Where Do Candidates Stand on Homelessness? Ward 2, 4 and 6 Hopefuls Weigh In
From housing first to stricter enforcement, Ward 2, 4 and 6 candidates outlined their approaches to the city's homelessness challenge.
From housing first to stricter enforcement, Ward 2, 4 and 6 candidates outlined their approaches to the city's homelessness challenge.
With Norma Berrellez absent, Oz Puerta and Luis Hernandez faced questions on the Magnolia Corridor, RTRP construction and the future of the Galleria at Tyler.
Incumbent Chuck Conder, Jessica Qattawi and Richard Vandenberg faced off Wednesday on the issues defining the race.
The Gazette posed four Ward 2-specific questions that didn't make it into last week's forum.
The Gazette brought Ward 2's City Council race to UCR, where four candidates faced questions from more than 100 residents.
Four Ward 2 hopefuls square off on homelessness, housing and public safety.
The first session lands Thursday at the La Sierra Senior Center, with three more scheduled neighborhood meetings to follow before the June 2 ballot.
The city cut the advisory body from 13 to 10 seats Tuesday, with a further reduction to nine planned, after chronic quorum failures canceled 10 meetings since 2023.
A Riverside Superior Court judge denied the legal bid March 30, leaving the Ward 2 candidate's ballot designation intact heading into the June primary.
A court ordered the city to rename its June sales tax renewal measure after a resident sued over misleading language.
A resident argues the "City of Riverside Services Renewal Measure" title misleads voters about how the revenue can be spent.
Free, ward-specific forums this April ahead of the June election, where the questions come from the community, not the campaign.
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