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Current Affairs: Moving forward with the Riverside Transmission Reliability Project
The Riverside Transmission Reliability Project, or RTRP, is a 230,000 Volt (230 kV) electric transmission line that will provide
Eat This, Riverside: Fresh Home-Baked Bagels from Citrus Heights Cottage Bakery Parzel’s Bagelry
In a tidy subdivision in the hills above the Citrus State Historic Park, Kali Hathaway is baking the bagels of her dreams in her licensed home bakery. In today’s edition, Seth learns more about Parzel’s Bagelry: a great bagel bakery with big bagel ambitions.
Neighbor of the Week: Jerry Pulido
Each week, we will introduce a new neighbor. This is not a who's who list. These are regular Riversiders doing exceptional things.
Stone Fruit Loop
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
The Power of Purpose: CBU’s Commitment to Military Families
Veterans find a welcoming community and financial assistance at California Baptist University, where the Yellow Ribbon Program ensures their educational goals are met.
Full Circle Players to Debut "The Tempest" at California Citrus State Historic Park
Riverside-based theatre troupe starts its summer season with a free, family-friendly rendition of Shakespeare’s classic, promising accessibility and community engagement.
Inlandia Institute to Host Memoir Launch Event
Renowned journalist Zita Arocha to discuss her new book "Guajira – the Cuba Girl”
Dr. Christon Arthur, La Sierra University’s First Black President, Presides Over Commencement Ceremony
The end of the academic year marked the beginning of a new era on campus.
Julian Jolliffe’s fireworks photo lights up the internet
It didn’t take long for his latest Fourth of July capture to become a classic.
This Week in City Hall: July 8, 2024
City Council does not meet this week. Instead, other boards and commissions will provide input on proposed spending and project plans.
Fairmount Park Isn’t Scary
Once seen as seedy and dangerous, Fairmount Park has undergone a transformation, becoming a vibrant and welcoming space. With improved safety, new amenities, and ongoing community events, this historical park is now a treasured destination for Riversiders.
Spanning History: Riverside’s Iconic 1904 Railroad Bridge
Constructed as the longest concrete bridge in the world in 1904, Riverside’s Railroad Bridge not only transformed local transportation but also became a landmark of architectural beauty.
