Riverside staff outlines five ballot revenue options; council asks staff to return with language City staff presented five options for raising local revenue — a quarter‑cent sales tax, an extension of Measure Z, a transient occupancy tax increase, combinations, or no action — and highlighted a March 6 deadline for June ballot placement; council asked staff to bring all five options back for possible action on Feb. 24.

Riverside leaders are weighing five potential revenue options to tackle pressing public-safety and infrastructure needs before the March deadline!

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Riverside reviews three schematic designs for combined public safety facility; trustees generally favor Scheme 2 Williams Architects presented three schematic options for a new combined police-and-fire public safety facility with community rooms and river access. Trustees favored a version that isolates bunk rooms and places community spaces toward the river; staff and architects will refine exteriors and cost estimates and return in January.

Riverside trustees are leaning toward a design that places community spaces with stunning river views while ensuring essential safety functions are met—what will the final facility look like?

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West Coast Lights and Sirens customizes law enforcement vehicles for Southern California agencies West Coast Lights and Sirens builds specialized vehicles for 85 agencies across Southern California.

Riverside City Council's recent meeting unveiled cutting-edge innovations in law enforcement vehicles, revealing how over 80 agencies unite to enhance public safety across Southern California.

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