The Riverside County Transportation Department has awarded a $64 million contract to a Central California construction company. Watsonville-based Granite will be in charge of the Jurupa Road grade separation in Jurupa Valley, according to a statement. That project will include building a grade separation between Jurupa Road and the Union …
Read More »City to replace bridge
Moreno Valley will replace the bridge at Moreno Beach Drive and the 60 Freeway, a 50-year-old structure built by the California Department of Transportation. Construction is expected to begin this summer and be completed in early 2023, according to a statement on the city’s website. The Moreno Beach Drive project …
Read More »County gets state housing grants
Riverside County has been awarded $25.5 million to create 119 permanent housing units for persons with “severe and persistent” mental illness. The money, from the state’s No Place Like Home program, will help people who are homeless, chronically homeless, or at risk of being homeless, according to a statement released …
Read More »Riverside will use $9.1 million state grant to upgrade Eastside Neighborhood
The money, part of a larger statewide program, will be used to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the community through environmental means, including planting trees, installing free solar panels, and if things go as planned, getting people to walk more and drive less. Riverside’s historic Eastside Neighborhood is about …
Read More »Lock Dawson, Gonzalez meets with the governor
Riverside Mayor Patricia Lock Dawson and Police Chief Larry Gonzalez met with Gov. Gavin Newsom Wednesday at a roundtable and press conference. The event, attended by mayors and police chiefs from California’s 13 largest cities, was a discussion on how to address crime and reduce organized theft statewide, according to …
Read More »Palm Springs affordable housing project gets state grant
A planned 71-unit affordable housing project in Palm Springs for senior citizens has received a boost from state of California. The Department of Housing and Community Development’s has donated $6.4 million to West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation, developer of Aloe Palm Canyon, according to a statement. That project, which the …
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