Riverside Community College District Partners with Phenix Gateway on Job Training Program
The initiative will help neurodivergent students and those with developmental disabilities transition to employment starting in November.
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Legal Roundup: 'Snake Burglar' Admits to 54 Counts; Riverside's Evidence Practices Questioned
Judicial Council discusses court vacancies & funding, CA Supreme Court redefines "presence" in emotional distress cases, 'Snake Burglar' pleads guilty, and Riverside's evidence-sharing under scrutiny.
This Week in City Hall: August 21, 2023
City Council doesn't meet this week. Other committees meet to consider approving a new permanent art installation in White Park and presentations on Riverside's housing challenges and racial profiling in the police department.
Key of Thee
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Senator Roth Secures $500,000 for Civil Rights Institute
The funds, allocated from the 2023-24 state budget, will support an electronic archival system and enhancements to the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Downtown Riverside.
Riversideās Historic Seth Thomas clock in need of restoration
As time takes its toll, Old Riverside Foundation rallies to breathe new life into its cherished Main Street sentinel.
Councilmember Cervantes returns to City Council following DUI arrest
'Our mistakes do not define us,' shares Cervantes at her first meeting back
Metrolink Introduces 50% Fare Discount for California EBT Cardholders
Starting August 7, eligible riders with a California EBT card can enjoy half-off on all Metrolink tickets and passes.
This Week in City Hall: August 14, 2023
Discussions include the Homeless Action Plan, potential changes to RV parking regulations, investment plans for new utility rates, and a proposal to bring an autonomous vehicle headquarters to the city.
Introducing Project Connect
How Riverside is connecting formerly incarcerated individuals with services and a path forward to prevent homelessness.
Back to School
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Art, Innovation, and Community: How The Cheech elevates local talent while joining the national conversation
Explore the transformative space where local masterpieces meet influential national narratives.
Injunction on Measure O: RUSD and RAIT speak out
After the injunction on Measure O, RUSD defends its use of bond funds, while RAIT alleges a ābait-and-switchā in the presentation of Measure O to the community.