Raincross Rundown: Climb, Create, and Get a Little Spooky This October
Charity walks, local history, live music, and a little Halloween mischief fill Riverside's October calendar.
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Charter School, 48-bed Assisted-Living Facility Win Planning Commission Approval
The Planning Commission unanimously cleared an Alta Vista Innovation High School location in Magnolia Center and a senior care facility in Orangecrest.
The Hard Way Up: Pink on Parade Climbs Mt. Rubidoux for a 15th Year
Riverside's breast cancer awareness walk climbs Oct. 24 with a $75,000 goal and a route its survivors chose.
Jeff Soto's 'Rare Woods' Exhibition Sparks Creativity in Printmaking
This October Will See the Opening of 'Rare Woods' at Pain Sugar Gallery in Downtown Riverside.
Housing Panel Backs Home for Pregnant Teens, Limits on Inherited Mobile Home Rent Hikes
Amari's Place would serve pregnant and parenting teens in Ward 2, while proposed rent changes target inherited mobile homes and park improvement charges.
A History of Baseball in Riverside
The Riverside Historical Society's 2026 Special Publication traces the city's baseball history back to the 1870s, from Evans Park to the RBI tournament.
CBU Blanks UCR in First Crosstown Showdown Conference Match
Lancers women's soccer wins 2-0 in 100-degree heat for its third straight victory over the Highlanders.
Ward 2 and 4 Candidates Clash Over Housing, Campaign Money and Riverside’s Future
The Ward 2 race turned heated over University Terrace and a $1,500 donation, as all four candidates fielded questions on housing, jobs and polarization.
This Week in City Hall: September 28, 2026
Riverside officials consider a residential program for teen parents, review how the utility spent pollution allowance revenue and discuss new powers for the Board of Ethics.
Focus on Fire
What Riverside residents should know about wildfires and fire prevention.
Cati Porter Turns the Page With Mile Square Press
Funded by pre-orders rather than outside money, Mile Square Press will debut with a children's history of Riverside, followed by a poetry collection from UCR's Carlos Cortés.
Are Riverside's Leaders Readers?
Welcome to Reading Room, an invitation to make (more) room for reading in your life this week from Riversider, writer and reader Cati Porter.
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