🗞️ Riverside News- November 5, 2025
Emergency food funding approved, November ArtsWalk happenings, Mission Inn returns...
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Riverside Light Parade enters new era as growth brings permits, police escorts
Monthly rides now drawing 600 cyclists prompt organizers to incorporate, seek sustainable funding through October 11 fundraiser
October Rundown: The Creaking Gate at the Entrance to the Holiday Season
So much do do in October, only some of it is spooky
October ArtWalk ushers in the unofficial start of the Holiday Season
It’s the last opportunity to see Sofia Valente’s, Sherman High School photo exhibit during ArtWalk. It’s also a great opportunity to see some of the permanent collection at the RAM including a painting by Jeff Soto.
Pioneering UCR-RCCD partnership opens 1,500-bed student housing complex to community college students
$348 million partnership gives community college students full campus access while completing associate degrees
The last friendly derby
UCR, CBU close exhibition era with forgettable 1-1 draw before joining same conference
Riverside Students Invited to Submit Art for City Cleanup T-shirt Contest
Middle and high schoolers have until Dec. 19 to enter Clean Campus Competition.
New Eastside Elementary School Breaks Ground on Promises Kept to Community
Ofelia Valdez-Yeager Eastside Elementary School represents decades of community advocacy, funded through Measure O bonds.
Games of the Week: September 26-29
Water Polo action all weekend and the best sporting event in town.
Professional Men’s and Women’s Soccer Coming to Riverside Through USL Expansion
United Soccer League partners with local entrepreneur Greg Scott for stadium and mixed-use development.
Chamber Honors Young Entrepreneur’s Lemonade Stand
Ukrainian refugee earns community recognition for business acumen.
Small Escapes: Riverside's Micro Luxury Spots
From historic hotel lounges to palm-lined drives, the city offers accessible alternatives to expensive wellness retreats.
Riverside May Have Escaped New Housing Regulations - for Now
City planners believe transit development mandates don’t apply locally, but uncertainty remains as state pressure for infill housing intensifies.