City Council approved a substantial amendment to FY 2025–26 and the FY 2026–27 CDBG annual action plan after a public hearing. HUD allocation totaled $900,226 with $685,933.33 in carryover for a program total of $1,586,159.33; the CDBG committee recommended funding to 11 organizations and one speaker from Voices for Children requested $20,000 to support CASA advocates.

Council unanimously supports a project integrating hotel, restaurants, and self-storage options.

City of Paris council unanimously backs developer's community-focused housing and commercial project.

City council approves the retreat at Lake Perris, featuring residential and commercial components.

Council members emphasize community input and support local events during Paris council meeting.

Pacheco reveals $250K grant to engage community on air quality issues in Paris.

Perris commission plans to revisit AB 98 compliance following public concerns over economic impacts.

Marwan Alabasi updates Lake Perris Project to replace warehouse with multi-family housing and self storage.

D.R. Horton presents project updates including parking improvements and design changes to City Council.

Commissioner emphasizes hotel and storage integration to enhance Lake Perris area functionality.

Commission grants conditional use permit for Better Buzz coffee shop's 1,741 square foot location.

Commission evaluates zoning changes to prohibit industrial warehouses in business park areas.

City Council supports new apartments, hotel, and amenities to enhance community and commerce.

Council considers four renovation schemes to revitalize Paris Theater and adjacent arts park.

Residents express worries about increased traffic flow and shortcuts due to nearby development.

Community rallies support for Los Angeles fire victims, thanking firefighters and volunteers for their efforts.

Community reflects on emotional losses while celebrating local band achievements and supporting fire-affected families.

Residents demand increased patrols amid power outages and safety concerns for families in Murrieta.