The Central Valley county is among those experiencing one of the largest increases in registered voters, reflecting a broader statewide push as Californians prepare for upcoming elections.

The trend highlights growing voter engagement across California, including in counties outside the state’s largest metropolitan areas. Election officials continue to encourage eligible residents to check their registration status, update their information if they have moved or changed their name, and make sure they are prepared to participate when ballots are cast.

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The five registrants, who were not identified, will be served with arrest warrants, according to the department.

Riverside County residents can visit www.meganslaw.ca.gov to find out which and how many sex offenders live in their community.

No other information was immediately available.

During an annual compliance check on Thursday, five registered sex offenders in Temecula were found to be in violation, the Riverside Sheriff’s Department said Friday.

Of 82 registered offenders in the city, 77 were found to comply with annual registration requirements. Each year, registrants are required to verify that they are living at their reported residences and are following any probation or parole terms, the department said.

The five registrants, who were not identified, will be served with arrest warrants, according to the department.

Riverside County residents can visit www.meganslaw.ca.gov to find out which and how many sex offenders live in their community.

No other information was immediately available.

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