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Prostitution Demand Reduction Operation

On Tuesday, November 22, 2022, the Moreno Valley Station’s Problem Oriented Policing Team (POP), Homeless Outreach Team (HOT) and Gang teams along with the Riverside County Anti Human Trafficking team (R.C.A.H.T.) conducted a Prostitution Demand Reduction operation in the city of Moreno Valley.

Governor Newsom Convenes Local Leaders to More Aggressively Tackle the State’s Homelessness Crisis

Governor Gavin Newsom convened local leaders to discuss their plans to tackle the homelessness crisis and identify new strategies and opportunities to more ambitiously address street encampments across the state.

Breaking the back of inflation requires energy policy changes

My first blush takeaway from the mid-terms is how disaffected so many of us are. Feeling poorer through inflation is just depressing. This includes the psychological damage felt when your loved ones are also hurting. Our society is inarguably in steep decline with no end in sight.

Visit Temecula Valley Invites Visitors to Temecula Chilled

That crisp chill in the air can mean only one thing: the holidays are right around the corner! It is almost time for Temecula Chilled, a magical winter festival that captures the warmth, beauty, and festive spirit of the Temecula Valley during the holiday season.

Airbnb aims to convince more people to rent out their homes

Convinced that the boom in leisure travel is permanent, Airbnb aims to expand its listings by convincing more people to turn their homes into short-term rentals.

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