Legal Roundup: Riverside police officer denied immunity after shooting
A roundup of recent legal stories affecting Riversiders from our friends at Follow Our Courts.
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A roundup of recent legal stories affecting Riversiders from our friends at Follow Our Courts.
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Sentenced to 57 Days in work release program, Cervantes also ordered to install ignition interlock and pay fine.
The Riverside Fire Department has launched a free mobile app, PulsePoint, to notify CPR-trained residents of nearby cardiac arrest incidents in public areas.
Judicial Council discusses court vacancies & funding, CA Supreme Court redefines "presence" in emotional distress cases, 'Snake Burglar' pleads guilty, and Riverside's evidence-sharing under scrutiny.
CA Court of Appeal upholds 1,782 case dismissals in a blow to DA Mike Hestrin, nursing facility to pay $3.8 million to settle illegal kickbacks accusation, and tax preparer sentenced to six years for filing false returns.
Despite the setbacks caused by the break-in, the staff at UC Riverside Botanic Gardens remains committed to restoring and maintaining the facility for its community.
Riverside Councilmember and Assembly District candidate, Clarissa Cervantez, was arrested for driving under the influence, marking her second DUI offense, and is scheduled to appear in court on August 30.
The Riverside Police Department (RPD) is inviting local businesses to apply for its Safety and Security Program Grants. The grants
On Monday, February 6, 2023, Chief of Police Larry Gonzalez gave the Human Resources Board an update on the state of the Riverside Police Department [RPD], now the largest department in the City with over 500 staffed positions. “We always like to start off with our mission,” said Chief Gonzalez, RPD
Does post-pandemic pre-teen parenting have you longing for the days when the latest episode of Paw Patrol was the most dramatic thing in your home? If you answered “yes”, the Riverside Police Department’s upcoming O.W.E. Jr. juvenile intervention and prevention program for 4th through 6th graders ma
Senator Richard Roth (D-Riverside) introduced SB 75 which would add 26 new superior court judgeships to underserved regions across the state, including here in Riverside where the majority of the judicial need in the state is concentrated alongside our neighbors in the Inland Empire. “Every day we s
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