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RCC promotes Cruzs-Soto Jr.

RCC promotes Cruzs-Soto Jr.

Thomas Cruz-Soto Jr. has been named interim vice president of student services at Riverside City College. Cruz has served as the school’s dean of student services, where he was responsible for student programs such as EOP&S/CARE, Veterans Services, and the Guardian Scholars program, according to a statement on the school’s …

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Inland food bank helps Hurricane Helene victims

Inland food bank helps Hurricane Helene victims

The lnland Empire’s largest food bank has donated 22,000 pounds of disaster relief boxes to victims of Hurricane Helene. Feeding America Riverside/San Bernardino delivered 800 boxes that were assembled by volunteers at Aldi’s Moreno Valley distribution center, according to a statement released by the Riverside-based food bank. Feeding America Riverside/San …

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Federal grant will help pay for teacher diversity

Riverside gets housing grant

Cal State San Bernardino has received a $3.3 million federal grant that it will use to increase teacher diversity in the Inland Empire. The five-year grant from the Department of Education will pay for ExMILE – Excellence as Multilingual Innovators and Leaders in Education – a program meant to increase …

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Major overpass opens in Menifee

Major overpass opens in Menifee

The Holland Road Overpass has opened in Menifee, a project that will make it easier for people to move around the city. A four-lane structure between Antelope and Haun roads that runs above Interstate 215, the overpass includes sidewalks and bicycle paths, according to a statement on the city’s website. …

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Riverside begins updating of general and climate plans

Riverside begins updating of general and climate plans

Riverside has begun updating two of its most important documents: Its General Plan and the Climate Action and Adaptation Plan for 2050. Last updated in 2007, the general plan will determine Riverside’s zoning and land-use policies through 2025, according to a statement on the city’s website. The climate action plan …

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