Tuesday , May 12 2026

People on the Move

Adams named top city manager

Temecula City Manager Aaron Adams has been named the 2026 City Manager of the Year by the California City Management Association. The award “recognizes a city manager who has demonstrated exceptional leadership and commitment to serving their community,” according to a statement on the city’s website. “This award highlights Aaron …

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Morales named to climate fellowship

Fortino Morales III, Riverside’s sustainability manager, has been named a member of the Center for Community Investment’s 2026–2027 cohort of the California Climate Leaders Fellowship. That program supports individuals in California “who are advancing community-centered climate resilience through equity, community power, and community investment,” according to a statement on the …

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Karrer steps down as police chief

Chris Karrer has retired as Menifee’s police chief after four years with the department. A 24-year veteran of law enforcement, Karrer lead several specialty units during his career, including traffic, problem-oriented policing, code enforcement, animal services, and crime scene investigation, according to a statement on the city’s website. Captain Dave …

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Oden to lead Palm Springs parade

Ron Oden will serve as grand marshal in Palm Springs’ 39th annual Black History Parade & Town Fair. Oden, the city’s first African American mayor, will be joined by Marcus Funchess, the first African American Superintendent of Palm Springs Unified School District, according to a statement on the city’s website. …

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Patterson listed among top chief nurses

Leah Patterson, chief nursing officer at Riverside University Health System – Medical Center, has been included on Becker’s Hospital Review “CNOs to know” list for 2025. Patterson is one of 274 chief nursing officers nationwide recognized by the publication, according to a statement on Riverside County’s website. Those listed “are at the forefront of the profession, …

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Glover Woods reappointed to education board

Cynthia Glover Woods has been reappointed to the California Board of Education. An Eastvale resident, Glover Woods has served on the 11-member panel since 2020, according to the governor’s website. Woods taught at the Riverside County Office of Education School of Education from 2024 to 2025. She was also an adjunct …

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