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Developer Plans To Convert Motels Near Tyler Mall To Affordable Senior Housing

Two motels near Riverside’s Ward 6 portion of the Magnolia Avenue corridor could be converted into affordable housing for seniors, according to a report shared Monday with the Housing and Homelessness Committee. “Converting these hotels, which are a huge issue in our area, to senior affordable housing is obviously...
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2.9-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Southern California’s La Quinta. No Damage Reported

A minor tremor struck near La Quinta in Southern California’s Riverside County on Monday, August 31. A 2.9-magnitude earthquake was recorded 22 kilometers south-southwest of La Quinta at 4:04 a.m. on Monday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The epicenter was located at a depth of 9.9 kilometers.
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Firefighters rescue dog Agusta from Santa Ana house fire

Firefighters rescued a dog named Agusta and prevented a house fire from spreading during an incident in Santa Ana, California, according to the Orange County Fire Authority. Emergency crews responded to the residential fire and quickly worked to contain the flames. The OCFA said firefighters successfully confined the
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OC’s Neediest Families to Face New Hurdles For Medi-Cal; CalOptima Membership Shrinks

Orange County’s neediest families will face new hurdles in the coming months and years to keep their public health insurance and cover doctor visits as officials brace for drastic eligibility changes and funding cuts to Medi-Cal. The changes are gradually being implemented amid an ongoing membership decline at CalOptim
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OC Probation targets high‑risk offenders in latest AB 109 sweep

Orange County Probation released a video highlighting recent AB 109 compliance checks, part of California’s Public Safety Realignment Act designed to supervise non‑violent offenders locally rather than sending them to state prison. These checks typically involve home visits, searches, and compliance verification for in
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Santa Ana Police arrest 97 in major sweep as transient crime surges across Orange...

Santa Ana Police announced a sweeping Quality of Life Team (QOLT) and Directed Enforcement operation that resulted in 97 arrests for drug offenses, outstanding warrants, probation violations, and other crimes. The operation also connected 10 unhoused individuals to services through City Net, while Teen Challenge assist
Featured picture for A hospice operator admitted billing Medicare $2.2 million for patients who were not dying

A hospice operator admitted billing Medicare $2.2 million for patients who were not dying

An Orange County woman pleaded guilty on August 27 to a federal health care fraud charge for submitting more than $2.2 million in false Medicare claims for hospice care that patients who were not actually dying should never have received. Lynn Galbraith, 60, of Anaheim, admitted in her plea agreement that she billed Me
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California Rate Reform Left Regional Center of Orange County With a Contract Processing Backlog....

RCOC says contract processing delays have caused late payments, while DDS says the authorization transition should not be affecting provider cash flow. Regional Center of Orange County has told its vendors in writing that a backlog in processing and authorizing Purchase of Service contracts has caused late payments, an
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Board to consider Sheriff’s request to purchase several thousand body cams

RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KESQ) - The Board of Supervisors is slated tomorrow to consider Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco's request to secure a long-term contract, valued at more than $30 million, for the purchase of more than 2,000 body-worn cameras for deputies. The board will review the sheriff's proposed purchasing a
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Labor Day 2026: When is best time to hit the road in California?

Labor Day, the unofficial end of summer, is nearing and with it comes travel and holiday plans for many who will get an extra day off. The holiday offers a a late-summer three-day weekend for many people across the U.S. and traffic for those planning to visit the state or staying put. Californians should plan if they p

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