Tuesday, 14 April 2020 14:48
Murrieta’s Police Department Welcomes New Dispatchers
Written by Michelle Mears
MURRIETA: The Murrieta Police Department welcomed their newest dispatchers. April 12-18 is National Telecommunicator Week, also known as Dispatcher Appreciation Week. Join us in thanking dispatchers for the amazing work they do. From the Murrieta Police Department
Tuesday, 14 April 2020 09:11
A Growing Police State Is Raising Red Flags Among Leaders In Riverside County
Written by Michelle Mears
By Michelle Mears RIVERSIDE COUNTY - City and county officials in Riverside are raising red flags with the growing police state during the COVID-19 pandemic. Last week the Riverside County Health Department released and promoted the use of an app to “snitch” on their fellow neighbors who they feel are not practicing social distancing. This domestic surveillance and use of police…
Friday, 10 April 2020 20:25
Easter Services Now Permitted in San Bernardino County
Written by Mark Trammell
SAN BERNARDINO—The Center for American Liberty scored an early victory in pursuit of religious liberty for residents of San Bernardino County, California. One day after sending a letter threatening imminent litigation on behalf of religious congregants and organizations, the county changed its position, now assuring that “faith based organizations or individuals, face nothreat of citations or other punishment for their faith based activities…
Friday, 10 April 2020 04:06
Riverside County Encourages Residents To Snitch On Each Other To Curb Covid-19
Written by Michelle Mears
RIVERSIDE COUNTY: Riverside has become the latest county to encourage its citizens to rat out their fellow neighbors who may be violating state and county public health orders. These requests have residents on edge. Many members of the public are outraged because these tactics have been used historically in countries where individual freedoms were lost. The government using masses against…
Wednesday, 08 April 2020 08:07
Riverside County Social Services Encourages Extra Vigilance to Prevent Child Abuse
Written by Gene Kennedy
RIVERSIDE COUNTY: With children out of school and families isolated at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, children’s advocates are asking neighbors and friends to be extra watchful and to report suspected child abuse or neglect. The calls for vigilance come during Child Abuse Prevention Month, a time each April when communities recommit efforts and resources aimed at protecting children and strengthening…
Wednesday, 08 April 2020 07:35
Paloma Valley High School Mourns The Death Of Two Classmates
Written by Michelle Mears
MENIFEE: Students at Paloma Valley High School are mourning the death of two classmates who were killed in Menifee. School officials sent a letter out to all Wildcat families as news spread about a families murder-suicide. Principal, Dr. Jennifer Thomasian wrote, “Nothing can prepare us for the loss of a friend or loved one, at any age. During this…
Sunday, 05 April 2020 06:52
Inland Empire Small Business Development Center To Host Daily Webinars
Written by Inland Empire SBDC
Inland Empire Small Business Development Center will be hosting daily webinars, until April 10, for the Small Business Community on information as it relates to funding information during the COVID-19 pandemic. Topics covered include: • Economic Injury Disaster Loan• Payroll Protection Program• Disaster Bridge Loan• 7a Forgiveness Program• and other funding opportunities for your business Webinars will be 30-40 with…
Sunday, 05 April 2020 04:41
President Trump To View A Live Stream Of Harvest Christian Fellowship On Palm Sunday
Written by Michelle Mears
RIVERSIDE: On Sunday April 5, President Donald Trump will be listening to church service streaming live online by Riverside’s Harvest Christian Fellowship. Palm Sunday is a holy day for Christians worldwide. Pastor Greg Laurie who is followed by more than a million people worldwide will be leading the service. President Trump said live during a press conference Saturday, "Palm Sunday,…
Sunday, 05 April 2020 03:42
Face Masks Ordered To Be Worn By County Health Official Dr. Kaiser
Written by Press Release
RIVERSIDE: Riverside County Public Health Officer orders public to stay home and cover face when leaving. Law enforcement to enforce orders, including citations and fines. In response to the rapidly rising number of COVID-19 cases, Riverside County Public Health Officer Dr. Cameron Kaiser today ordered that no gatherings of any number of people may take place outside of family members residing…
Wednesday, 01 April 2020 09:31
State Superintendent Of Schools Recommends Campuses Remain Closed Rest Of School Year
Written by Michelle Mears
Sacramento: California’s State Superintendent Tony Thurmond recommended on Tuesday that the state’s public schools prepare to keep campuses closed while continuing to provide distance learning to students through the end of their school year. Thurmond, who was elected just over a year ago, wrote in a letter to the states county superintendents of schools, “Due to the current safety concerns…
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