Spiegel Spotlight: News for District 2 - July 2025

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Dear Friends and Second District Residents,

As we begin the Independence Day celebrations, next year, July 2026, is America’s 250th birthday. We invite all District 2 residents to begin imagining how we can honor this remarkable milestone. Whether through community events, educational projects, or displays of patriotism, let’s come together to reflect on our shared history and celebrate the spirit of our nation. My office will be compiling creative ideas and welcome suggestions from our constituents, big or small, on how our cities and neighborhoods can participate in this historic celebration. Together, we can create lasting memories for future generations!

This month, we are reminded of the significance of Independence Day. This national holiday marks the beginning of our nation’s journey toward freedom and self-governance. It is a time to honor the sacrifices of those who fought for liberty and to reflect on the shared values that continue to guide our democracy. The celebration of independence is not only a commemoration of our past but also a reminder of the responsibilities we carry today as members of a free society.

With these celebrations comes a vital safety reminder. Fireworks of any kind, including those considered safe and sane, are illegal in Riverside County. Their use creates serious risks to life, property, and public safety. The danger of wildfires is particularly high during the summer months, and the use of illegal fireworks can result in devastating consequences for families and communities. I urge all residents to celebrate responsibly. For more information, please visit https://rivco.org/news/spirit-independence-celebrate-safely-and-free-illegal-fireworks.

In June, my office took part in a wide range of events and initiatives that reflect the diversity, needs, and progress of the Second District.

We welcomed several new businesses that are expanding access to essential services and economic opportunities. In Corona, we celebrated the grand opening of the First Class Infant & Research Center, which provides crucial early childhood development services to families. We also joined the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Circle City Midwifery and Women’s Health Services, Inc., a new provider dedicated to comprehensive care for women at every stage of life. In Jurupa Valley, we helped welcome Magicland Children’s Dentistry and Orthodontics, a new pediatric dental office serving local families. These additions represent progress in meeting the healthcare needs of our growing population.

We also supported local economic development efforts. In Jurupa Valley, I joined city officials and development partners for the groundbreaking of the Van Buren Marketplace. This project, which will feature Vallarta Supermarkets as its anchor tenant, is anticipated to generate new jobs, business investments, and infrastructure improvements in the area. We also joined the Corona Chamber of Commerce in celebrating the opening of Chino Commercial Bank’s newest location, underscoring the importance of local financial institutions that provide personalized service to small businesses and residents.

Our team joined Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley for the Playhouse Blitz event at Storm Stadium in Lake Elsinore. This creative and impactful day brought together volunteers to build playhouses for local families, nonprofits, and schools. It was an inspiring example of service, teamwork, and community connection.

June was also a time for celebrating tradition and recognizing achievement. In Norco, we marked the 40th anniversary of Tony’s Hay and Grain, a business that has faithfully served the community and supported its equestrian culture for decades. We joined the Lake Norconian Club Foundation for their annual fundraiser, where we heard about the ongoing efforts to preserve this historic landmark for future generations.

My office participated in several events that honor service and civic engagement. In Norco, we attended an event hosted by American Legion Post 328, honoring members of the Army, Air Force, and Space Force. I also participated in the American Legion Post 742's Joint Officer Installation Ceremony, which recognized the incoming leadership of the Legion, Sons, and Auxiliary. In the City of Corona, we participated in the annual Flag Day Celebration at the Fire and Police Training Facility, where we observed a solemn and respectful flag retirement ceremony led by local veterans and Scout groups.

One of the most significant events last month was the Riverside County Sheriff's Office Annual Awards Ceremony. I had the privilege of attending as the Sheriff’s Department honored more than 100 individuals for acts of heroism, service, and extraordinary commitment to public safety. These honorees, including both law enforcement professionals and civilians, demonstrated what it means to go above and beyond in service to others.

The Board of Supervisors also recognized outstanding leadership and community impact across various sectors. We honored UC Riverside Chancellor Kim A. Wilcox for his transformative leadership as he prepares to retire after more than a decade of service. We recognized the contributions of Bruce Barton, Director of the Emergency Management Department, who recently retired after strengthening our county’s emergency response systems.

