đ Monday Gazette: August 18, 2025
City tackles sewer finances, Ab Brown Sports Complex plans and warehouse rules near schools, plus how to prepare for earthquakes.
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âTomorrow is Todayâ in Riverside
Mayor Patricia Lock Dawson looks back in reflection on 2021 in Riverside.
Measure C passes but lawsuit seeks to delay its certification
Registered voters vote yes for Measure C, but the ballot is slow to certify as local lawsuit looms ahead.
Woman behind the Riverside Art Museum design recognized in podcast exploring the careers of pioneering architects
Julia Morgan, who has numerous famous designs all across the state of California, was a renowned woman architect known for her expertise in the male-dominated filed of engineering.
His passion is art. But his purpose is strengthening the community of Eastside.
Juan Navarro, a Riverside native, says his studio is a place to foster growth and collectivity in a neighborhood in need of unity.
This week at City Hall: Nov. 2
The current COVID-19 safety measures are reviewed and the Board of Ethics will listen to the findings of a complaint filed against the mayor and several councilmembers.
Sustained economic growth in the Inland Empire: A snapshot for 2021
The region, which encompasses both Riverside and San Bernardino counties, sees continued economic growth surpass U.S. average.
Riverside County shelter for human trafficking survivors is a sanctuary for hope and transformation
Protected with an undisclosed address, Rebirth Homes utilizes mentors and faith-based volunteer services to strengthen the lives of young women who have survived the horrors of sex trafficking.
Residents protest school vaccination mandate outside RUSD board meeting
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a new state mandate earlier this month to require the COVID-19 vaccine for all students attending in-person learning.
This week at City Hall: Oct. 26
This week at City Hall expansion of the Riverside Convention Center is reviewed and the Housing and Homelessness Committee looks at two major plans fore the city.
Historic, annual Mission Inn Run draws in thousands during in-person weekend festivities
Participants of the annual run show out in large numbers, many accompanied with their pet dogs, despite concerns of the spread of COVID-19.
Grassroots groups are surging across Riverside. Here are 3 you should know.
As more Riversiders engage with local political issues, these organizations are gaining strongholds across Riverside.
Mayor meets with California Attorney General to discuss hate crimes
Mayor Patricia Lock Dawson met with California Attorney General Rob Bonta, along with other local leaders, on Oct. 19 for a roundtable discussion and press conference on hate crime in California. The visit was Bontaâs second visit to Riverside within the week and fifth stop in his tour of the 13 mos