's officials.

As part of the Sunnymead Boulevard Beautification and Enhancement project, the Contractor will be slurry sealing Sunnymead Boulevard from Frederick Street to Perris Boulevard starting February 8, if weather permits. The work is anticipated to be completed within 5 working days. In order to reduce the disruption to the local businesses and have the work completed as soon as possible, the work shall begin around 6:00 a.m. and end at around 5:00 p.m. Slurry seal is a pavement coating that extends the life of the asphalt roadway and provides a uniform surface color. The roadway will also receive new striping after the slurry seal is applied to the pavement surface. The Contractor has posted 14-day advance notices and will post 48-hour advance notices along the roadway. All businesses will remain open and accessible to the public during the slurry seal application.

During last night's Moreno Valley city council meeting, Iddo Benzeevi announced the go ahead of Highland Fairview Pwaject which has become wrongfully known as the Skechers project.

At last nights Moreno Valley city council meeting, the council took the fist steps toward the elimination of the name designation of Moreno Valley by approving the go ahead with an option allowing communities within its boundaries the ability for changing their name designation, and signage.

After a public hearing tonight, the Moreno Valley City Council will vote on a revamped warehouse proposal nearly six years after it turned down the first one.

One of three men charged with the 2006 torture and killing of a 16-year-old runaway in Moreno Valley has reached a plea deal with prosecutors on a lesser charge.

Anthony Bobadilla, 18, pleaded guilty Thursday to four charges, including voluntary manslaughter, instead of murder and torture charges. Bobadilla agreed to a 23-year prison sentence, with the possibility of parole.

The approach of next year's national population survey is rekindling a longstanding debate over whether to count undocumented immigrants.

Inland Southern California's congressional delegation is divided on the issue, which holds huge fiscal and political implications for California.

The question re-emerged early last month in the Senate, where Sens. Davis Vitter, R-La, and Robert Bennett, R-Utah, offered a measure requiring people responding to the 2010 census to state whether they are American citizens. Their aim: to ensure illegal immigrants are not included in the data that governs the apportionment of congressional districts and the distribution of federal funding

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"The law is the law and illegal immigrants should not be counted in the U.S. census because they are not U.S. citizens or legal residents," said Rep. Ken Calvert, R-Corona.

Highland Fairview, a development company based in Florida, and doing business in Moreno Valley, is said to be using its financial and political power in Moreno Valley to support leftwing anti-American, and racist organizations gain control and power over the city of nearly 200,000 residence, activist and organization member claims.

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Dr. Frederick K. C. Price was asked: "Can You Lose Your Salvation?" In the Bible, Colossians 1:1923, these verses tell us that Jesus, through His sacrificial blood, has reconciled the Christian to the Father.

At the meeting held Monday night to hear the public's concerns over the issue of widening Ironwood Avenue, Delbert (Raul) Wilson took the stage to voice his opinion on the topic.

However in this loudmouth racist ever so arrogant ways, he took the stance he his best known for, and used his time to speak to call others in attendance racists.

If that wasn't enough for him, he even lied to the public as to his residential address by claiming he lived at the intersection of Nason Street and Ironwood.

However he lives on Judge Ward Ct., between Graham and Heacock Streets, miles away from the location he claimed to live.

Not surprising however was the total silence from the two Moreno Valley city council members who were in attendance and conducting the public forum.

You would think that out of accuracy, and the public's right to participate in a truthful debate over this important issue, that at least council member Jesse Molina would have corrected this blatant, and misleading lie perpetrated by Delbert Wilson. However that was not the case, and he knows full well the location in which Delbert lives, after all his campaign was ran from that same residence.

This is a stalling tactic used by defense attorney's knowing that the charges don't warrant the amount of monies this will cause the people. This will normally lead to a dropping of the charges in the best interest of the people.

It has been six months from the date of her arrest, a demurrer was filed in the case on her behalf (which failed), she is no newbie to the court system, so why the need for the defense to seek a delay?

Again I take issue with the sealing of the police reports themselves. Who are they protecting, themselves or an elected official? What do the reports contain which they feel should be kept from the public?

Moreno Valley school board member and Hispanic activist, Victoria Baca is scheduled to begin her criminal trial Monday November 9th in Riverside County.

Ms. Baca, who was arrested earlier this year for interfering with the lawful duties of a Moreno Valley police officer during a sobriety check point located on Perris Boulevard, in the city of Moreno Valley is scheduled to appear in department 62, of Riverside County's main court building located in the city of Riverside, at 8:30am.

An ex-Riverside County sheriff's volunteer who allegedly identified himself as a deputy while confronting a Moreno Valley resident about her son's driving was in custody today on suspicion of impersonating a peace officer.

Share + Oct 9, 2009 6:50 pm US/Pacific MORENO VALLEY A motorist, believed to be speeding, was killed early Friday morning in a single-car accident in Moreno Valley.