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Riverside to review its ethics code

Riverside will hold a public meeting to discuss possible changes to the city’s code of ethics and conduct. The city council’s Inclusiveness, Community Engagement, and Governmental Processes Committee is scheduled to hold a virtual meeting at 3:30 p.m. Sept. 2, during which the committee will ask for input from the …

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Riverside allows more businesses to operate outdoors

A Riverside program that helps restaurants serve customers outdoors has been expanded to include retail and service businesses. The Temporary Outdoor Flex Space Program now allows businesses to operate on private land and in public rights‐of‐way as long as they follow state regulations regarding social distancing and other state safety …

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Apple Valley approves use of federal money for COVID-19 victims

Apple Valley residents who have been hurt financially by COVID-19 may now receive help from the city. The town council recently approved using money from federal Community Development Block Grants to help residents with rent payments, utilities, and security deposits, according to a statement on the town’s website. Block Grant …

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Riverside named one of the healthiest cities in the U.S.

Riverside has been named the 59th fittest city in the United States by the American College of Sports Medicine. Riverside was one of 15 California cities to make the Indianapolis-based college’s annual 100-city American Fitness Index, and the only one from the Inland Empire, according to a statement released Tuesday. …

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Moreno Valley wins international award

Moreno Valley has been recognized by the International City/County Management Association. The association recently presented the city with its 2020 Local Government Excellence Award in the Community Diversity & Inclusion category, according to a statement on the city’s website. Moreno Valley was recognized for its MoVaLearns-Mayors Challenge program, which helps …

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Palm Springs extends ban on COVID-19 evictions

Evictions plague much of U.S.

Palm Springs has extended its temporary ban on COVID-19 related evictions. The urgency ordinance, which the city council passed unanimously, means anyone who can’t pay their rent because they’ve been impacted by the pandemic is safe until at least July 31, according to a summary of the ordinance by the …

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