Corona heat risk returns Thursday as Inland Empire faces extreme heat warning
Corona, CA – A new extreme heat warning runs July 30-August 2, bringing dangerous conditions across the Inland Empire and added health risks for residents.
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Irvine Voters Will Decide Whether to Adopt Ranked-Choice Voting
Irvine voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to move toward ranked-choice voting in city elections, but approval would not guarantee implementation in 2028.
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San Jose’s Delivery Robots Are Already on Sidewalks. Rules Are Coming
San Jose’s downtown delivery robots are operating before city rules are final, with draft limits on speed, permits, sidewalk access and possible bike-lane use.
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Ventura Fair traffic changes begin Wednesday; California Street closes daily
Ventura drivers should plan for scheduled southbound road closures, heavier traffic and limited fairgrounds parking during the July 29-August 9 fair.
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Napa County Names New Housing Director as Programs Continue
Scott Wagner is scheduled to start Aug. 3 as Napa County’s housing director, overseeing affordable housing, homelessness response, grants and farmworker centers.
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Palmdale Boulevard Full Closure and Detours Expected Through October
Palmdale, CA — Full-depth reconstruction has closed Palmdale Boulevard from 50th to 70th streets, with detours and weekday work listed through October 2026.
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Los Alamos Highway 135 walking and biking project remains years away
Los Alamos CA – Caltrans says the funded Highway 135 walking and biking project remains in design, with construction estimated to begin in early 2028.
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Alameda Streetlight Work Brings Temporary Parking, Traffic Changes
Alameda streetlight conduit work is scheduled through mid-October on Moreland, Cornell and Thompson, with daytime construction and temporary parking limits.
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Anaheim Warns of Sporadic Immigration Enforcement, Lists Aid
Anaheim’s July 28 update says federal immigration enforcement remains sporadic and directs residents to verified information, legal help and emergency aid.
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Roseville utility bills change in July as electric, water and waste rates reset
Roseville utility rates changed July 1, 2026. Electric, water, wastewater and waste bills may rise or differ based on usage, service provider and eligibility.
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Murrieta’s November Election Lists Five as Aug. 7 Deadline Nears
Murrieta’s July 27 election list names five people issued nomination papers for City Council Districts 1, 2 and 5, but the 5 p.m. Aug. 7 deadline remains.
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Moreno Valley’s 2026 election filing deadline is August 7
Moreno Valley, CA’s 2026 municipal election includes the mayor and Council Districts 2 and 4. Candidate filing closes August 7, with a possible August 12 extension.
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Boyle Heights cleanup faces odor and public-health test before Aug. 14
Los Angeles County says 82% of surveyed Boyle Heights residents reported very strong odors as Lineage cleanup faces AQMD violations and an Aug. 14 deadline.
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West Nile Virus Detected in Lakewood Mosquitoes; What Residents Should Know
Lakewood mosquito testing found West Nile virus, but no Lakewood human case was reported. Here’s what residents should know about prevention and symptoms.
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Modesto begins environmental review for proposed east-side Walmart
Modesto CA – Environmental review is open for a proposed Walmart and retail project near Oakdale Road, with public comments due August 3, 2026.
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Lancaster Energy Plan Puts Power Purchases and Emissions Goals Under Review
Lancaster Energy’s 2026 plan reached the July 14 City Council agenda, but the review does not yet confirm new rates, contracts or service changes.
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Petaluma Council Approves Grand Jury Response Pending Edits
Petaluma’s council approved a response to a Sonoma County Grand Jury report pending edits, while outlining future animal-services oversight and reporting reforms.
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Garden Grove Filing Period Open for Mayor, 3 Council Districts
Garden Grove candidates can file for mayor and three council districts through August 7 at 5 p.m.; here’s what the city requires and where to start.
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Fontana approves grocery-anchored center at Sierra and Terra Vista
Fontana City Council approved a 69,617-square-foot grocery-anchored center at Sierra Avenue and Terra Vista Drive, changing planned residential use.
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Fulton voters face county parks-tax vote; Windsor tax is separate
Fulton residents are included in Sonoma County’s parks-tax vote, while Windsor’s proposed 1% tax would apply only to the town and its taxable purchases.
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Upland’s 2026 City Council Candidate Filing Period Is Open
Upland candidates can file for four-year City Council seats in Districts 2, 3 and 4 through noon August 7, with a possible extension through August 12.
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San Bernardino’s Draft 2050 General Plan Enters Final Days of Public Comment
San Bernardino residents have until July 31, 2026, to comment on a proposed planning package covering housing, zoning, transportation, parks and services.