Supervisor Karen Spiegel said the Board of Supervisors approved roughly $1.5 million for RCTC to study potential I‑15 improvements in Temescal Canyon; she urged review of Measure A materials ahead of the vote and emphasized relying on official sources for election information.

CAL FIRE told the Temescal Valley MAC the Elsinore Fuel‑Break Project covers about 1,057 acres and 21.5 linear miles; roughly 460 acres have been treated and about 150 of ~500 landowners have signed participation agreements. Funding and landowner participation limit the pace of work.

Riverside County Emergency Management advised Temescal Valley residents to prepare for El Niño by assembling supplies, signing up for Alert RivCo, and considering flood insurance (which can take up to 30 days to become effective). Officials cautioned El Niño indicators do not guarantee rainfall amounts.