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Jury Awards $2.25M To Sheriff’s Sergeant Forced To Resign After Reporting Harassment
A jury last month ordered Riverside County to pay $2.25 million to a former Riverside County Sheriff’s Office sergeant who said he was forced out of the department in retaliation for reporting workplace harassment.
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Riverside Officials, Latino Network Begin Outreach To Discuss Future Of Cesar Chavez Monument, Building
The city of Riverside and the Riverside Latino Network this week have started the community feedback process regarding the future of a memorial statue and community center dedicated to late civil rights leader Cesar Chavez.
April Is Autism Awareness Month. The Coachella Valley Has Become A Destination For The Community
The Riverside County Board of Supervisors Tuesday started the meeting with a series of presentations, one of which recognized the efforts of Visit Greater Palm Springs to turn the Coachella Valley into a Certified Autism Destination.
Public Meeting Roundup — April 27 – May 1
One of the best ways to get involved in your community is to attend public meetings of county, city and school district elected officials.
I.E. United Ramps Up Outreach Efforts Ahead of June Primary
With just 36 days to go until the June 2 primary election, Inland Empire United has started ramping up its outreach in an effort to make sure voters are informed, engaged and ready to head to the polls.
City Manager Mike Futrell Says He’s Staying In Riverside
Ten days after announcing he had accepted a job with the city of Pasadena, City Manager Mike Futrell has instead opted to remain in Riverside.
Achievement Gaps, Artificial Intelligence And More: State Superintendent Hopefuls Detail Their Plans At Candidate Forums
The top candidates vying to be California’s next superintendent of public instruction took the stage for two virtual forums last week, detailing how they would handle achievement gaps, artificial intelligence concerns, LGBTQ+ protections and more.
Riverside To Test New Housing Development Strategy On University Avenue
The Riverside City Council Tuesday voted unanimously to pilot a year-long program on University Avenue that, if effective, could jumpstart housing development in the area, according to the city.
Calimesa Council Selects Acton Architecture For City Hall Project
The Calimesa City Council this month unanimously approved spending up to $430,000 to convert a former bank building into a new city hall.
Palo Verde Hospital CEO Sandra Anaya Stepping Down Amid ‘Reorganization’
Palo Verde Hospital CEO Sandra Anaya is set to step down from her position with the embattled hospital this week.
Public Meeting Roundup — April 20-24
One of the best ways to get involved in your community is to attend public meetings of county, city and school district elected officials.
Supervisors Vote Against Hiring Outside Counsel For Sheriff In Election Investigation Lawsuits
The Riverside County Board of Supervisors Tuesday voted 4-1 to not authorize the hiring of outside counsel or pay outside counsel to defend the lawsuits stemming from Sheriff Chad Bianco’s…
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