Budget Commission Endorses $62 Million Police HQ Plan; Awaits Council Approval
Commission unanimously backs architectural design and budget increase for Orange Street facility renovation.
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16,000 Cardboard Spoons Highlight Child Hunger Crisis
La Sierra University art installation turns macaroni boxes into powerful statement on food insecurity.
Sports Shorts: Poly Takes Ivy League Volleyball Title
Arlington Lions are the kings of Ivy League Baseball.
Review: RCP's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' Delivers Laughs Despite Traditional Approach
After 25-year Shakespeare hiatus, Riverside Community Players returns with a comedically strong but conventionally staged production.
How to Stop Worrying and Love the Bees
Discover how local pollinators sustain our ecosystem and ways you can help them thrive.
Council Amends Sunshine Ordinance to Streamline Advisory Body Meetings
Change from 12 days to three business days aims to boost efficiency while preserving public access.
Riverside's Historic Casa Blanca Neighborhood to Host 116th Cinco de Mayo Celebration
Annual cultural event returns April 26 to Villegas Park with entertainment, food, and family activities.
Orange Grove Housing Plan Pulled from Council Agenda
State warns Riverside officials that rejecting Victoria Avenue development could violate housing laws.
Historic Flabob Airport Marks 100 Years of Flight
Weekend Festivities to Celebrate a Century of Aviation History in the shadow of Mt. Rubidoux.
Where Did Riverside’s Famous Jail Birds Go?
The city’s beloved Peregrine Falcons have mysteriously vanished from their longtime nesting spot atop the downtown jail. Could avian flu be to blame—or is there still hope for their return?
Toasted Owners Take Over Little Green Onions
New owners plan gradual transition for beloved Brockton Arcade diner.
Brick by Brick: Local Student's Business Builds Riverside in Miniature
How a pandemic project became BrickMoose, a growing enterprise celebrating local architecture.
A Walk Through Riverside’s Living Plant Museum
Celebrate Earth Day with a visit to the UCR Botanic Gardens, a 40-acre oasis of natural beauty, winding trails, and plant collections from around the world.