After 54 Years, Sub Station Faces Demolition as UCR Redevelops Bannockburn
Richard Munio's Sub Station has fed generations of UCR students since 1972. Now, with Bannockburn Village slated for demolition, it's counting down its final weeks.
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Watch – Ward 2 Candidate Forum: Aram Ayra, Christen Montero, Gracie Torres, Mike Vahl
Four candidates, one stage, more than 100 Ward 2 voters in the room at UC Riverside. Watch the full forum on demand.
Watch – Ward 6 Candidate Forum: Luis Hernandez, Oz Puerta
Two candidates, one stage, at the Altura Credit Union Magnolia Branch. Watch the full forum on demand.
Watch – Ward 4 Candidate Forum: Chuck Conder, Jessica Qattawi, Rich Vandenberg
Three candidates, one stage, at California Citrus State Historic Park. Watch the full forum on demand.
Measure Z, Explained: The Sales Tax Increase on Riverside's June Ballot
Voters will decide June 2 whether to raise the existing Measure Z sales tax to 1.25 percent and remove its 2036 sunset. Here's what's on the ballot, why it's there, and what each side is arguing.
City Manager Speaks Out as Council Evaluates His Performance, Conduct
The council reviewed Futrell's performance in closed session Tuesday but took no action, as the city manager publicly defended himself and his wife against allegations that have roiled City Hall since December.
Janet Goeske Foundation Seeks $3 Million State Grant for Center Expansion
The Janet Goeske Foundation lobbied Sacramento lawmakers April 29, making the case that its Riverside senior center is a model worth replicating statewide.
More Than Flowers
Blue Zones Riverside and the county's health community are coming together this Mother's Day to remind us that supporting moms is a year-round practice.
Where Do Candidates Stand on Homelessness? Ward 2, 4 and 6 Hopefuls Weigh In
From housing first to stricter enforcement, Ward 2, 4 and 6 candidates outlined their approaches to the city's homelessness challenge.
The Mission Inn Heads to New Ownership: Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation
A 33-year era ends as Riverside's most iconic property heads to one of the Inland Empire's most prominent tribal nations.
This Week in City Hall: May 4, 2026
City Council weighs speed limits, rezoning and ethics rules Tuesday, with a closed-session city manager performance review also on the agenda.
Opinion: How Outside Partnerships are Shaping Riverside's Economic Future
A nonprofit "do-tank," Bloomberg Philanthropies and a Harvard fellowship are among the collaborations the mayor says are moving the city forward.