This Week in City Hall: May 25, 2026
The commission takes up stop-data findings under the state's racial profiling law, a complaint policy update, and a look at its first-quarter work plan.
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Riverside Offers Fresh Take on NFL Viewing with Outdoor 'Backyard' Experience
Farmhouse Collective's unique setup joins traditional sports bars as families seek community over costly home streaming.
When Music Moves You: A Gallery Becomes a Dance Floor
At Riverside Art Museum's Free Sunday, one woman's uninhibited response to Quitapenas transformed community programming into something elemental.
Sixty Years Later, Lowell School Arson Remains Unsolved as Eastside Gets First New School
Unsolved arson sparked integration that transformed American education; new school opens six decades later.
Games of the Week: September 5-11, 2025
Lancer Womenâs Soccer on a Sunday night and CSDR returns to Arlington Ave. for their first home game of the season.
September ArtsWalk Features New Mural and Artist Meet & Greet
Meet Ward 7 Artist in Residency Mano Mirande and see Riverside's newest mural at the corner of University & Lemon at 6 p.m.
Riverside's Slice Scene: Six Spots for Pizza on the Go
Local guide to the city's best grab-and-go pizza options, from $2 bargains to award-winning varieties.
September Rundown: Crosstown Rivalries and Festival Season
College soccer showdowns highlight month packed with arts festivals, live music and community events.
The Riverside Plumber Tells a Great Story
How John Riley Dixon packed the house with punk rock stories and walked away with a scene full of friends.
Beauty Queen Turns Tragedy into Naloxone Advocacy
Former Miss Riverside uses pageant platform to combat fentanyl crisis after nephew's overdose death.
Games of the Week: August 29-30, 2025
CBU Menâs Soccer starts strong and CIF Football features the cities oldest rivalries.
Zambian Psychedelic Rock Pioneers WITCH to Perform at Riverside Venue
The cult band's darker, stripped-down, âgarageyâ sound has gained favor among rare groove collectors.
Assistance League Sees Back-to-School Demand Surge for Student Services
Riverside nonprofit sees peak demand for student services as families prepare for new school year, with thrift shop profits funding comprehensive programs for referred children.