How to Have a Blue Zones Holiday
Blue Zones Project Riverside's Erin Edwards on moving naturally, fighting loneliness, and finding purpose this season.
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Your Neighbors Are Shaping Riverside's Future—And There's Room for You
From park planning to police oversight, volunteer commissioners help make key decisions. Current members share what it's like to serve, and why Ward 6 has unusual openings right now.
This Week in City Hall: October 13, 2025
Councilmember Cervantes will propose a resolution directing police to monitor federal immigration enforcement where legally permitted, establishing data privacy protections, and exploring a $100,000 Legal Justice Fund.
The Erasure of Gianni Trieste
Artist John Dingler loses his 25-year Riverside studio to make way for a needed railroad underpass, taking with him a singular creative ecosystem where digital art bloomed and the unglamorous work of supporting galleries happened month after month.
Cloud Atlas
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
A Garden's Legacy: Couple's Gift Ensures Grand Arbor Gardens Blooms for Generations
After 30 years of opening their garden to neighbors, artist behind Riverside's painted trees and master gardener gift the property to California Baptist University.
City Launches First Tool Lending Library at Three Locations
Residents can now borrow power tools, hand tools for home projects with library card.
New City Purchasing Reforms to Include Monthly Vendor Workshops, Price Monitoring
Improvements aim to help Riverside businesses compete for city contracts as part of overhaul set for March completion.
Games of the Week: October 9
We’ve got you covered every day this weekend, and Girls Flag Football wraps up the season, we will have playoff tournament info next week.
Inaugural Book Festival Brings Authors, Storytellers to Main Library October 11
Public Library partners with Inlandia Institute for free community event featuring California Poet Laureate, local and national writers.
Riverside Community Hospital Completes Advanced Training for Neonatal Transport Team
Twenty-four caregivers participate in two-day exercise featuring real-world simulations.
The Palms Among Us
From citrus grove markers to wildlife apartments, Riverside's iconic skydusters reveal surprising stories about our landscape and the creatures who call them home.
Wild Pigs: Riverside's Most Unwanted Neighbors?
Descended from domestic swine that escaped during 1930s floods, feral pigs emerge cyclically from the Santa Ana River to transform suburban yards into "rototilled" landscapes—and city regulations leave residents with few options beyond creative deterrents.