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Riverside County Vote Centers Open Saturday For June 2 Primary Election
Starting tomorrow, Riverside County voters will be able to cast their ballot for the June 2 primary election at one of 21 vote centers.
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Coachella Accepting Applications For Council Vacancy
Coachella residents interested in being considered for the city council vacancy have until Tuesday at 5 p.m. to turn in their applications.
Riverside Council Reviews Proposed Budget, Debates Cuts To Public Works
During an initial review of Riverside’s proposed budget for the next two years, Councilmember Philip Falcone pushed back against plans to reduce public works spending.
Public Meeting Roundup — May 18-22
One of the best ways to get involved in your community is to attend public meetings of county, city and school district elected officials.
Legal Group Alleges Riverside’s $100K Public Records Fee Violated State Law
A press right’s legal group said it plans to sue Riverside, alleging the city violated state’s public records law.
CA Supreme Court To Review UCLA Voting Rights Project Case Against Bianco
The California Supreme Court this week announced it would review the legal case filed by the UCLA Voting Rights Project on behalf of four Riverside County voters.
Riverside Voters Heading To The Polls To Vote On Measure Z — Again
With ballots already mailed out for next month’s statewide primary election, Riverside voters are being asked whether they support an increase and extension of the city’s Measure Z sales tax.
Data Center Town Hall Turns Contentious As Residents From Across The Valley Demand Answers
A community town hall Monday night in Coachella was supposed to give concerned residents answers about a proposed data center project, but instead left many frustrated.
Public Works, Affordable Housing Among Riverside County Residents’ Top Budget Priorities
Ahead of next month’s scheduled budget workshop and public hearing, the Riverside County Board of Supervisors Tuesday received the results of the Community Budget Priority survey and a summary of…
State Civil Rights Department Opens Probe Into Riverside’s Affordable Housing Vote, ACLU Says
The American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California announced Monday that the state’s civil rights agency had opened an investigation into allegations that Riverside officials violated anti-discrimination laws.
Public Meeting Roundup — May 11-15
One of the best ways to get involved in your community is to attend public meetings of county, city and school district elected officials.
10 Hopefuls Running For 3 Riverside City Council Seats
The Riverside Record spoke with eight of the 10 hopefuls about several citywide issues to help voters make more informed decisions for themselves, their families and their communities.
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