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I Found a New Barber. My Old One Still Doesn't Know.
A series by Anthony Solorzano exploring Riverside through the eyes of a transplant, as the memory of a hometown slowly fades.
Your Guide to Shopping Small This Holiday Season
From Main Street to neighborhood shops across the city, here's where to find unique gifts while supporting local businesses.
My Mistakes with the Mission Inn âFor Saleâ Story
The reporting failures that led to errors in our coverage of potential hotel sale rumors.
A Victorian Christmas at Heritage House
The Museum of Riverside invites the community to experience the warmth and traditions of a 19th-century holiday celebration with festive tours and a special open house in December.
Alternative Gift Fair Returns to Riverside with Handmade Gifts Supporting Local Charities
The annual event features vendors from Ten Thousand Villages, Inlandia Institute and dozens of nonprofits, with all proceeds benefiting community causes.
Iconic Mission Inn Hotel Rumored for Sale, Owners Say 'Not True'
Hotel ownership denies private sale talks that multiple sources have reported
Go Go Bird Brings LA-Style Fried Chicken to Farm House Collective
Chef Brandon Kida's restaurant features Szechuan-spiced tenders and offers discounts for UCR students and faculty.
2026 Election: Voter Guide
Everything Riverside voters need to know to cast informed ballots in the June 2026 primary: candidate profiles, ballot measure explanations, and how to register and vote. Updated continuously through Election Day.
City Council Approves $16.8 Million Animal Services Agreement Despite Cost Concerns
Three-year contract with Riverside County includes community programs aimed at reducing shelter intake.
Holiday Giving Guide: Ways to Support Neighbors This Season
Organizations throughout the city are gathering donations to help families, children, seniors and pets during the holidays.
Council Approves Inspector General After Resolving Independence Concerns
Council votes 6-1 to establish independent watchdog with power to hire outside counsel
Committee Pushes Ethics Reforms After False Complaints Against Councilmembers
Committee advances equal evidence standards after false complaints advanced to hearings despite sworn testimony proving innocence.