City government, council, and mayoral action — budgets, zoning, transportation, and municipal policy.
Council will consider eminent domain for a quiet zone project stopping train horns sounded 31 times daily at two crossings, award $5.56 million for street resurfacing, and review Riverside Alive Project environmental certification appeals.
Futrell highlights manufacturing, teaching hospital plans, and convention center expansion in second annual Chamber address.
City Council does not meet this week. Cultural Heritage Board to review the Riverside 2050 Plan's historic preservation policies and Planning Commission considers of a 117-unit apartment development.
Board of Ethics must now give equal weight to evidence from both complainants and accused officials during preliminary review.
City releases bilingual Know Your Rights materials as first monthly report shows zero community-submitted reports through new 311 system.
Committee directs staff to draft ordinance eliminating standalone tobacco retailers after finding employees openly selling methamphetamine pipes.
Council will consider a local shopping rewards program and review modifying subdivision restrictions to permit state-required lot splits; the Land Use Committee will review tobacco regulations that could phase out existing shops.
Councilmember Falcone's "50 for 50 Challenge" brings students behind the scenes to spark interest in local government.
Move delegates voting power to Public Utilities staff for five mutual water companies.
City Council will review representation on mutual water company boards, the Transportation Board considers parking restrictions, turn limits, and speed management measures.
Three-year contract with Riverside County includes community programs aimed at reducing shelter intake.
Council votes 6-1 to establish independent watchdog with power to hire outside counsel
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