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🚔 Multiple Public Safety Jobs Now Hiring in Riverside County

Riverside County has several new openings in security and safety — from event guards to full-time officers. If you’re dependable and ready to protect your community, these roles are worth a look.
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$7M in stolen cargo, $1M in U.S. currency recovered in Los Angeles following investigation

(KTLA) – The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department announced Friday that approximately $7 million of stolen cargo freight and $1 million in U.S. currency were seized following an investigation into organized crime and cargo theft. From December 2025 to February 2026, LASD Major Crimes Bureau Cargo Criminal...
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Riverside County School District Employee in Moreno Valley Arrested After Allegedly Stealing Over $750,000...

RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA — A school district employee in Moreno Valley has been arrested following allegations that hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of electronic equipment was stolen from within the district. Authorities confirmed that the case involves more than $750,000 in devices and equipment...
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Costco to open first standalone gas station in Southern California

Costco plans to open its first standalone gas station in Southern California this summer as drivers continue to search for cheaper fuel options amid high prices. The new gas station, which will include 20 fueling dispensers, two pump stations each, for a total of 40 pumps, will replace the old Bed Bath & Beyond. The...
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Meet Our Staff: Nickolas from Orange Public Library

The Orange Public Library continues its Meet Our Staff series featuring Nickolas, Librarian I. He recommends exploring the library’s historical fiction, memoir, and classic movie displays, including titles like Crying In H Mart, All Quiet on the Western Front, and Raging Bull.
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Santa Ana smoke shops banned from opening near homes, schools and childcare facilities

SANTA ANA, Calif. – The Santa Ana City Council unanimously approved new rules to limit the operation of smoke shops near homes, schools and other non-commercial areas on Tuesday, March 17, in a move to protect public health, improve neighborhood safety and prevent overconcentration of smoke shops. The zoning...
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Suspect arrested in cold case murder of 29-year-old man in Moreno Valley

A suspect was arrested in connection with the 2004 cold case murder of a 29-year-old man in Moreno Valley. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Office identified the suspect as Corey Sampson, 45, of Hesperia. On Sept. 1, 2004, deputies responded to a shooting on the 15000 block of Perris Boulevard just before 11:30 p.m....
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‘Sugar” gets his day on calendar

Two new days of ho nor have been added to the City of Huntington Beach’s civic calendar. On Tuesday night, the council approved on a 7-0 vote a declaration of each Dec. 5 as “Sugar the Surfing Dog Day,” recognizing the accomplishments of a local canine who has won numerous surfboard riding titles.
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FBI seeks woman in Los Angeles fraud case

The FBI Los Angeles office announced that Mary Carole McDonnell is wanted for her alleged role in a fraud scheme affecting Los Angeles and Orange Counties in California. Between July 2017 and May 2018, McDonnell allegedly defrauded the Banc of California of about $14.7 million and other financial institutions for a...
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Riverside Pulls Chavez Proclamation, Memorials Under Review

Riverside is quietly but quickly rewriting how it honors César Chávez. City officials said Thursday they will strip any formal mention of Chávez from the March 31 proclamation and instead recognize the date as "United Farmworkers Day." A ceremonial proclamation that was set for the next City Council meeting is being...

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