CPRC Extends Racial Profiling Review Committee to 2027
The extension gives the ad hoc committee more time to meet with police staff on stop-data disparities affecting Black residents before recommendations reach City Council.
The extension gives the ad hoc committee more time to meet with police staff on stop-data disparities affecting Black residents before recommendations reach City Council.
Rising costs prompted the funding increase, which will push the total contract value to about $2.32 million.
Tickets go on sale Friday, and group sales will help fund arts education for local students.
The unanimous vote moves $1.265 million in unspent federal grant funds to skatepark, senior center, pool and park improvements before the grant money could be forfeited.
Neighbors in Hawarden Hills raised traffic and density concerns, but commissioners cited the city's need for housing.
Commissioners added a median-opening requirement over staff's objection before unanimously approving the Meritage Homes project.
Steven Sparks Sr. and Jr. both work as coach operators for the Riverside-based transit agency.
Gregg Wallis wants to change how UCR baseball thinks before he changes how it wins.
Twelve bouts will feature boxing clubs from across Southern California at the Arlanza Community Center.
Two residents weighed in on the closed-door process as the council's search for an inspector general continues.
Yearlong pilot will test one-way traffic and diagonal parking on the Monroe Street frontage road.
Embarc's University Avenue store opened July 13 under the city rule that caps dispensaries at one per council ward, spreading them across the city.
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