Homelessness, the COD campus, housing affordability, and Section 14 reparations are all stories singled out by readers as the biggest of 2022 and likely to be the biggest of 2023.
The next hearing on the case is currently scheduled for March 2023. Unless that hearing is moved up, improvements to the land, including planting of more than 200 donated trees, appear to be on hold.
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The city plans to close the theater in the spring as it seeks bids from contractors and then awards a construction contract. The goal is to have the work, estimated to cost $16 million, completed by May 2024.
During a two-hour meeting that saw multiple speeches by incoming and outgoing councilmembers, a packed Council Chambers gave new Mayor Grace Garner a standing ovation.
Her willingness to stand up and stick out – even if she doesn’t ultimately win – comes as no surprise to those who know Grace Garner, who will be appointed mayor this evening.
After being sworn in, Charlie Ervin took time to thank his family and the Desert Highland Gateway Estates community. He vowed to make both proud during his four-year tenure.
The $1 billion project would be a 144-mile route that snakes through the Inland Empire from Coachella to downtown Los Angeles, taking roughly three hours to make the one-way journey.
Just how close was it? Elections records show that if the final margin of .050% holds it would be the second-closest State Assembly race in history. Only the 1980 race in Assembly District 26 was closer.
The $1 billion project would be a 144-mile route that snakes through the Inland Empire from Coachella to downtown Los Angeles, taking roughly three hours to make the one-way journey.
One by one, local vacation rental owners took to social media in recent months to report the same thing: A once steady stream of bookings was evaporating. Turns out, they were catching on to a nationwide trend.
Turnout in the city was highest in the precinct that includes the Escena development and lowest in a precinct that includes neighborhoods in the far north portion of the city.
