Riverside Jobs

… Riverside’s electric meters … and the remainder will be moved into vacant city jobs elsewhere, Wright said.

California Hospital News Roundup for the Week of August 27, 2010California HealthlineThe $21 million project was financed primarily through San Bernardino County's share of tobacco company settlement funds (Ghori, Riverside Press-Enterprise, …

Republican U.S. Senate nominee Carly Fiorina on Thursday touted her plan for a two-year suspension of federal payroll taxes for businesses hiring unemployed workers. “Small business is the path to the American dream …

Small business is the path to the American dream,” Fiorina said during a speech before the Greater Riverside Chambers of Commerce. “If we want to create jobs in this state and in this country, we have to start by …

SACRAMENTO – An influential state employees union and the Riverside County Transportation Commission have reached an agreement on a bill deemed crucial to a $1.2 billion project to expand Highway 91. The compromise would …

Riverside’s elected leaders can take home a city-owned car and use it to attend city meetings and visit constituents, visit the grocery store or take in a movie, all with a gas card that allows them to fill up …

After months of debate, Riverside County supervisors gave final approval Tuesday to a $4.7 billion fiscal 2010-2011 spending plan that overcomes a $133 million shortfall through widespread cuts and the use of reserves …

Using tax increment funds, Riverside County’s redevelopment agency will start offering up to $2 million in loans to businesses within the redevelopment area that have had trouble obtaining capital elsewhere. The program …

Stung by recent criticisms that City Hall is largely closed to outsiders, some Riverside officials are pushing to be more open with the public and the media. The city’s elected leaders are taking several steps …

About 325 people could lose their jobs Oct. 6 when Hilton Worldwide closes its reservation call center in Hemet, a blow to a city that has been trying to lure new employers to town. In the latest in a string of Inland …