We celebrated the Youth Advisory Council, including our Second District Commissioners, for their civic involvement and contributions to public policy discussions. We also recognized the Family Is All That Matters Group Inc., a nonprofit founded initially in our district that continues to serve youth and families through mentorship, education, and community support. Finally, in Norco, we bid farewell to longtime civic leader Geoff Kahan, whose decades of service to veterans, youth programs, and community events have left a lasting legacy.

District 2 closed out the month by attending the Corona Chamber’s Taste of Corona, where over 1,000 foodies were there enjoying eats and some drinks from over 60 local establishments and were entertained by the popular band Flashpants.

This month’s newsletter includes summaries of these events and more. You will also find updates from recent Board of Supervisors meetings, information on available county services, and announcements about upcoming programs and opportunities throughout the Second District.
Thank you for taking the time to read and stay informed. Your involvement matters. I look forward to continuing to serve the people of Riverside County with dedication and transparency.

Warmly,

Board of Supervisors Approves Budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026

The Riverside County Board of Supervisors approved a $10 billion budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. The budget distributes funding primarily to departments focused on delivering services directly to the public. The spending plan, which was developed following extensive meetings with County departments and an expanded community outreach campaign, includes $2.8 billion for health services, $2.3 billion for public safety, $2 billion for human services, and $1.2 billion for public works.

“This is a budget that makes investments that will keep Riverside County a place people want to continue coming to, to live, work, raise their families and enjoy a great quality of life,” said Riverside County Chairman of the Board, Supervisor V. Manuel Perez. “It’s a balance that we ensure we have our folks protected, taken care of and secure, but simultaneously ensuring that we have behavioral health services, social services, housing and infrastructure.”

During the budget hearings earlier this month, the Board of Supervisors considered and approved more than $17.2 million in additional funding. These targeted investments are designed to strengthen public safety, emergency response, housing, and community well-being. Approved budget adjustments include:

$1.8 million to increase staffing in the Fire Marshal’s Office of the Fire Department
$1.4 million to the District Attorney’s Office to expand victim services and attorney support
$332,000 to the Emergency Management Department for new positions focused on alert warnings and access and functional needs planning
$1.7 million to the Public Defender’s Office for additional attorney positions and expert witnesses
$4.8 million to the Department of Animal Services to increase staff supporting life-saving operations, such as foster care, intake, rescue and adoptions
$5 million to Housing and Workforce Solutions to expand affordable housing efforts.
$1 million to the nonprofit organization Lift to Rise to address the region’s high cost of housing

This budget seeks to balance support for essential services and financial pressures, including rising costs, flattening revenue, and aging infrastructure. To address this challenge responsibly, the approved plan includes the strategic use of $73 million from the County’s General Fund reserves to balance the budget.

To limit future reliance on General Fund reserves, the county is implementing cost-control measures and a targeted hiring freeze across most county departments.

State and federal policy and budget decisions are unpredictable, and their impacts remain largely unknown at this time. The county is closely monitoring developments in Sacramento and Washington D.C., for potential funding cuts or delays and how that could affect programs and services.

For more information on the budget, please visit rivco.org/budget

New 71/91 Interchange Connector Opens, Delivering Major Mobility and Safety Improvements

The long-awaited 71/91 Interchange Project is now complete, marking a significant advancement in regional transportation infrastructure for western Riverside County and surrounding communities. Local officials, including Supervisor Spiegel, joined transportation partners to celebrate the ribbon-cutting of the new eastbound 91 to northbound 71 connector, an upgrade designed to improve traffic flow, safety, and regional access.

The newly opened, non-tolled connector replaces an outdated single-lane loop with a modern two-lane direct bridge that spans over the 91 freeway and the Santa Ana River. At 100 feet tall and 2,500 feet long, the connector is a vital addition for drivers commuting through Corona, Chino, and Chino Hills. The realigned eastbound 91 Green River Road on-ramp, along with a new auxiliary lane, now provides smoother access to both the 71 freeway and the eastbound 91 general purpose lanes.

Construction on the project began in January 2023. Throughout the build, crews excavated 400,000 cubic yards of roadway, installed more than 9 million pounds of rebar, constructed 4,000 cubic yards of retaining walls, and poured more than 36,000 cubic yards of concrete. The project was delivered on time and budget.

