Two of four candidates respond to questions on misconduct, oversight, ethics and campaign money — including follow-ups to Ayra on police and business group support.
The Land Use Committee discusses whether to regulate or ban data centers, and the Deaf Commission reviews a 2027 work plan calling for a Deaf cultural community center study and ASL interpreters at city emergency broadcasts.
Challengers Jinane Annous and Duffy Atkinson and incumbent Noemi Hernandez Alexander explain how they would balance the district's finances as enrollment declines.
A look back at the council's votes on housing and traffic safety, the Transportation Board's park and street recommendations, and what to watch next.
The statewide measure would fund affordable housing, homebuyer aid and veterans’ housing — though how much would reach Riverside is unclear.
Lori K.M. Cox, a longtime government auditor, starts Oct. 19 at the helm of the voter-approved office charged with rooting out fraud, waste and abuse.
Candidates answer the Gazette’s questions on affordable housing, University Terrace and Riverside’s response to homelessness.
Board members debate whether to amend the city charter so customers can get direct refunds from the utility's greenhouse gas allowance sales.
City Council considers a resolution supporting Proposition 1, hiring an inspector general and a pilot to narrow Linden Street, while the Transportation Board reviews traffic changes in Fairmount Park.
The Planning Commission unanimously cleared an Alta Vista Innovation High School location in Magnolia Center and a senior care facility in Orangecrest.
Amari's Place would serve pregnant and parenting teens in Ward 2, while proposed rent changes target inherited mobile homes and park improvement charges.
The Ward 2 race turned heated over University Terrace and a $1,500 donation, as all four candidates fielded questions on housing, jobs and polarization.
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