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Riverside County: Fifth District students needed for Youth Advisory Council
Supervisor Marion Ashley is seeking high school students interested in serving on Riverside County's 5th District Youth Advisory Council.
Mead Valley: Suspect sought in shooting
A man in his early 20s was shot several times in Mead Valley early Saturday morning, June 15, but is expected to survive.
PERRIS: Rods and Rails Festival sees record turnout
Dale Franzen in front of his 1930 Ford Sedan says he enjoys his classic ride because of all the attention it draws from other motorists and pedstrians.
PERRIS: Assemblyman Jose Medina opens satellite office
First, U.S. Rep. Mark Takano announced he was setting up a satellite office across from Perris City Hall to improve constituent services in this area.
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Supervisor recruits high school students for district Youth Advisory Council
Supervisor Marion Ashley is seeking high school students interested in serving on Riverside County's 5th District Youth Advisory Council.
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Winchester: Suspect who robbed strawberry stand arrested
A felon has been arrested in connection with the armed robbery of a fruit stand in the unincorporated area of Winchester, Riverside County Sheriff's officials have reported.
SCHOOLS: Funding compromise better for most Inland districts
Virtually every Inland Southern California district would fare better under a school-funding compromise between Gov. Jerry Brown and legislative leaders compared to an earlier funding formula championed by the governor.
Perris Valley Line: Mark Takano fights for funding
Mark Takano speaks with military officials at March Air Reserve Base in April. Takano recently penned a letter to the FTA to support continued funding for the Perris Valley Line as it fights a legal battle.
Riversie County: Cool centers to activate June 15
The Perris Senior Center acted as a cool center in 2009. Riverside County cool centers will activate this year on June 15. Countywide Cool Centers that provide a safe, cool place for individuals to escape the high heat temperatures during the summer crisis months of June through October are being set up to open during heat emergencies.
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Perris: Police find stabbing suspect hiding in bedroom
A parolee suspected of stabbing another man during an argument in unincorporated Good Hope was in custody today after he was found hiding the bedroom of a house near Perris.
Man arrested in stabbing assault of Lake Elsinore man
On June 9, 2013 at 9:39 PM, deputies were dispatched to the location reference a report of assault with a deadly weapon.
Marijuana Worth $1.5 Million Seized in Moreno Valley
For a town where you can legally get marijuana in many, many neighborhoods, we sure do have a lot of illegal grow houses.
PERRIS: Budget extension for housing plan up for vote
The Perris City Council is scheduled to consider putting more money toward an update to a housing plan designed to guide residential development in the city.
PERRIS: Fathers Day BBQ planned for railway museum
The museum on June 15 and 16 is set to show its collection of vintage Pacific Electric Railway Company "Big Red Cars" that once travelled a 1,000-mile rail system - the largest in America - in the Los Angeles area.
Perris Valley Line: Where does it go from here?
A small Riverside environmental group that persuaded a judge to halt a 24-mile commuter rail line maintains it isn't trying to kill the $232.7 million project, but make it friendly to the environment and neighborhoods.
SCHOOLS: Five school libraries win Laura Bush Foundation grants
Laura Bush, center, takes questions from students, at a school in Washington, D.C., that received a grant from the foundation bearing her name in 2006 when she was first lady.
Riverside County: Rta offers free bus passes
Customers board a bus at the Promenade Mall parking structure in Temecula. Beginning Saturday, June 15, the Riverside Transit Agency will celebrate Dump the Pump Day with prizes, gift certificates and free bus passes.
PERRIS: Coroner identifies man killed in officer-involved-shooting
Coroner's officials have released the name of the 19-year-old Perris man who sheriff's officials say deputies fatally shot after he pointed a gun at them.
OPINION: End obstruction; support Metrolink extension to Perris
Should plans to build the Perris Valley Line - 10 years in the works - continue, or do officials first need to address environmental concerns? Taking NIMBYism to an extreme, this "environmental" organization actually brought a lawsuit to stop a transit project that has been in the works for more than 10 years.
Officer involved shooting in Perris leaves suspect dead
Sheriff's deputies killed a suspect during a predawn shootout at a mobile home park in Perris, a deputy said.