Beyond easing congestion and enhancing safety, the new connector is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support continued wildlife movement through the area. Funding was provided through a combination of federal, state, and local sources, including Measure A, Riverside County’s voter-approved sales tax for transportation improvements.

To learn more about the 71/91 Interchange Project, visit rctc.org/71-91interchange.

Major Road Improvements Coming to El Cerrito and Woodcrest

Riverside County is moving forward with major infrastructure projects in the Second District. Plans were approved to widen and restripe a 0.58-mile stretch of Ontario Avenue between State Street and Diplomat Drive in El Cerrito. This project will convert the road into a four-lane highway, add bike lanes, and include a center turn lane. It will also address drainage issues and complete missing sidewalk segments. Construction is expected to begin in 2026. Separately, the County completed the resurfacing of Van Buren Boulevard in the Woodcrest community, a 1.7-mile project that was completed under budget. These efforts aim to improve our community's traffic flow, pedestrian safety, and long-term infrastructure quality.

Encampment Resolution Funding to Support Homeless Services in

Santa Ana River Bottom

The County has approved additional state funding to expand services for individuals experiencing homelessness in the Santa Ana River Bottom, which spans parts of Districts 1 and 2. The $3.2 million in total funding will support outreach, housing navigation, and case management services using a compassionate and low-barrier approach. This work is being led by the Housing Authority of the County of Riverside in partnership with the County’s Housing and Workforce Solutions Department. The funding will enable broader engagement and support to help unhoused individuals transition into permanent housing.

Improved Flood Preparedness in Temescal Valley

The County is partnering with the Temescal Valley Water District in the Second District to fund two critical water infrastructure projects to enhance regional water conservation and flood control. These include a new regional lift station and an interagency conservation project. Together, the projects are backed by a not-to-exceed cost of $4.1 million. Modernizing infrastructure and improving water flow systems will protect the community from future flooding while promoting responsible water use.

Public Health Programs Expanding with Opioid Settlement Funds

The County has approved using over $4.3 million in opioid settlement funds to support Riverside University Health System (RUHS) programs. These funds will expand medication-assisted treatment (MAT) programs in correctional and behavioral health settings, distribute life-saving medication like Naloxone, and strengthen community connections to addiction treatment. These investments directly address substance use disorders and aim to reduce overdose deaths and incarceration of individuals who can instead benefit from clinical care.

Animal Services Responding to Increased Intakes with Expanded Resources

With animal intake numbers on the rise and euthanasia rates dropping, the Department of Animal Services has seen a dramatic increase in the need for care. The Board approved a $800,000 budget adjustment to support expanded shelter services. This includes funding for staff overtime, veterinary diagnostic equipment, improved feeding supplies, uniforms, computer equipment, and critical repairs. These improvements ensure animals receive humane care, and customer service remains consistent as intake levels grow.

Emergency Behavioral Health Teams to Expand Across Riverside County

Riverside County continues investing in mobile behavioral health response teams that help individuals in crisis without involving law enforcement or hospital systems unnecessarily. Two recent grant agreements totaling nearly $3 million will expand these services through December 2025. These programs, funded by the State of California, help deploy trained mental health professionals to respond directly to individuals experiencing behavioral health issues, allowing them access to care and avoiding incarceration or emergency room visits.

Community Funding Supports Youth, Public Safety, and Local Organizations

Supervisor Spiegel allocated over $32,000 in Community Improvement Designation (CID) funds to benefit a range of nonprofit organizations and civic programs that serve residents of the Second District. A total of $26,000 was directed to the RAP Foundation, Nueva Vista Continuation High School, Reach One Teach One, Norco High School Alumni Association, the Riverside Sheriff’s Association, and Soroptimist International of Corona. These organizations play a vital role in community development, educational enrichment, public safety, and empowering underserved populations. An additional $6,250 was awarded to the Second District Youth Advisory Council, which provides high school students with structured opportunities to participate in civic engagement, policy discussions, and local community service initiatives. These CID allocations reflect Supervisor Spiegel’s ongoing commitment to investing in local programs that directly contribute to the well-being and growth of Second District communities.

