City Clears Path for Vacant Commercial Building-to-Housing Conversions
New zoning rules aim to turn vacant offices and industrial buildings into housing, with a late amendment addressing concerns about historic structures.
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Launch of anthology celebrating Black voices at Riverside's Juneteenth celebration
Inlandia Institute launches "These Black Bodies Are …" anthology, featuring a cover by acclaimed artist Charles Bibbs.
Anime Riverside returns for the second year, drawing enthusiastic crowds to the largest 'Con' in Riverside
Riverside residents from all walks of nerd fandom were treated to Anime Riverside this past weekend, the largest animation and cartoon-themed convention of the year for the city.
The West Coast Thunders On
The annual motorcycle ride returns after a three-year hiatus, but nothing about it will nbe the same for this writer.
Slow Sound Movement
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Save 40 cents per gallon of fuel at two Riverside gas stations today
Madison St. and Van Buren Blvd. stations are participating in Circle K Fuel Day from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Riverside Art Museum Honored with 2023 National Medal for Museum and Library Service
National Medal for Museum and Library Service Recognizes Riverside Art Museum for its Community Contributions
2024 Election: Hass Ratnayake announces candidacy for Ward 1 City Council Seat
Ratnayake will run for the seat currently held by Erin Edwards.
Founding member of esteemed Riverside Mountain Rescue Unit honored for lifelong commitment to community safety
Don Ricker, and five others, founded the resuce organization in 1961.
Beloved Backstreet Restaurant Gets the Arcade Treatment
Arcade Coffee Roasters is taking over Riverside's legendary sandwich shop, The Backstreet, blending its specialty coffee expertise with the beloved atmosphere of the establishment.
Hand Jive, Thrive
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Museum of Riverside hosts "Open Lobby" preview of expansion plans
The museum, which has been closed since 2017, is preparing for a $15 million rehabilitation.
Title 20 amendments jeopardize "historic" status of some neighborhoods
Wood Streets residents may lose Mills Act tax benefits for historic preservation.