OPINION: We’ve all heard Riverside is on the verge of transforming into the city we all know it can be, but this notion could not be further from the truth!
Two major water infrastructure projects that will provide statewide benefits have recently passed important milestones in their decades-long planning and permitting saga.
California faces an urgent need to overhaul its water infrastructure as longer droughts and heavier rains stress the state's outdated systems, despite local efforts and proposed legislation like SB 366 aiming to secure future water supplies.
How a slew of mental health bills signed into law over the last few weeks are part of a larger effort to overhaul how California approaches mental healthcare.
As Riverside grapples with the future of its electric grid, the Riverside Transmission Reliability Project faces critical decisions that will impact the city’s energy security for decades.
Justin Scott-Coe, former chair of Riverside’s Board of Public Utilities, argues that RTRP’s planned overhead power lines are essential for community health and affordable, reliable energy and shouldn’t be delayed by undergrounding efforts.
With the passage of Labor Day, the political election season begins and representation at the city, state, and federal level will be on everyone’s mind.
