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Riverside, Housing Advocates Set To Meet For Mediation Amid State Civil Rights Probe
More than a dozen supporters of a rejected affordable housing project spoke during Tuesday’s Riverside City Council meeting, days before the state’s civil rights agency is set to hold mediation talks between city representatives and housing advocates.
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Sen. Cervantes, Xavier Becerra Advocate For Passage Of Voting Rights Bills
State Sen. Sabrina Cervantes was joined Wednesday by gubernatorial candidate and UCLA Voting Rights Project Senior Advisor Xavier Becerra at a press conference calling on legislators to support a pair of bills aimed at protecting the voting rights of Californians.
Riverside’s Healthy Lifestyle Initiative Ramping Up Efforts
The Blue Zones Project is a well-being initiative with the goal of improving quality of life by influencing policies, hosting community events and optimizing local services.
Palo Verde Hospital Announces Temporary Closure Of Community Clinic
Palo Verde Hospital in Blythe announced Wednesday that it would be temporarily closing its Community Clinic while seeking to recruit and hire a qualified healthcare provider.
Perris Council Puts Warehouse Tax Measure On November Ballot
The Perris City Council last week voted unanimously to place a warehouse business license tax measure on the November ballot.
Food Waste From LA Warehouse Fire Dumped In Corona Landfill
The Riverside County Department of Environmental Health said there have been no issues since Corona-based El Sobrante Landfill began taking in millions of pounds of rotten food from a Boyle Heights warehouse that caught fire in June.
Public Meeting Roundup — August 3-7
One of the best ways to get involved in your community is to attend public meetings of county, city and school district elected officials.
From Facebook To The Frontlines: Temecula Residents Mobilize Against Proposed Transmission Line
In the sweltering summer heat, a sea of yellow shirts embossed with the words “Save Temecula” flooded street corners surrounding the Temecula Duck Pond Friday.
California Supreme Court Sets Date For Oral Arguments in Bianco Cases
The California Supreme Court has set the date for oral arguments in two cases filed in response to Sheriff Chad Bianco’s investigation into alleged election irregularities.
Riverside’s Latino Neighborhoods Most Impacted By Year Of Immigration Enforcement, Advocates Say
Rapid responders began mobilizing last year after the Trump administration first ramped up its immigration enforcement operations across Southern California.
Riverside Gathers Community Input On Future Of Cesar Chavez Community Center
Riversiders came to the table this week armed with ideas for renaming the Cesar E. Chavez Community Center on the city’s Eastside.
Riverside Appoints Tom Hatch As Interim City Manager Amid Search For Permanent Replacement
The Riverside City Council Tuesday unanimously voted in closed session to appoint Tom Hatch as the interim city manager while the city continues its search for a permanent replacement.
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