The Board of Supervisors will consider whether to order a report aimed at identifying solutions to the ongoing cascade of court dismissals in Riverside County, and whether to make a pointed request to the state’s chief justice to meet with county officials to emphasize the deficit of judicial resources.
The Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved the transfer of more than $400,000 in unclaimed property tax overpayments to the Riverside County government treasury, where it will be available to be spent on discretionary needs.
The Board of Supervisors Tuesday signed off on the final vote canvass from the Nov. 8 election submitted by Riverside County Registrar of Voters Rebecca Spencer, affirming the results, though a few supervisors pointed to problems that need to be addressed going forward.
“Our short-term projection is positive,” CEO Jeff Van Wagenen said during a presentation on the county’s First-Quarter Budget Report for 2022-23. “The medium- to long-term outlook remains uncertain at best.”
The Executive Office completed an analysis of the 19-member Civil Grand Jury’s report from July identifying multiple areas that require action in CSD, a component of the Department of Public Social Services. The EO submitted its reply to the board.
As more children and juveniles spent time online due to COVID-19, so did online predators. Last year, The Riverside County District Attorney’s office observed a 110% increase in CyberTips from 1,245 in 2019 to 2,692 in 2020. The Riverside County Child Exploitation Team (RCCET) is led by the District Attorney’s Office Bureau of Investigation and […]
