Madison Aument

Only American and California flags will fly at Temecula Schools. That’s after a school board vote there last night. Critics say the real motive is to ban pride flags.

The Temecula Valley School Board has another slate of controversial items on the agenda for tonight’s meeting.

Three school boards in the Inland Empire… and a few in other cities…have adopted policies that require school staff to tell parents if their child identifies as transgender. Last week, a San Bernardino Superior Court judge ordered the Chino Valley Unified School District to hold off on enforcing its transgender notification rule while a lawsuit from California’s Attorney general progresses. Meanwhile, policies remain in place in some districts and two more adopted similar ones after the Judge’s ruling. Tony Thurmond, who’s California’s Superintendent of Public Instruction, says these policies discriminate against LGBTQ students.KVCR’s Madison Aument asked Thurmond what he plans to do as districts seem undaunted by strong words from state officials and a lawsuit.

A San Bernardino Superior Court judge has ruled the Chino Valley Unfied School District must stop enforcing a policy that requires school staff to notify parents if a student identifies as transgender. Chino Valley’s policy has served as a model for school districts in Temecula and Murrieta which adopted similar ones.

California’s Attorney General has sued a school district in the state to stop its policy to notify parents if a student identifies as transgender or gender nonconforming at school.

Riverside County officials estimate recovery from Tropical Storm Hilary could cost more than $126 million making it the most costly storm in Riverside County history.

The Temecula school board has adopted a policy that requires school staff to tell parents if their child identifies as transgender. The new policy… is nearly identical to two others put in place in Murrieta and Chino Valley in the last month.

One woman remains missing in the San Bernardino mountain community of Seven Oaks. That’s according to fire officials who say flooding from Tropical Storm Hilary washed away the woman’s trailer.

The Inland Empire is bracing for mudslides and flooding caused by rainfall from Southern California’s first tropical storm in more than 80 years. Hurricane Hilary— that’s churning off the coast of Baja California— is expected to make landfall as a tropical storm late Saturday night.

California’s Attorney General has denounced a new Murrieta school board policy that requires teachers to tell parents if their child identifies as transgender at school. The board adopted the policy last night.