Board Expands Behavioral Health Housing Services with $2 Million Annual Increase

The Board of Supervisors approved a $2 million increase in annual funding for Riverside University Health System – Behavioral Health to support expanding housing assistance programs for individuals facing mental health challenges. The new total allocation of $14.5 million annually will fund emergency, transitional, and permanent supportive housing services through fiscal year 2025 to 2026. These services are critical for residents who are experiencing homelessness or are at risk of becoming unhoused while managing behavioral health conditions. The additional funding will strengthen partnerships with housing vendors, expand placements, and provide wraparound support services that promote long-term stability and recovery. This program is entirely funded by the State of California, ensuring that county resources are preserved while addressing urgent behavioral health needs across Riverside County.

Major Road Resurfacing Project Approved for Lake Mathews Community

The Board of Supervisors approved a transportation infrastructure project to resurface a 5.8-mile stretch of El Sobrante Road in the Second District's Lake Mathews area. The project, which spans from La Sierra Avenue to Cajalco Road, is scheduled to begin in late summer 2025 and will be completed in phases to minimize traffic impacts and maintain access throughout the construction period. The resurfacing work will include pavement rehabilitation, roadway enhancements, and improvements that will increase safety and reduce maintenance needs for local residents and daily commuters. The project is fully funded through local transportation revenues, including gas tax funds, and will not impact the County’s General Fund. This investment demonstrates the County’s continued commitment to preserving and improving critical infrastructure.

Riverside County and Lake Elsinore Unified Partner to Address Student Substance Abuse

The Board ratified a four-year Memorandum of Understanding between Riverside University Health System – Behavioral Health and the Lake Elsinore Unified School District to provide comprehensive on-campus substance abuse services. The agreement, totaling $1,552,560, is fully funded by the school district and requires no financial contribution from the County. Under the agreement, licensed behavioral health staff will deliver prevention education, early intervention, and rehabilitation services at district school sites. The initiative is designed to address rising concerns related to adolescent substance use and mental health by providing timely, coordinated support in a familiar educational setting. This partnership reflects a shared commitment to proactive, school-based behavioral health care that strengthens academic outcomes and student well-being.

County Updates Ordinance Regulating Mobile Food Vendors and Sidewalk Vending

The Board of Supervisors adopted an update to Ordinance No. 853.2 to enhance regulations governing sidewalk vending and mobile food truck operations in unincorporated communities throughout Riverside County. The revised ordinance introduces more clearly defined criteria for assessing public safety and community impacts associated with vending activities. It also identifies specific streets and locations where vending will be restricted due to safety concerns, including proximity to schools, heavy pedestrian zones, and areas with limited visibility. The updates aim to ensure that vendors operate in a manner that maintains public access, cleanliness, and compliance with health standards while still allowing legitimate businesses to serve the public. The ordinance follows a public hearing process and reflects community feedback regarding overcrowding, traffic interference, and sanitation issues. These changes will enable the County to more effectively enforce regulations and preserve the quality of life in unincorporated areas.

Celebrating Leadership and Service at Soroptimist International of Corona’s Installation Ceremony

The Soroptimist International of Corona welcomed new leadership with warmth and gratitude during their annual Installation Ceremony, celebrating a legacy of empowerment for women and girls throughout the region. Read more...

District 2 Resident Elected Commander of California American Legion

Leadership and service came full circle as District 2’s own David Brambila was elected Commander of the California American Legion, representing veterans statewide with distinction. Read more...

Honoring Sacrifice and Service at the Blue Star Mothers’ Veterans Picnic

Community members gathered to pay tribute to military families at the Blue Star Mothers’ Veterans Picnic, a heartfelt event that recognized the ongoing sacrifices of those with loved ones serving in the Armed Forces. Read more...

A Flavorful Celebration of Community at the 2025 Taste of Corona

Thousands of residents gathered for an evening of food, fun, and local pride at this year’s Taste of Corona, where community spirit was as abundant as the delicious bites and beverages served. Read more...

District 2 Supports Habitat for Humanity’s Playhouse Blitz Building Memories and Making a Difference

The Second District team proudly joined Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley for their annual Playhouse Blitz at Storm Stadium in Lake Elsinore. Read more...

Circle City Midwifery Opens Doors in Corona Advancing Women’s Health

A new and vital resource for women’s healthcare has officially opened its doors in the City of Corona. Read more...

