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Jessica Qattawi Announces Bid for Ward 4 City Council Seat
2024 mayoral candidate and neighborhood organizer challenges incumbent Conder in three-way race.
Bar Ni Modo Brings the "All Day Bar" Concept to Riverside
Mexican-inspired cocktail bar and restaurant now open seven days a week at Farm House Collective.
Riverside History Walk Returns to Main Street After 13 Years in Storage
Commemorative stones marking city's defining moments will be rededicated Dec. 9.
Council Delegates Gage Canal Voting Power to Staff Weeks After Judge Allows Lawsuit to Proceed
Move delegates voting power to Public Utilities staff for five mutual water companies.
March Field Museum Names New Director, Provides Documentation on Staff Cuts
Michael D. Ellzey previously led Nixon Library and worked at Sunnylands; board provides documentation, says Executive Committee had authority for personnel decisions.
La Sierra University Launches $2 Million Endowment for Foster Youth
The Home@LaSierra fund aims to provide debt-free college education to young people aging out of the foster care system.
Riverside Financial Advisors Guide Clients Through Local Commercial Real Estate Investment
Tricord Advisors partners with commercial real estate experts to educate community on smart property investment strategies.
Rebirth Homes Wins Tower Agency's $5,000 Giving Tuesday Challenge
The human trafficking survivor support organization received the most votes in a community-driven initiative funding three Riverside nonprofits.
Raincross Rundown: The Best of Riverside in December 2025
A curated list of upcoming events and happenings The Gazette team is most excited about.
This Week in City Hall: December 1, 2025
City Council will review representation on mutual water company boards, the Transportation Board considers parking restrictions, turn limits, and speed management measures.
Opinion: Mayor's Senior Forums Build Community, Combat Loneliness
Mayor Lock Dawson reflects on new outreach series connecting seniors with resources and support as part of effort to ensure no Riversider navigates challenges alone.
MLK High School Pushes Back on Statewide Cell Phone Ban Trend
As California districts rush to restrict phones, Riverside students, teachers and administrators question whether the benefits outweigh the costs.