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County makes changes to vaccination sites

Riverside University trauma center receives level one designation

Riverside County health officials have announced changes to its COVID-19 vaccination sites. The changes – several new sites, some schedule changes and one closing – began this week in an attempt to improve access to testing countywide, according to a statement on the county’s website. Those changes include: Three sites …

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Moreno Valley looking for young leaders

Riverside committee to perform annual review of ethics code

Moreno Valley residents 14 to 20 years old are asked to apply for a spot on the city’s Emerging Leaders Council. The council, intended for young people interested in local government, will have nine voting members, two alternates and up to 30 non-voting members at-large, according to a statement on …

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City to decide fate of short-term vacation rentals

Cathedral City will hold a special election today to decide how it will deal with short-term vacation rentals. If approved, Measure B will leave in place the city’s current regulations, which were approved by the city council after “one year of community engagement and feedback,” according to a statement on …

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SB County moves forward on underground rail project

The proposed Ontario Airport Loop would connect the airport to Rancho Cucamonga’s Metrolink Station. The four-mile tunnel would cost about $85 million, a fraction of what an above-ground system would cost. Negotiations to build an underground transit service between Rancho Cucamonga’s Metrolink station and Ontario International Airport are underway. The …

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Redlands gets set to redo housing policies

Redlands is asking for the public’s help in updating the housing element of the city’s general plan. The current housing element details Redlands’ housing goals from 2013 through the end of this year, and by law it must be updated, according to a statement on the city’s website. The housing …

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Riverside County looks to upgrade unincorporated areas

Riverside County is asking residents of unincorporated communities to identify the services and programs they most need. The Unincorporated Communities Initiative will rank projects and services for future budget cycles, beginning with the 2021-2022 fiscal year budget that starts July 1, according to a statement on the county’s website. It …

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