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Public Meeting Roundup — October 19-23
One of the best ways to get involved in your community is to attend public meetings of county, city and school district elected officials.
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3 Inland Empire Mayors Urge Residents To Vote Yes On Prop 1
Three Inland Empire mayors last Friday called on voters to support a California housing bond on the November 3 ballot, which they said would help address the issue of affordable housing in the region. “It gives us more affordable homes, the ability to build those and gives more of our residents the opportunity to build…
Ballots From November Special Statewide Election To Be Destroyed
The Riverside County Registrar of Voters is set to destroy the ballots from last November’s special statewide election at the heart of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office investigation into alleged election irregularities.
Riverside Unified Candidates Discuss Declining Enrollment, Measure O at Community Forum
The three Riverside Unified School District Board of Education candidates discussed districtwide issues like declining enrollment and Measure O bond spending at a forum put on last week by a local neighborhood group.
Public Meeting Roundup — October 12-16
One of the best ways to get involved in your community is to attend public meetings of county, city and school district elected officials.
Lake Elsinore Extends Data Center Moratorium To 1 Year
The Lake Elsinore City Council last week voted unanimously to extend its urgency moratorium on data centers by 10 months and 15 days, for a total of one year.
Community Group Calls On Supervisors To Ban Data Centers Countywide
Supervisors Tuesday heard from a handful of residents calling on the board to implement a moratorium on the approval of new data center approvals and the consideration of hyperscale data center proposals in unincorporated areas of the county.
Riverside Council Candidates Talk Policy, Issues At Community Forum
The four Riverside City Council candidates this week discussed regional issues like warehouses, data centers and campaign contribution limits at a forum put on by a local neighborhood group.
Shaw, Barrera Clash Over Parental Rights, Trump And SAT In California State Superintendent Debate
California superintendent of public instruction candidates Sonja Shaw and Richard Barrera offered sharply different visions for the state’s top elected education post during a Wednesday evening debate hosted by EdSource.
Indio Extends Data Center Moratorium For Up To 1 Year
The Indio City Council Wednesday night voted unanimously to extend its urgency moratorium on data centers for up to one year to allow staff time to draft a citywide ban.
Community Meetings Set To Discuss Sheriff Oversight
Three public listening sessions have been set as the Riverside County Board of Supervisors ad hoc committee on sheriff oversight continues to evaluate options.
Riverside Council Hires First Inspector General 2 Years After Voter Approval
Almost two years after voters approved Measure L, the city of Riverside has appointed its first inspector general.
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