City Manager's Year in Review: $4.3 Billion in Growth Highlights Economic Momentum and Emerging Public Safety Pressures
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City Attorney’s Termination Comes with Six-Figure Price Tag
Termination without cause could cost Riverside taxpayers up to $163,000 following years of council conflict.
City Council Dismisses City Attorney Phaedra Norton Without Cause
Five council members vote to terminate employment effective immediately, two recuse themselves.
This Week in City Hall: April 14, 2025
A review of outdoor lighting and "live performance" noise regulations and the nomination of the Trujillo Adobe for the National Register of Historic Places are all on this week's agendas.
Mission Grove Residents Challenge March JPA's Revised Innovation Hub Plans
Residents challenge March JPA's promises of jobs and community benefits at April 8 meeting, citing lack of details and fears of warehouse-dominated development.
Riverside Sets Community Meeting for $200M Adventure Park Project
City seeks resident input on Northside development featuring Olympic-caliber sports facilities and affordable housing.
Council Greenlights $28.5M Museum Renovation
Historic 1912 post office building to be transformed with two-story expansion after years of delays.
This Week in City Hall: April 7, 2025
Awarding the contract for the renovation and expansion of the Museum of Riverside's historic 1912 building and reviewing updated fire threat maps and new fire safety requirements are on Council's agenda this week.
This Week in City Hall: March 31, 2025
City Council does not meet this week. The Transportation Board will weigh options for more 20-minute parking spaces downtown to help local businesses and a Tyler Street railroad crossing closure pilot to ease traffic congestion.
Riverside Claims Victory in Youth Homelessness Fight
Mayor announces "functional zero" achievement for vulnerable 18-24 age group most at risk for chronic housing instability.
Riverside Halves Cannabis Permits, Tightens Rules
Council limits dispensaries to one per ward amid concentration concerns, facing potential lawsuits from rejected applicants.
This Week in City Hall: March 24, 2025
City Council will consider significant amendments to previously authorized retail cannabis regulations, including reducing the maximum number of cannabis business permits from 14 to 7.
This Week in City Hall: March 17, 2025
City Council does not meet this week. City commissions and council sub-committees will meet for general updates.