Fluff and Fold
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
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Throwback Video Highlights Fairmount Park's Rich History
The 2013 footage showcases the historic park's amenities and attractions as the city gathers community feedback on future improvements.
Museum of Riverside Breaks Ground on Long-Awaited Renovation
Officials celebrate launch of transformation project for historic 1912 building, with reopening planned for 2027.
Board Delays Decision on Historic House Demolition
90-day reprieve granted as businessman offers to buy, restore fire-damaged building.
Riverside Seeks Community Input on Fairmount Park's Future
Public workshop tonight will guide master plan for city's most beloved park.
Riverside Utility Board Recommends $1.7M Electric Truck Purchase from Local Manufacturer
Board unanimously backs recommendation for City Council to approve 10 Voltu 3 trucks, supporting fleet electrification and new Riverside-based company.
Drew Oberjuerge Leaves Riverside Art Museum for Maloof Foundation Role
Executive director's 13-year tenure transformed RAM into nationally recognized institution with opening of The Cheech.
Smudge Pots rallied from 8-1 Deficit to Beat Temecula 17-10
Two-time champions opened 2025 season with stunning comeback victory in vintage baseball opener.
Riverside's Best Muralists Tackle Concurrent Downtown Projects
Memorial project and beautification effort part of citywide commitment to arts and innovation.
Riverside Light Parade Founders Launch Affordable E-Bike Program
Monthly community ride organizers, John and GiGi Arnold, partner with local shop to offer $400 e-bikes, making participation more accessible.
Cheech Marin Finds His Comedy Mirrored in Chicano Art
Museum founder draws parallels between humor that commanded reactions and paintings that "flip" cultural tropes as The Cheech approaches third anniversary.
Riverside Police Deploy Drones for Fireworks Enforcement with $1,500 Fines
The Riverside Police Department is using commercial drones to catch illegal fireworks users this Fourth of July, issuing $1,500 citations to property owners without officers physically present at violation sites.
Riverside Teen Wins National Gun Violence Playwriting Competition
Payton Aurora Jones, 19, selected from 127 submissions nationwide for play examining community care and systemic racism.