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Palm Springs will spend $9 million paving streets this year, the most the city has ever spent on that annual project. The city council approved the funding at its regular meeting Feb. 29, according to a statement on the city’s website. Revenue for the 50-street project will come from Measure …

Southern California Gas is providing grants of up to $200 to help some households pay their natural gas bills. Recipients of grants from the $1 million Gas Assistance Fund are determined by household income and household size, according to a statement released by the public utility. “This winter, there is …

Riverside’s fire department has been re-accredited by the Commission on Fire Accreditation International. That move leaves Riverside one of only five California fire departments with that accreditation, as well as the highest recognition – ISO Class 1 – given out by the state’s Insurance Services Office, according to a statement …

Eight months after it opened, Corona held a grand opening ceremony at a former hotel that has been converted into a homeless facility. Vista Dorada reached full capacity in June, not long after it opened, but a ceremony marking that milestone was postponed because of a COVID-19 outbreak at the …

Voters in Riverside County may now cast their ballots in the March 5 presidential primary election. Seventeen voting centers were scheduled to open throughout the county Feb. 24, and another 131 will open March 2, according to a statement on the county’s website. Residents may vote in-person or return their …

San Bernardino will soon launch a mobile veterinary clinic that will allow the city’s Animal Services Department to provide treatments throughout the city, including spay and neuter procedures, vaccinations, and microchipping. The mobile clinic was to have been introduced Feb. 20 during a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Secombe Park, but that …