First Notes at Dawn
When Riverside held its first Easter Sunrise Pilgrimage in 1909, Gustav Hilverkus was there — cornet in hand, music echoing off the mountain.
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Games of the Week: October 27 - November 2
Riverside sends four girls flag football teams to quarterfinals.
'Some Architect' Traces Peter J. Weber's Mark on Riverside's Architectural Legacy
Book chronicles architect's work with G. Stanley Wilson and Julia Morgan alongside transformative travels during economic downturn.
Games of the Week: October 20-27, 2025
As fall slides toward winter, our sports calendar mirrors the rest of life: busier by the day.
The Erasure of Gianni Trieste
Artist John Dingler loses his 25-year Riverside studio to make way for a needed railroad underpass, taking with him a singular creative ecosystem where digital art bloomed and the unglamorous work of supporting galleries happened month after month.
Games of the Week: October 9
We’ve got you covered every day this weekend, and Girls Flag Football wraps up the season, we will have playoff tournament info next week.
Wild Pigs: Riverside's Most Unwanted Neighbors?
Descended from domestic swine that escaped during 1930s floods, feral pigs emerge cyclically from the Santa Ana River to transform suburban yards into "rototilled" landscapes—and city regulations leave residents with few options beyond creative deterrents.
Riverside's Visual Chronicler Releases 2026 Calendar
Michael J Elderman marks nearly five decades documenting the city with annual tradition beloved by locals
Riverside makes it official: Meliia's lemonade stand gets the ribbon
Chamber ceremony at Victoria and Jane formalizes what the community already knew about the summer's most determined entrepreneur
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