Breaking Ground on Van Buren Marketplace to Bring Jobs, Services, and Economic Growth to Jurupa Valley

Jurupa Valley marked a significant milestone with the groundbreaking ceremony for the Van Buren Marketplace. Read more...

Riverside County Sheriff's Office Honors Over 100 Heroes at Annual Awards Ceremony

The Riverside County Sheriff’s Office held its Annual Awards Ceremony at Pechanga Resort and Casino, recognizing more than 100 outstanding individuals for their service and heroism throughout 2024. Read more...

Magicland Dentistry Opens Its Doors in Jurupa Valley

Magicland Children's Dentistry & Orthodontics officially opened its doors in Jurupa Valley, marked by a celebratory ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by local leaders and community members. Read more...

Riverside County Honors Emergency Management Director Bruce Barton on Retirement

Bruce Barton, Director of the Riverside County Emergency Management Department (EMD), was formally recognized by the Board of Supervisors in honor of his retirement and decades of distinguished public service. Read more...

Board of Supervisors Commends F.I.A.T.M. GROUP INC Students for Transformative Growth

The Board of Supervisors recognized students of The Family Is All That Matters Group Inc. (F.I.A.T.M. GROUP INC.) for their remarkable academic and personal achievements. Read more...

Riverside County Board Celebrates Youth Advisory Council for Civic Leadership

At the Riverside County Board of Supervisors meeting, young leaders from the Youth Advisory Council (YAC) were recognized for their exceptional dedication to civic engagement and public service in a heartfelt gesture. Read more...

Norco Bids Farewell to Longtime Veterans Advocate Geoff Kahan

During a recent meeting attended by community members and county representatives, the City of Norco’s Veterans Commission took a moment to honor one of its most dedicated leaders, Geoff Kahan. Read more...

American Legion Post 742 Installs New Officers in Ceremony Honoring Service and Tradition

Community members, veterans, and local leaders gathered in Norco to celebrate the Joint Officer Installation of the American Legion Joe Dominguez Post 742. Read more...

Patriotic Pride on Display at Corona’s Flag Day Celebration

The spirit of patriotism was fully displayed as the City of Corona hosted its annual Flag Day Celebration at the Corona Fire and Police Training Facility. Read more...

Revitalized Corona Del Rey Highlights Regional Commitment to Affordable Housing

The grand reopening of Corona Del Rey marked a significant step forward in the City of Corona’s efforts to expand and enhance affordable housing. Read more...

First 5 Riverside County Celebrates 25 Years of Championing Early Childhood Development

Community leaders, advocates, and County representatives came together to celebrate a significant milestone: the 25th anniversary of First 5 Riverside County. Read more...

AI Innovation Takes Center Stage at Norco Chamber Business Roundtable

The future of business technology was front and center at the Norco Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center’s monthly Business Breakfast Roundtable, where attendees heard from Jason Kitamura, CEO of Mentrosoft AI. Read more...

Corona Chamber Honors Leaders at ELR Graduation

The latest cohort of rising leaders was celebrated during the Corona Chamber of Commerce’s Executive Leadership Roundtable (ELR) graduation, where community, business, and government leaders gathered to recognize the accomplishments of this year’s participants. Read more...

Temescal Valley Residents Pack the House for MAC Meeting

Community collaboration was in full force at this month’s Temescal Valley Municipal Advisory Council (MAC) meeting, hosted by Supervisor Spiegel's team. Read more...

Chino Commercial Bank Celebrates Grand Opening in Corona

The Corona Chamber welcomed a new addition to its growing business community with the grand opening of Chino Commercial Bank’s latest location. Read more...

Board of Supervisors Honors UCR Chancellor Kim A. Wilcox for Transformative Leadership

The Riverside County Board of Supervisors celebrated UC Riverside Chancellor Kim A. Wilcox as he prepares to retire after more than ten years of impactful leadership. Read more...

Lobsterfest Unites the Corona Community

The 15th Annual Lobsterfest, hosted by the Rotary Club of Corona, brought together community members, local leaders, and supporters for an unforgettable evening filled with great food and generous giving. Read more...

Rondo School of Discovery Showcases Student Art at Annual Art Walk

The campus of Rondo School of Discovery came alive with color, music, and imagination during its 4th Annual Art Walk, where over 1,000 pieces of student-created artwork were proudly displayed for the community to enjoy. Read more...

