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Riverside has scheduled a public meeting to discuss upgrades to South Main Street, one of the most traveled corridors in the Northside neighborhood. The South Main Complete Street Project will cover Main Street between Third Street and Highway 60, and be paid for with a federal Safe Streets for All …

Riverside has received a $6 million grant that it will use to upgrade Martha McLean Anza Narrows Park. The money from the California Coastal Conservancy will pay for half of the $12 million project which will make it easier to reach the Santa Ana River and the Santa Ana River Trail, …

San Bernardino is celebrating a substantial drop in its homeless population. The number of homeless living in the city fell 23.6 percent between 2026 and 2025, from 1,535 to 1,172, according to a statement on the city’s website. Those numbers are based on San Bernardino’s 2026 Point-In-Time Count, which staff …

In less than two months, short-term housing rentals will no longer be available in San Bernardino. On April 15, the city council voted 4-3 to ban all short-term rentals in the city, a move that includes Airbnb, HomeAway, and Vrbo. It does not apply to hotels or motels. Council members …

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; …

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 …