đď¸ Riverside News- March 1, 2026
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City Council doesnât meet this week. Other committees meet to consider establishing a Department of Housing and Human Services, the return of speed humps, and $44 million in Measure Z dollars to fund a new police headquarters.
Following a 2022 community survey, Riverside Public Libraries are extending hours to meet residents' requests for more weekend and evening availability.
New program aims to bridge the gap between hunger and health in Riverside.
Council to consider a $10M allocation to Cityâs reserves in Tuesdayâs meeting.
The theatre group readies for their centennial milestone, a testament to artistic resilience.
The first city-led jail in-reach program in Riverside County addressed 2022 data finding 20 percent of homeless people had previously been incarcerated.
St. Michaelâs Riverside Episcopal Ministry Center opens 50-unit apartments for low-income families.
City Council doesnât meet this week. The Housing and Homelessness Committee reviews the latest data on people experiencing homelessness in Riverside.
Over 50,000 Riversders live in a different ward than they did last week.
Council to consider a $2.26M cost-sharing agreement for water recycling project and a $10M allocation to City's reserves in Tuesday's meeting.
CA Court of Appeal upholds 1,782 case dismissals in a blow to DA Mike Hestrin, nursing facility to pay $3.8 million to settle illegal kickbacks accusation, and tax preparer sentenced to six years for filing false returns.
Iconic clubhouse, integral to the city's legacy, needs costly repairs exceeding the non-profit group's budget.
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