Christen Montero Announces Bid for Ward 2 City Council Seat
Montero joins Aram Ayra in race for seat currently held by Clarissa Cervantes, who is not seeking re-election.
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RCC Football takes to the field at Ramona High School this fall
Riverside City College Football will make the Ramona High School football field their home during the 2022-23 season due to complications with the quality of Wheelock Field. For the team which experienced state and national championships in 2019, the Tigers will have to get used to sharing a field a
California State Budget: Investing in Riverside
Riverside will soon benefit from an infusion of 300 million dollars for projects from the record breaking 300-billion-dollar 2022-23 state budget. Inland lawmakers bring home state budget funds designated to improve a local historic site, park, and educational institutions in Riverside. Citrus State
This Week at City Hall, August 22
Monday, August 22 Housing and Homelessness Committee Line 4– Homeless Action Plan update What has previously been known as the City’s Five-Year Plan to Reduce Homelessness is now known as the Homeless Action Plan. Homeless Solutions Officer Lorissa Villarreal will give an update. Line 5- Housing au
Riverside’s High Stakes World of “Baby Drivers”
Riverside’s Coach Troy Adams trains kids, with the right mental fortitude, for the cutthroat world of motorsports.
Raincross Weekend: August 20-21
Saturday, August 20 All Ages Paint Sesh Time: 3pmLocation: El Patron Restaurant, 3204 Mission Inn Avenue Riverside, CACost: $35 The Paint Sesh hosts an all-ages painting event at El Patron, where participants will be walked through a “Cool Popsicle” painting tutorial. It is recommended that particip
What’s next for the post-Nordstrom Galleria at Tyler?
City officials share insights, mall management provides general updates
Mid-Century Modern Comes of Age in Riverside
Mid-Century Modern isn’t just for the Desert Communities. Riverside is beginning to recognize this architectural design with Landmark Status.
This Week at City Hall, August 15
Tuesday, August 16 City Council Line 26 – Retain Forensic Accounting ServicesThe Council is asked to consider retaining forensic accounting services using Eide Bailly LLP for an estimated cost of $125,000. The funds will come from the Public Utilities Administration Professional Services Account. Li
Raincross Weekend: August 12-14
Friday, August 12 Backstreet Restaurant – Friday Night Entertainment Time: 5 – 9 p.m.Location: 3735 Nelson St.Cost: Food Costs Vary, Entertainment Free Live Entertainment has become a summer Friday night feature at Backstreet Restaurant in the Magnolia Center neighborhood. Local bands and individual
Worker shortage not just a pandemic problem in Southern California
Waiting for the car of your dreams? Found that Fast-Food isn’t so fast anymore? On hold for hours waiting to talk with someone about your account? Did you think all of that would go away when the pandemic eased up? It might not be that simple. There are some other basic changes we are facing […]
Let’s talk results, not performance
During my tenure in office, I have made it my mission to focus on the issues that are directly affecting Riversiders, driven by the desire to work for solutions that uplift us all. That in it of itself should not be a surprising statement or an unexpected governing tactic, however, many residents in
This Week at City Hall, August 8
On the agenda at City Hall this week, the Board of Library Trustees will meet August 8th at 5 p.m., where they will discuss incident reports for the week and be given an update on the $5,000 grant award from California State Library for the Park Pass Program. The Board of Public Utilities will meet