🍊 Sunday Gazette: September 7, 2025
Ransom B. Shelden’s 1909 fishing trip goes awry and a creative prompt explores steam.
The jacaranda bloom is in full effect. Pulchrifying the city streets and skylines with plumes of powerful purple.
UC Riverside's collection of 21 million historical newspaper pages could cease operations by June 30 without $300,000 in emergency funding.
The Mission Inn Foundation's new walking tour invites visitors to discover local history, from pioneers to influential figures across eras and social classes, told directly from the gravesides at the often-overlooked Olivewood Cemetery.
Longtime Ward 6 representative reflects on career, hopes for successor as he prepares to step away from public office.
City Council does not meet this week; the schedule of other public meetings is light this Memorial Day week.
Amid heirloom roses and citrus trees, Riverside’s Heritage House invites visitors to slow down, explore the gardens, and help bring local history to life as a docent.
How All Saints Episcopal Church designed a solution that preserves architectural heritage while advancing sustainability and creating a new community space.
With Animated Merry May #13, artist Sebraé Harris wraps his final Citrus Belle panel for the Gazette. His vibrant storytelling and deep love for Riverside have left a lasting mark—and we can’t wait to see what he creates next.
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Local nonprofit celebrates a decade of saving animals others can't.
Riverside Poly juniors continue swimming legacy with record-breaking performances.
Voices for Children has provided court-appointed volunteers to thousands of local youth since 2015.
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