This Week in City Hall: October 2, 2023
Council will consider a 'security pilot program' to expand contracted services aimed at keeping the Galleria, Auto Mall, Plaza, and Downtown business areas safer.
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Chapman: An early Riverside name that should be remembered
Uncovering the Chapman Legacy, from Orange Groves to a Street that Lights Up Every Christmas.
Riverside Launches CARE Court: A New Approach to Mental Health and Homelessness
CARE Court Aims to Fill Gaps in Mental Health Services and Provide Alternatives to Incarceration
‘A CBU Christmas’ Joins Four Must-See Shows in Unprecedented Season Ticket Package
Dive into the worlds of Christie, Shelley, and Hugo with CBU's Season of great authors.
Zapara School of Business marks 10th anniversary with jazz concert and retrospective
La Sierra University's celebration featured a historical overview, a catered reception, and a special jazz performance as part of the Pierce Street Jazz series.
This Week in City Hall: October 2, 2023
It will be a slow week for Council, commissions, and committees. City Council will review $2.87m in street improvements for Wards 3, 6, and 7.
It’s Always Tea Time
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Nonprofits team up to boost social-emotional wellness in Riverside’s girls
Girls on the Run and Big Brothers Big Sisters launch joint summer camp.
Riverside Art Museum to host "Climates of Inequality" exhibition
Local narratives on environmental justice to be showcased alongside the touring exhibition.
This Week in City Hall: September 25, 2023
City Council doesn't meet this week. Other committees meet to discuss the reallocation of Measure Z funds to better address homelessness, plans and budgets for RPU infrastructure upgrades, and design plans for the renovation of the Museum of Riverside.
An Air Affair
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Letters to the Editor: Riverside needs the Riverside Transmission Reliability Project
Justin Scott-Coe, former chair of Riverside’s Board of Public Utilities, argues that RTRP’s planned overhead power lines are essential for community health and affordable, reliable energy and shouldn’t be delayed by undergrounding efforts.
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