This Week in City Hall March 2, 2026
City Council weighs revenue options for fire staffing, while boards take up speed limits and ethics rules.
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Opinion: Fixing the Roads Beneath Your Feet and the Bridges and Crossings That Connect Us
From pothole repairs to a new Mission Boulevard Bridge and a long-awaited Third Street railroad solution, the city is making major investments in its transportation infrastructure.
The Writer Who Told Frank Miller's Story
Zona Gale won the Pulitzer Prize, planted a tree in Riverside, and became the first to chronicle the life of Mission Inn founder Frank Miller.
Raincross Rundown: The Best of Riverside in March 2026
A curated list of upcoming events and happenings The Gazette team is most excited about.
Pivot Player
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Chalk Artists Want RUSD Students to Feel 'Brave About Trying' at Downtown Chalk Day
Professional artists Gloria Ing and Graciela Rodriguez will join about 200 middle and high schoolers on Main Street on March 3 to turn the pedestrian mall into a living, collaborative dream.
Could You Recognize a Blood Clot? A Heart Rhythm Problem? Riverside Cardiologists Break It Down
American Heart Month is ending — but Riverside Medical Clinic's cardiology team wants these warning signs to stick with you.
Planning Commission Delays Downtown Experiment Bar Permit Hearing
Owner requests more time to prepare; city cites two shootings, years of code violations.
Two Years In, Riverside's CARE Court Reaches 260 Residents
A state roundtable highlights the program's local impact and the personal approach driving its success.
Raised Median, Friction Treatment Coming to Mission Inn Avenue Near Buena Vista Bridge
A $1.54M federally funded contract will bring the improvements to the stretch beneath the landmark bridge at the Riverside-Jurupa Valley gateway.
Riversiders Raise Ethics, Watchdog Concerns at City Council
From a missing watchdog to conflict-of-interest questions, residents raised pointed concerns — and on one item, got results.
Riverside County Science and Engineering Fair Opens to Public Saturday at the Convention Center
More than 500 students will display projects ranging from cookie chemistry to brain cancer research during the free event.
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