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Parents lose patience over school mask mandate’
A top state health official provided little new information on Monday. Public health experts say it might be time to take more steps towards normalcy at schools.
UCR Vice Chancellor Brian Haynes and Associate Provost Ken Baerenklau host a forum during ASUCR’s 14th meeting
On Wednesday, Feb. 9, the 14th Associated Students of UCR meeting took place both in person and through Zoom at the ASUCR Senate Chambers. During this meeting, UCR Vice Chancellor Brian Haynes and Associate Provost Ken Baerenklau were present to host a Q&A session regarding a previous resolution in support of more remote learning options. All members of the senate were present, excluding CHASS senators Blanca Estela Alba and Christian Martinez, CNAS senator Catelin La, President William Wang, Vice President of External Affairs Elysha Castillo, Vice President of Sustainability Alondra Martinez, Personnel Director Lina Nguy and Marketing and Promotions Director Wallace Fang who were excused. BCOE senator Amy Do, Vice President of Campus Internal Affairs Arshneel Kaur, Vice President of Finance Jeffrey Tran and Transfer Non-Traditional Director Roxanna Vasquez were all absent.
Temecula’s Stage Welcomes World-Class Talent with an All Music Weekend
The Old Town Temecula Community Theater invites audiences to experience another Temecula Presents weekend March 2 through 6, 2022, with music from our Legends, Classical, and Big Band Series’.
Street Art in Riverside: An Explosion of Color
Riverside, California is one of the most culturally diverse and important communities in the golden state. The amount of history that this city has to offer alone makes it a worthwhile travel destination. But Riverside also has an excellent nightlife scene, wonderful dining destinations, and proximity to Los Angeles that makes it worth taking a trip to. Perhaps one of the most unique aspects of Riverside is the street art culture that has been going on for years.
Governor Newsom Announces $38 Million in Grants to Combat Youth Homelessness in California
Taking action to support teens and young adults experiencing homelessness, Governor Gavin Newsom today announced $38 million in new grants for community-based organizations across the state through the Homeless Youth Emergency Services and Housing Program. The grants will allow local service providers to deliver temporary housing and supportive services for youth experiencing homelessness.