Supervisor Spiegel Attends 24th Annual Corona Antiques Faire

Supervisor Spiegel attended the 24th Annual Corona Antiques Faire this past weekend at the historic Corona Heritage Park & Museum. Read more...

Second District Staff Attend American Legion Tribute in Norco

Supervisor Spiegel's staff enjoyed attending a heartfelt event hosted by American Legion Post 328 in Norco, titled “Honoring and Celebrating Army, Air Force, and Space Force.” Read more...

Virginia Blumenthal Honored with Frank Miller Civic Achievement Award at Historic Mission Inn

The spirit of civic leadership was alive and well at the Historic Mission Inn during the Mission Inn Foundation’s Frank Miller Civic Achievement Award Ceremony, where legal trailblazer and community advocate Virginia Blumenthal was recognized for her extraordinary contributions to Riverside. Read more...

Community Clean-Up in Lakeland Village Brings Neighbors Together for a Cleaner Future

Lakeland Village residents rolled up their sleeves for a cleaner tomorrow during a recent community clean-up event hosted in partnership with the County of Riverside Code Enforcement Department. Read more...

Gala Evening Spotlights Lake Norconian’s Historic Legacy

A night of glamour and purpose unfolded at the Lake Norconian Club Foundation’s annual gala fundraiser, A Night with the Norconian Stars. The event brought together community members, preservation advocates, and local leaders. Read more...

Jurupa Community Center Reopens with Celebration

A vibrant hub for community connection is back and better than ever. The Jurupa Community Center recently celebrated its Grand Re-Opening with a special Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. Read more...

Tony’s Hay & Grain Celebrates 40 Years of Service in Norco

Supervisor Spiegel proudly recognized Tony’s Hay & Grain for 40 years of service to the Norco community. Read more...

First Class Infant & Research Center Celebrates Grand Opening in the Second District

Supervisor Spiegel’s office was pleased to join the Corona Chamber of Commerce for the Grand Opening and Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony of First Class Infant & Research Center. Read more...

The Corona-Norco Branch of Assistance League of Riverside

The Corona-Norco Branch of Assistance League® of Riverside is a growing nonprofit organization dedicated to clothing, comforting, and educating children in the Corona-Norco community. This volunteer-driven organization recruits local members and community volunteers, raising funds through grants, donations, and regional events to support impactful programs that serve local youth.

Operation School Bell has provided clothing to hundreds of children to serve 175 students this year alone. The SOAR (Students Overjoyed About Reading) program offers after-school reading support and tutoring in partnership with the Corona-Norco Unified School District (CNUSD), significantly improving reading levels among over 150 students to date. Additionally, the Financial Literacy program has expanded from serving 24 students in its first year to 70 the following year, helping 85% of participants earn literacy certificates. The newest initiative, Bear Pals, has delivered nearly 200 comforting teddy bears to children experiencing trauma, with plans to grow its reach in the upcoming school year. Through these programs, the Corona-Norco Branch continues to build brighter futures for local youth. Learn more...

NOW RECRUITING: Boards, Committees & Commissions

Interested in getting involved with local Boards, Committees & Commissions within the Second District?

Now accepting applications for:

Children and Families Advisory Committee
Emergency Medical Care Committee
Flood Control Commission

For more information, please visit https://rivcodistrict2.org/boards-committees-commissions

Board of Supervisors Meetings:

July 1 - 9:30 a.m. at 4080 Lemon St., 1st Floor, Riverside, CA 92501. Learn more...
July 8 - NO MEETING
July 15 - NO MEETING
July 22 - NO MEETING
July 29 - 9:30 a.m. at 4080 Lemon St., 1st Floor, Riverside, CA 92501. Learn more...

Municipal/Community Advisory Council Meetings:

Woodcrest Town Hall - July 10 at 6:00 p.m. at Woodcrest Library at 16625 Krameria Ave., Riverside, CA 92504. Learn more...
Temescal Valley MAC - July 9 at 6:30 p.m. at The Clubhouse at Horsethief at 13289 Mountain Road, Temescal Valley, CA 92883. Learn more...
Lakeland Village CAC - NO MEETING. Learn more...