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Perris launches online streaming service

Perris has begun a 24-hour online streaming channel on its YouTube page. The service, which began early this month, allows residents to access Perris TV from their computer, tablet or smart phone regardless of where they are, according to a statement on the city’s website. Until now, PTV content has …

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MoVal gets award for internet access

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Moreno Valley has been recognized for helping its residents get better internet access. The California Society of Municipal Finance Officers recently presented the city with its Innovation Award for its CLiC program, according to a statement on the city’s website. CLiC – Computer Learning and Internet Connectivity – provides free internet …

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Moreno Valley looks to fill council seat

Moreno Valley is accepting applications from residents interested in finishing the District 2 city council term, which became vacant when Councilwoman Carla J. Thornton passed away last month following an illness. Applicants must be at least 18 years old, live in District 2 and be registered to vote in Moreno …

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AV to discuss housing

Apple Valley wants to know what its residents think about the town’s housing policies. The High Desert town is scheduled to hold a virtual meeting via Zoom at 6 p.m. Feb. 24, in which residents will offer views on how Apple Valley can best meet its housing needs in the …

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Moreno Valley looks to fill council seat

Palm Springs to hold state of city

Moreno Valley is accepting applications from residents interested in finishing the District 2 city council term, which became vacant when Councilwoman Carla J. Thornton passed away last month following an illness. Applicants must be at least 18 years old, live in District 2 and be registered to vote in Moreno …

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SB County gives vaccine priority to seniors

San Bernardino County continues to administer Pfizer and Moderna vaccines for COVID-19, but demand for the vaccine continues to outpace supply. People 65 years old and older are still receiving top priority, and more appointments are expected to be available in the next week or so, according to a statement …

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