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A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
New ordinance eases zoning and building rules for converting vacant offices and commercial buildings into housing.
The California Arts Council awarded $560,000 total to artists across Riverside, San Bernardino and Orange counties this year.
Existing stores get two years to relocate or close under ordinance rejecting a longer compliance window.
Drone surveillance helped enforcement teams document violations across the city before and during the Fourth of July holiday.
An 11-response business survey shows positive feedback, but the pilot's losses have grown since launch.
Council approves HUD funding for four park projects as department celebrates July observance.
Overland Pelican Riverside LLC takes over the project as the city extends deadlines for entitlement, escrow and construction.
From Wanish and Qota'inat to a symbol of wealth and control, the Santa Ana River's history is also Riverside's own.
The 6-1 vote follows a 2025 staff decision to freeze new enrollment as the program nears its $684,000 subsidy cap.
The city is now one of three in California and fewer than 100 organizations worldwide to hold the AEDO designation.
Bridge Housing takes over residential portion of the long-stalled Arlington Village redevelopment as the city finalizes the project's parcel map.
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