No More Warehouses: Ward 2, 4 and 6 Candidates Debate Riverside's Economic Path
At forums hosted by the Raincross Gazette, candidates for Wards 2, 4 and 6 found common ground on warehousing — and sharp disagreements on what comes next.
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Back outside for April Artswalk
Main Street vendors return for April Artswalk after two months of rainy first Thursdays.
'Cafe Stories' tells the essentially Riverside tale of an enduring local eatery
Inlandia Institue will host an event to launch local historian, William Medina's novel based on his experience growing up at his family's restaurant.
UCR College Corps earns $5m grant to empower students serving the Riverside community
UCR awarded $5 million grant to support College Corps program that provides debt-free college pathways for low-income students who commit to serving
Miller Middle percussion keeping a steady beat on their way to Southern California competition
Students will display their talents in a multi-school showcase at Miller Multi-Purpose Room as a warm-up for the big competition.
$1 Million grant brings “Blue Zones” project to increase public health and longevity in the Arlanza neighborhood
The City is launching a new initiative to improve public health and longevity in the Arlanza neighborhood.
This Week in City Hall: April 1, 2024
City Council doesn't meet this week. The Parks Department provides the Human Resources Board with staffing updates, and the Board of Ethics considers language updates to the City's Ethics Code.
One Year On: Riverside's Youth Job Corps Celebrates Milestone Success
Celebrating its first anniversary, Riverside's Youth Job Corps has transformed $4.4 million of state funding into life-changing job opportunities for the city's youth.
CBU’s Radiologic Sciences Program Fosters Purpose and Passion
At California Baptist University in Riverside, the radiologic sciences program is not just about X-rays and technology; it's about bringing a human touch to healthcare.
Verses at Dawn: Henry van Dyke's Gift to Mount Rubidoux's Easter Service
Beyond the gathering of thousands at Mount Rubidoux each Easter, Dr. Henry van Dyke's poem 'God of the Open Air' weaves a deeper connection between nature, faith, and the Riversiders on the mountain.
Black Holes
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Judithe Hernández at The Cheech: A Riveting Journey Beyond the Canvas
'Beyond Myself, Somewhere, I Wait for My Arrival' invites us to explore the vibrant, storied journey of an artist who has shaped our understanding of Chicano culture and female identity.
