No City Council meeting this week. The Board of Ethics will review open meeting law complaints against four councilmembers. How digital tools from Rivy the chatbot to smarter operations are reshaping city government. Plus, an update on Meliia’s GoFundMe.
City Council will consider a three-year $53 million labor agreement while the Board of Ethics will hear cannabis business applicants' allegations of open meeting law violations against Councilmembers Conder, Mill, Perry and Robillard.
From Rivy the chatbot to smarter city operations, digital tools are making city government more efficient and accessible.
Are you the person on your street who checks the Ring Neighbors app first thing when you wake up every morning? If so, Riverside Police Department (RPD) has an opportunity for you. RPD’s next Community Police Academy begins on February 9. The Citizens Academy is an 11-week course RPD says is designe
Are you the person on your street who checks the Ring Neighbors app first thing when you wake up every morning? If so, Riverside Police Department (RPD) has an opportunity for you.
RPD’s next Community Police Academy begins on February 9. The Citizens Academy is an 11-week course RPD says is designed to give citizens an overview of the department’s function and operational methods.
Topics covered include:
Sessions run Thursday evenings from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, most are held in the Community Room at the Department’s Magnolia Station.
Applicants must be 18 or older, live, work, or attend school within the City of Riverside, and pass an “informal background check.” Applications are open through January 30, 2023 or until class if full.
Five firefighters, two search dogs spent 15 days assisting with recovery efforts after July 4 flooding.
In part two of this series, fire officials detail the strategic changes made after last summer's devastating blaze—and what they mean for future emergencies.
One year after Riverside’s largest fire, part one of this two-part series looks at what happened—and how the city is working to prevent it from happening again.
New aerial surveillance program shows mixed results across neighborhoods as complaints increase.
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