Palm Springs is claiming some success in its battle against homelessness. Two hundred and thirty two homeless individuals have found a permanent place to live during the past three years because of programs put in place by the city, according to a statement on the Palm Springs website. Seven hundred …
Read More »Riverside expects to receive money from the state that it would use to improve health, economic opportunity and the environment in the city’s Eastside neighborhood, and it wants to know how residents there believe the money should be spent. Two public meetings in which the Transformative Climate Communities grants will …
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The Fourth District supervisor, formerly a state assemblyman and mayor of Chino Hills, spoke with IE Business Daily recently about a number of issues. Q: How would you describe yourself politically? A: I’m a Republican, but I consider myself a moderate. I believe both sides are supposed to work together …
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Riverside ranked first in the nation in the recent Government Experience Awards, which recognize state, county and local governments that use technology to improve how residents and government interact with each other. The awards are presented by the Center for Digital Government in Folsom. They recognize states, cities and counties …
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The Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District will began moving debris Tuesday from the Palm Canyon Wash on the south end of Palm Springs. Work will be done from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays and is expected to be finished by March 31 of next year, according …
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Riverside is asking residents to sign up for the boards and commissions that help shape city policies. The city’s 15 boards and commissions offer advice on policy decisions for the city, including general plan updates, building design, signs, parks and recreation, trees, traffic regulations, public utilities, ethics, street maintenance and …
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