It’s not too late to register a classic car for this year’s Route 66 Cruisin’ Reunion, scheduled to be held this Friday and Saturday in downtown Ontario. Well-maintained cars that were built no later than 1988 are eligible to participate in this annual two-day event, which will again feature live …
Read More »Work starts on long-anticipated Perris park
Perris has broken ground on Enchanted Hills Park, a 22-acre facility that will be built near Interstate 215 and the 74 Freeway. The site, mostly undeveloped, will be transformed into a neighborhood park with a multi-use field, play areas for toddlers and children, restrooms, picnic shelters, bridges, trails and a …
Read More »Residents to weigh in on future priorities for Palm Springs
Palm Springs residents are being asked to participate in the National Community Survey, which local governments use to question their residents on a range of topics. Results of the survey, which will be conducted in two phases later this month, will give Palm Springs’ officials a better sense of how …
Read More »Moreno Valley Art Loan Program accepting applications
Moreno Valley Art Loan Program accepting applications The city’s Art Loan program is accepting “family-friendly” works of art for placement in the Moreno Valley council chamber, library, and several other city-owned locations. Artists that live or work in Moreno Valley are asked to submit their work for consideration. “Moreno Valley …
Read More »Martha’s Village and Kitchen to help the homeless in Palm Springs
One of the largest providers of help to homeless people in Riverside County has come to Palm Springs. Martha’s Village and Kitchen has begun setting up a drop-in/access center at the former Palm Springs Boxing Club, 225 S. Cielo Road, according to a statement on the city’s website. The Indio-based …
Read More »Survey says Ontario is a good place to live
More than three-fourths of Ontario residents believe their city is an “excellent” or “good” place to live, a city-commissioned survey has found. Twenty-seven percent rated the city “just fair,” while only two percent rated it a “poor” place to live, according to a study conducted by FM3, a Los Angeles …
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