The Temecula City Council will meet Tuesday night for the first time since Mayor James Stewart’s resignation over an email to a constituent that many criticized as racist.The city council will discuss a proposed “Temporary Expanded Dining/Retail program in Old Town” to offer guidance for reopening local businesses as state and county officials begin to lift coronavirus-related health orders, as well as both a community participation plan for administering federal Community Development Block Grant funding and a plan for road and park improvements, in a meeting that is expected to be run by Mayor Pro Tem Maryann Edwards in Stewart’s absence.The city council at a future meeting will have to discuss who to appoint as mayor for the remainder of 2020 and whether to appoint a repl
