By Amanda Schallert
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Riverside city attorney is seeking the power to prosecute all misdemeanors within its jurisdiction, despite concerns from the district attorney's office about unnecessary city spending and a lack of experience in the new unit.
The Riverside City Council is set to vote next month on adding a city charter amendment to the June municipal election ballot. The city attorney's office already ...
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