Two Homes Approved as Landmarks, a Third Named Structure of Merit
The Cultural Heritage Board also heard early feedback on a proposed ordinance that would ban chain link fencing on historic properties citywide.
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City Ethics Rules Now Cover Officials' Online Conduct
New language bars city officials from biased or partisan online posts in quasi-judicial matters, but exempts private speech after attorneys raised First Amendment concerns.
187 Riverside County Children in Foster Care Are Waiting for an Advocate
Voices for Children needs male and bilingual CASA volunteers as 187 Riverside County children wait for an advocate.
New Exhibit Brings Chicano Art and History to Casa Blanca Library
The "Ojos del Tiempo" installation features rotating works by local and nationally recognized artists alongside bilingual literature celebrating the neighborhood's Mexican-American roots.
Judge Orders City to Rename Measure Z Ballot Measure, Citing Misleading Language
A court ordered the city to rename its June sales tax renewal measure after a resident sued over misleading language.
As Sexual Assault Awareness Month Begins, NORA Warns of Funding Crisis
April marks Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Riverside's primary crisis center is sounding the alarm as federal funding cuts force staffing reductions and push survivors onto waitlists.
Raincross Rundown: The Best of Riverside in April 2026
A curated list of upcoming events and happenings The Gazette team is most excited about.
The 35-Minute Show: A Lenticular Cloud Sunset Worth Waiting For
The best colors came long after the sun disappeared - a reminder that patience is a photographer's most underrated skill.
Riverside Tamale Festival Returns April 18 to Celebrate Adobe's Historic Designation
This year's "Todos Juntos" theme marks the first festival since the Trujillo Adobe was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Residents Invited to Weigh in on Fairmount Park Parking and Traffic Plans Tuesday
The meeting is the latest in the Fairmount Forward series, which is shaping a long-term master plan for the city's most visited park.
This Week in City Hall March 30, 2026
Ethics, events and accountability: a look at what Riverside's city committees are deciding this week.
Riverside Looks to Its Own History to Mark America's 250th
A summer of concerts, drone shows, murals and illuminated landmarks will mark the semiquincentennial from May through December.
A Seat at the Movies, A Glimpse of Fatherhood
A series by Anthony Solorzano exploring Riverside through the eyes of a transplant, as the memory of a hometown slowly fades.
