🗞️ Riverside News- December 22, 2025
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Summer Lawn Season Brings Electric Equipment Exchange Opportunity
South Coast AQMD offers up to 75% savings on electric lawn tools in trade for old gas-powered equipment.
Energy Storage Innovator SPT Relocates to Riverside, Strengthening City's Clean Tech Hub Ambitions
AI-powered battery company's move from Corona highlights Riverside's strategic push to become sustainable technology center.
Canyon Crest Ice Cream Counter Sits Empty as Rite Aid Faces Bankruptcy
Riverside's last Thrifty ice cream counter starts summer behind an 'out of order' sign.
June ArtsWalk Feels Like Summer Nights
Vendors and Visitors love the late sunset and warmer temperatures.
Succulent Hoarder: Jeff Soto's Pandemic Project Finally Sees Light
Five Years Later, Riverside Artist Releases Time Capsule of 2020's Surreality.
June Raincross Rundown
A curated list of upcoming events and happenings The Gazette team is most excited about.
Riverside Middle School Students Advance to National History Day Finals
Georgia Nunez-Corvera and Layla Wescott won state championships with projects on Sesame Street's educational impact and disability rights protests.
Engineering Leader Named UCR's Next Chancellor
S. Jack Hu brings research expertise as campus builds on recent AAU membership.
Riverside to Host Inaugural Community Aerospace Expo Saturday
Event at municipal airport aims to connect residents with high-paying career opportunities in growing local industry.
Riverside Community Hospital Expansion Brings Major Upgrades to Riverside Campus
City council unanimously approves demolition to make way for 593 parking spaces and 326 new patient beds at Brockton-14th Street intersection.
Purple Season is Upon Us
The jacaranda bloom is in full effect. Pulchrifying the city streets and skylines with plumes of powerful purple.
California's Digital Newspaper Archive Faces Shutdown After State Funding Crisis
UC Riverside's collection of 21 million historical newspaper pages could cease operations by June 30 without $300,000 in emergency funding.