🍊 Tuesday Gazette: July 1, 2025
Tuesday Gazette: July 1, 2025 Hello Riverside, and happy Tuesday! What a time we had last night celebrating our 10,
California's dual system puts residents at the table for both investor-owned and municipal utilities as Proposition 218 ensures transparency and public participation.
The celebrated opera singer returned home from Europe to perform at Mount Rubidoux’s Easter Sunrise Services, becoming a beloved part of the city’s holiday tradition.
Yolena Ramirez and Adrian Gamero bring people together over monthly themed dinners in downtown Riverside, attracting food lovers from across the region with their globally-inspired menus and intimate atmosphere.
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Changes include staffing for district's newest school, the yet-to-be-named Eastside Elementary, opening fall 2025.
Parents mobilize to save 107-year-old St. Francis de Sales amid financial challenges, declining enrollment.
High School Boys Volleyball moves into the postseason with several Riverside teams in the mix.
Termination without cause could cost Riverside taxpayers up to $163,000 following years of council conflict.
The Elks Lodge on Brockton will host the show, with best-of awards given in a variety of categories. A self-guided garden tour offers access to some of Riverside’s best gardens and on-site Master Gardeners.
A non-definitive, opinionated crawl through Riverside's pizza spots with that certain something. Joints where the vibe matters as much as the slice.
Five council members vote to terminate employment effective immediately, two recuse themselves.
Arcade brand founders unveil their latest concept with prime stage-side location and contemporary take on familiar flavors.
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