For years, water, housing and other infrastructure issues have plagued some east valley residents. Now the county says they’re working to fix those problems with a newly introduced initiative called ECV Próspera.
A community meeting will be held Wednesday evening to provide an update on the troubled Oasis Mobile Home Park, with Riverside County housing staff giving an overview of a program that would provide about 150 relocation grants of up to $100,000 for eligible households.
The attendees collected samples from the body of water to better understand what is causing the environmental crisis in the communities encapsulating the Salton Sea.
Riverside County was awarded an $888,930 grant by the State Water Resources Control Board to continue distributing clean bottled water to residents of the Oasis Mobile Home Park through the end of 2023, Supervisor Manuel Perez announced.
The U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Torres-Martinez Desert Cahuilla Indians have agreed in principle to move forward on an MOU that would seek closure of Oasis Mobile Home Park and give Riverside County tools for enforcement, according to Riverside County Supervisor V. Manuel Perez.
The Riverside County District Attorney announcing 14 felony counts, including 4 counts of attempted murder being filed against a man who is believed to be a serial rapist on Friday.
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