Riverside Police Cite 57 Violations in Commercial Truck Checkpoint
The enforcement action on Central Avenue targeted trucks illegally using city streets as freeway shortcuts.
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The River District Update
The latest on our efforts to make the Santa Ana River a destination for recreation and economic development.
This Week in City Hall: November 13, 2023
Potential new regulations for keeping chickens in residential neighborhoods, renaming a park for Fire Captain Tim Strack, and approving designs for a replacement building for Magnolia Presbyterian Church are all up for discussion this week in City Hall.
UCR ARTS' latest shows illuminate African American artistry and digital innovation
New exhibitions featuring collaborative works on African American art history and cutting-edge AI digital imagery showcase a blend of cultural significance and technological progress.
Doff Your Derby
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Route 30 Brewing Company celebrates the grand opening of its new facility
Route 30's has grown up into the former home of Wicks Brewing Co.
Riverside leads Inland Empire in State’s $156.4M effort to expand homeless housing
$4.375 million will purchase up to five homes to create housing for those aging out of foster care.
California’s boom and bust water supply: Where do we go from here?
California faces an urgent need to overhaul its water infrastructure as longer droughts and heavier rains stress the state's outdated systems, despite local efforts and proposed legislation like SB 366 aiming to secure future water supplies.
Celebrate the holidays with A CBU Christmas
Riverside community to sparkle with yuletide joy at CBU's enchanting Christmas spectacle.
This Week in City Hall: November 6, 2023
Council will hear the latest updates for the Mission Inn Festival of Lights and receive legal counsel for a lawsuit filed against the city by the Historic Mission Inn Corporation.
Fairmount Park Plunge: A dive into Riverside's watery past
How the pioneering plunge pool captured the spirit and complexities of early 20th-century Riverside.
Unheard and Unseen: Navigating the Maze of Systemic Failure in Domestic Abuse
In part three of a four-part series on the pervasive issues of domestic violence, Lindsey German shares her harrowing experience to bring hope to those experiencing similar circumstances.
UCR School of Medicine receives $620,000 boost in scholarships from HCA Healthcare
Funding will cover tuition and fees to open doors for five aspiring physicians in the Inland Empire.