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City Drops Water Suit

City Drops Water Suit

Riverside has announced it’s dropping its lawsuit that challenged the State Water Resources Control Board’s emergency drought regulations. City officials took that action after the board agreed to allow all water suppliers to establish their own conservation goals based on local needs and anticipated demands, according to a statement released …

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Town Buys Local Landmark

City Looks to Help Small Businesses

Apple Valley has assumed ownership of Hilltop House, a city landmark that was built during the 1950s by two local developers. The town council on Wednesday closed escrow on the property, paying $360,000 for the structure on Bass Hill that was once used as a conference center but has been …

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City Presents Environmental Award

City Presents Environmental Award

Riverside has given out its first Green Business Award. City officials, including representatives from Riverside Public Utilities, recently presented the award to UTC Aerospace Systems, according to a statement on the city’s website. With an assist from California’s Green Business Program, the city utility helped UTC Aerospace make changes to …

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Supervisors Approve JPA Overhaul

Riverside County Board of Supervisors

The Riverside County Board of Supervisors Tuesday agreed to move forward with a plan that will refine and reorganize the March Joint Powers Authority, the agency that oversees March Air Reserve Base and is in charge of development there. In a 5-0 vote, the board declared that preserving and protecting …

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Mayor Comments on Scandal

Mayor Mike Lara

Beaumont is pledging its full cooperation with the Riverside County District Attorney’s office in that office’s investigation into the city’s corruption scandal. City officials are also taking action to make sure such a scandal never happens again, Mayor Mike Lara said in a statement. “We have been cooperating with all …

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Corruption Charges Filed

Corruption Charges Filed

Charges have been filed against seven former Beaumont officials. The charges stem from a public corruption case in which nearly $43 million went missing from city coffers, Riverside County District Attorney Mike Hestrin announced in a statement released Tuesday. Former City Manager Alan Kapanicas, former Economic Development Director David Dillon, …

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