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Downtown hotel among those reimbursed for housing homeless in 2020

Riverside County supervisors on Tuesday authorized $6 million to pay nearly two dozen hotels and motels countywide that participated in the Project Roomkey program initiated in 2020 to place transients facing COVID-19 exposure risks. One was located in Palm Springs. In a 5-0 vote without comment, the Board of Supervisors directed Emergency Management Department Director […]

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