Devereaux House is Reimagining Riverside Nightlife
What started as a birthday party experiment has grown into one of Riverside's most distinctive new venues, one glass at a time.
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Council Adopts Stricter Meeting Rules Despite Public Concern on Comment Limits
Procedures updated for first time in two years give presiding officer broader discretion to curtail speaker time, with six-month review added after residents raise concerns about reduced public access.
Doors Open Riverside Returns Oct. 25 With Free Tours of 14 Historic Sites
Eighth annual event provides rare public access to Harada House, Trujillo Adobe and other architectural landmarks.
Mayor Lock Dawson to Lead Historic Summit of California's Largest Cities
Coalition representing 11 million Californians will address homelessness, housing and economic development.
Inspector General Approval Delayed Nearly Year After Voter Mandate, Council Cites Independence Language
Four council members vote to push decision to mid-November, citing need to strengthen language about independent legal counsel.
Riverside Neighborhood Partnership to Honor Community Leaders at 13th Annual Gala
Evergreen Masonic Center to host recognition event Nov. 8.
'I Haven't Made It Until I Sell Out the Fox': Brandon Joseph's Riverside Dream
While many musicians claim vague 'LA area' roots, the 27-year-old proudly represents his Inland Empire hometown on debut album.
This Week in City Hall: October 20, 2025
City Council will establish the voter-approved Office of the Inspector General with expanded oversight authority, consider meeting rule changes including Mayor scheduling authority, and review extending the tobacco retail permit moratorium through 2026.
Riverside's Distinctive Raincross Design Becomes 12-foot Sculpture
The collaboration between Councilmember Philip Falcone and metal artist Rico Alderette replicates the midcentury symbol stamped throughout City Hall.
Opinion: California Begins New Water Year with Robust Storage Levels
Legislative victories, major infrastructure projects and Colorado River negotiations shape state's water future.
Games of the Week: October 20-27, 2025
As fall slides toward winter, our sports calendar mirrors the rest of life: busier by the day.
Thousands Join Downtown Political Demonstration
Local residents participate in nationwide 'No Kings Day of Action'.
From Swedish Immigrant to Mount Rubidoux Master Builder: The Gunnar Kjellberg Story
How a 17-year-old zanjero became the foreman who shaped Riverside's most iconic landmark and built the infrastructure that still serves the city today.
