Torres, Conder Lead Riverside Council Runoffs as Counting Continues
Torres leads by 3.7 points in the open Ward 2 race, while Conder holds a 6.2-point edge in Ward 4.
Torres leads by 3.7 points in the open Ward 2 race, while Conder holds a 6.2-point edge in Ward 4.
Four local contests will shape the City Council and two school boards. Early returns arrive tonight, but final results will take weeks.
Candidates outline how they would support struggling students and expand opportunities in the final questionnaire of our series.
In the final installment of our City Council questionnaire series, candidates talk food, free Saturdays, influential mentors and the songs that capture their love for Riverside.
U.S. Reps. Norma Torres, Mark Takano and Raul Ruiz joined Supervisor Karen Spiegel to see the process firsthand.
Candidates address a state audit that found bond funds spent appropriately but with insufficient transparency for taxpayers.
Luis Hernandez wins the Ward 6 Riverside City Council seat outright with 50.38% of the vote and is expected to be sworn in on July 7.
Luis Hernandez is on track to win the Ward 6 City Council seat vacated by the resignation of Councilmember Jim Perry, according to preliminary results from the Riverside County Registrar of Voters.
The Registrar of Voters stops counting mailed ballots postmarked by election day June 9; it will keep counting ballots until July 2.
Candidates respond to June primary results as council races in Wards 2, 4 and 6 move toward November.
Residents weigh in on failing Measure Z, and the top two candidates from each race gear up for a run-off election in November.
One day into election ballot counting, results remain largely the same — with Measure Z projected to fail and Torres, Conder and Hernandez leading their respective council races.
In the final installment of our City Council questionnaire series, candidates talk food, free Saturdays, influential mentors and the songs that capture their love for Riverside.
U.S. Reps. Norma Torres, Mark Takano and Raul Ruiz joined Supervisor Karen Spiegel to tour the Riverside County Registrar of Voters and see the election process firsthand.
Ward 2 council candidates Aram Ayra and Gracie Torres and 58th Assembly District nominees Leticia Castillo and Clarissa Cervantes fielded questions on affordability, ICE and Flock cameras at an RCC student-led election town hall.
Meet candidates for Wards 2 and 4, RUSD trustee, Superior Court, and Eastern Municipal Water District at Latino Network’s Pan con Cafecito TONIGHT, Oct. 21, 7:30–8:45 a.m. at Zacatecas Cafe, a meet-and-greet, not a debate.
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