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This Week in City Hall: June 6, 2023
Council set to finalize updates to Flag Policy, restart RTRP, and formally oppose proposed state assembly bills for public safety.
This Week in City Hall: May 16
Council seeks to formalize a Community Engagement Policy, increase Fairmont Golf Park fees, and update the Municipal Code to allow ride-share vehicle parking.
This Week in City Hall: May 9
The decsion to hand a third of the City's residential trash pickup services from Burrtec to Athens is continued from last week.
City Council approved flying nine commemorative flags at City Hall
Opponents say additional flags would divide, proponents say it celebrates diversity
This Week in City Hall: May 2
Council may throw out Burrtec for trash pickup and decides on which commemorative flags may fly at City Hall.
This Week in City Hall: April 25
The Cheech's financial performance, new solar greenhouses for the Northside, and a new local landmark are all under consideration.
Council set to adopt new Downtown parking rates
The roller coaster ride for Riverside’s Downtown parking rates may be over after nearly a year of highs and lows.
This Week in City Hall: April 10
A partnership for the development of a Korean-American Cultural Heritage Center, updates on sidewalk vendors and food truck regulation, and in Inclusionary Housing Policy are all on the agenda.
This Week in City Hall: April 3
Council to receive $25 million in State funding for a complete renovation of the César Chávez Community Center
Council set to reshape Riverside
The seven-month process of redrawing City Council’s ward boundaries, dubbed “Reshape Riverside”, comes to a conclusion at tonight’s Council meeting.
Expansion plans for Metrolink’s Downtown Station terminated
Riverside County Transportation Commission voted Wednsday, March 8 to terminate expansion plans for Riverside’s Downtown Metrolink station. The project was planned to improved commuter access to the railways and avoid delays due to increasing freight train activity. The expansion would have brought
This Week in City Hall, March 7
Council considers spending $1,470,470 of Measure Z dollars on Mt. Rubidoux trail