Tag: budget
Budgeting in time of crisis
Assemblymember Marie WaldronSpecial to Valley NewsCalifornia’s high cost of living, crumbling infrastructure, rising crime and constant threat of natural disasters always present challenges. The...
Menifee City Council hears Visioning Plan and financial status updates
Menifee City Council heard a five-year Strategic Visioning Plan update, seeing many of the city’s major capital improvement projects completed and the establishment of...
Make online holiday returns less hectic
Rebecca GramugliaSpecial to Valley NewsWith online shopping being so popular this year, consumers can expect an even busier return season. And according to TopCashback.com,...
Temecula announces improved financial standing after projecting losses earlier in pandemic
The city of Temecula is in a much better financial position than was projected earlier in the coronavirus pandemic, a city financial official said.Jennifer...
Menifee reviews first quarter economic impact from COVID-19
The Menifee City Council heard an extensive report on the financial impact of COVID-19 in the first quarter of 2020-2021 and what Menifee has...
County supervisors to hold listening sessions on county funding priorities
RIVERSIDE COUNTY – The Riverside County Board of Supervisors will hold listening sessions, Tuesday, Oct. 6, from 5:30-8 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 24, from...
LEUSD business official gives review of district finances
A Lake Elsinore Unified School District finance official at the district governing board’s meeting Thursday, Sept. 10, gave a review of the district’s financial...
San Jacinto City to increase water and sewer rates Jan. 1, 2021
The San Jacinto City Council, with Mayor Andrew Kotyuk absent, voted to approve a water and sewer rate increase that will go into effect...
San Jacinto Council approves the addition of two POP officers and new license plate...
More than a dozen San Jacinto residents in emails strongly asked the city council to add two more sworn police officers to the contracted...
San Jacinto city manager says it’s business as usual with no staff furloughs
Rob Johnson, city manager of San Jacinto, announced in his July report that the city has not had to furlough any staff members because...