🗞️ Riverside News- February 27, 2026
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Games of the Week: November 16-23
UCR @ CBU Basketball may be the best sports event in Riverside all year.
When Peace Flags Flew: How Mount Rubidoux Honored U.S.-Canada Friendship in 1927
For 17 years, Frank Miller hosted Armistice Day services atop Mount Rubidoux, raising flags from nations around the world. In 1927, Canada took center stage in a ceremony featuring bagpipes, doves and a tribute to cross-border friendship that endures today.
Festival of Lights Returns This Saturday
Whether you're a Switch On night regular or prefer quieter evenings, here's everything happening Downtown from this Saturday through early January.
A Scanner Darkly
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Mike Vahl Announces Bid for Ward 2 City Council Seat
IT consultant enters four-way race with private-sector experience, emphasizing results-driven approach.
Passions Soar Over March Field Air Museum's Flight Path
Debate over governance and direction highlights museum's importance to Riverside.
Riverside Signs Agreement With Korean EV Company Exploring U.S. Expansion
Chaevi Co. plans to open a Riverside office in January as part of a potential $100 million investment in the city.
Riverside Community College District Partners with Phenix Gateway on Job Training Program
The initiative will help neurodivergent students and those with developmental disabilities transition to employment starting in November.
Riverside Police Cite 57 Violations in Commercial Truck Checkpoint
The enforcement action on Central Avenue targeted trucks illegally using city streets as freeway shortcuts.
Deconstructing Pumpkin Pie
A culinary journey reveals that America's most iconic Thanksgiving dessert is a delicious melting pot of ingredients from around the globe.
La Sierra University Hosts Free Archaeology Weekend Exploring Alexander the Great
The Nov. 15-16 event features international scholars, hands-on activities, and a children's archaeological dig at the university's archaeology center.
Land Use Committee Cancels Meeting After Failing Quorum, Delays Smoke Shop Policy Review
The City Council's Land Use Committee failed to achieve quorum Monday, extending the wait for regulatory changes aimed at smoke shops linked to illegal drug activity.