L. Dennis Michael is stepping down as mayor of Rancho Cucamonga after 16 years on the job. Michael announced his retirement at the recent State of the City event at the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center. Born in 1947, Michael is a lifelong resident of the community now known as Rancho Cucamonga; …
Read More »Futrell to stay in Riverside
Mike Futrell, Riverside’s city manager, is staying put. Ten days after it was announced he was leaving to become Pasadena’s city manager, Pasadena released a statement saying Futrell had decided to stay in Riverside, according to multiple sources. “City manager candidate Mike Futrell informed the Pasadena city council that he has …
Read More »Eastvale keeps fighting to get its own ZIP code
Eastvale’s battle to secure its own ZIP code is pushing forward. Mayor Pro Tem Clint Lorimore, council member Mike McMinn, and city staff recently traveled to Washington, D.C. and met with Senators, members of Congress and their staff and discussed changing flawed ZIP code boundaries. Eastvale has been fighting that …
Read More »Futrell to leave Riverside
Riverside City Manager Mike Futrell is leaving the city to take the same position in Pasadena. Futrell, who has been Riverside’s top executive since January 2023, helped lead the city out of the post-pandemic era, while strengthening its finances, and reaffirming its AA+ credit rating, according to a statement on …
Read More »Palm Springs hopes assessment district will lure more visitors, fix its convention center
A city known around the world for its tourism wants to attract more conventions and more tourists. The Palm Springs City Council has approved a resolution of intention to create a Tourism Improvement District that will raise money to help pay for a $135 million renovation of the Palm Springs Convention …
Read More »Homeless navigation center breaks ground
A groundbreaking ceremony was held recently at the future site of the West End Regional Navigation Center in Fontana. The 200-bed facility at 1109 Jasmine St. will shelter homeless individuals until they can be moved into permanent housing, according to a statement on San Bernardino County’s website. It will be …
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