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This Week in City Hall: November 10, 2025
City Council does not meet this week. Other agendas include a review of smoke shop regulations after police seized illegal products at 13 locations and a pilot program connecting Deaf residents to sign language interpreters via QR codes.
Peace Tower's 100th Anniversary Sparks Exhibit, Commemorative Walk
The Mission Inn Foundation will host a new exhibit opening Nov. 16, with a commemorative walk up the mountain scheduled for Dec. 13.
Condron's Inaugural Turkey Trot Brings Community Together for Thanksgiving
Local Coffee Shop Partners with Olive Crest to Support Children and Families in Crisis.
Gubernatorial Candidates Address Mental Health Workforce Shortage in Riverside County
Four Democratic hopefuls propose scholarship programs, loan deferrals and enforcement measures to tackle severe provider shortages amid youth suicide concerns and pandemic-related emergencies.
Driving Diorama
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Grown-Up Punk Rock Kids Document Their Community's Underground Musical Legacy
Lifelong friends bring "60 Miles East" to Riverside Art Museum, celebrating the city's hardcore, punk and ska scenes from the late 1980s to early 2000s.
Cannabis Businesses Drop Ethics Complaints Against Four Councilmembers
Attorney admits sworn declaration incorrectly identified Perry at Chamber event, undermining Brown Act allegations.
Native Women Lead History Hike at Mt. Rubidoux Nov. 16
Event highlights Cahuilla people's enduring connection to local mountain.
Mayor Lock Dawson Chairs California Big City Mayors at Historic San Francisco Summit
Coalition Pushes for Sustained State Support on Homelessness, Housing.
Beverly Wingate Maloof, 1931-2025
The preservationist helped save the Mission Inn and founded the Riverside Land Conservancy.
Emergency Food Network Mobilizes as SNAP Benefits End for 46,000 Riverside Households
City approves $100,000 in emergency funding while churches and nonprofits expand services.