Both counties have a variety of free and low cost Halloween events this year. From haunted houses to church carnivals and more, here are some of the Halloween events families can attend in the Inland Empire this year. Claremont: Halloween Spooktacular in the Claremont Village, Oct. 31 from 3:00 to 7:00 …
Read More »Hillside development to be studied
Moreno Valley will hold a special meeting regarding hillside residential development in the city. The meeting, a joint session between the city council and planning commission, is scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m. Thursday in the City Council Chamber, 14177 Frederick St., according to a statement. The meeting is being …
Read More »Free sandbags in Moreno Valley
Moreno Valley is really getting out in front of El Nino. First, the city asked for volunteers to fill sandbags in anticipation of the massive rainstorms predicted for this winter. Now, it’s offering those sandbags to its residents, free of charge. The city is making the bags available through April …
Read More »Council member sought
Coachella is looking for someone to fill its vacated City Council seat. As of this Tuesday morning, no one had applied to fill the spot left by former Councilwoman Maggie Zepeda, who stepped down last month for personal reasons, Deputy City Clerk Andrea Carranza said. However, the deadline to apply …
Read More »City looks to fill new committee
Beaumont is looking for volunteers to serve on the city’s recently formed financial committee. The six-member Standing Financial Committee will be made up of five residents and a sixth seat to be filled by a business owner and/or resident, according to release issued by the city. All members will be …
Read More »Inland utility gets award
Riverside Public Utilities has been named one of the top sustainable water utilities in the United States by the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies. The award was announced Monday during the association’s annual Executive Management Conference in Savannah, Ga. Riverside Public Utilities was one of 12 utilities recognized for its …
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