This Week in City Hall: August 24, 2026
City Council weighs veteran tech training, Scout land deal and street repaving as utilities and museum boards also convene.
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A Gilded Age Comes Home to Heritage House
New exhibit explores how Victorians filled their homes with art and meaning.
Homegrown: How Two Riverside Plant Lovers Built Plant Bingo
What began as informal plant-shopping visits in a Riverside apartment has grown into a regional game-night business with DJing, prizes and a loyal following.
Riverside Art Museum Names Vivian Zavataro as Executive Director
Zavataro will start Oct. 1, joining RAM from the Ulrich Museum of Art at Wichita State University.
The Big Reveal
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
A Citywide Data Center Ban Could be Coming to Riverside
The city joins a growing list of Inland Empire municipalities weighing limits on data center development.
Arlington by Dawn
A monthly stroll through Riverside's everyday neighborhoods, one step at a time.
Local Specialists, Expert Care for Riverside County's Children
Riverside Medical Clinic offers local access to pediatric cardiology, gastroenterology, endocrinology and neurology, along with sports medicine care for young athletes.
At 93, Evelyn Shea Looks Back on a Life Built on Resilience
A turbulent childhood led Evelyn Shea to 33 years shaping young minds in Riverside Unified — and a belief that where you finish matters more than where you start.
Your Advisor, CPA and Attorney Each Have a Plan. Who Has the Plan?
Inside TriCord Advisors' Planning 360 approach — and why 500 Riverside households trust a process that starts with their lives, not their portfolios.
Riverside Has a Sports Culture. Now It Needs a Pro Team
The support that it brings will help dictate the future of sports in the city of trees.
Castle Park at 50
The Riverside Attraction Boasts a Bright Past and an Unpredictable Future.