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UC Riverside Library Showcases Evolution of Cyberpunk Through Comics
The exhibit at UC Riverside’s Tomás Rivera Library explores how cyberpunk has evolved from a 1980s science fiction subgenre into a lens for examining modern technology and identity.
Police Alert Downtown Businesses to Weekend Demonstrations
City Hall, Main Library among facilities closing early Friday in response.
Opinion: The Untapped Engine of Riverside’s Future-Our Airport
Long overlooked, Riverside Airport is emerging as a hub for innovation, education and community—offering a powerful runway for the city’s future growth.
Riverside Public Pools Open for Summer Season
The City of Riverside Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department has opened seven public pools for the 2025 summer season, running June 9 through August 14.
Shakespeare Takes Center Stage at CBU's Summer Festival
Two comedic productions highlight the Courtyard Shakespeare Festival's 2025 season.
Riverside Athlete Has Strong Showing at Special Olympics State Games
Former Poly High track athlete participated in multiple events at the Southern California Summer Games.
The Double Life of the Brown Garden Snail
Riverside’s most common garden pest is also a culinary delicacy, offering a surprising story of global migration, gourmet appeal, and invasive impact.
Quitapenas Returns with New EP and a Message of Joyful Resistance
Tropical Afro-Latin band Quitapenas celebrates the release of its new EP, “¡Retumba!,” Friday night at the Farm House Collective.
Summer Concerts Return to Fairmount Park for Another Season of Community Fun
Free Wednesday night concert series kicks off June 11 with Stone Soul Motown tribute.
Palau President to Address La Sierra University Graduation
Pacific island leader will receive honorary doctorate while watching daughter graduate Sunday.
This Week in City Hall: June 9, 2025
Reviewing the City's workforce vacancy report, $54.1 million in annual RPU expenses, and committee discussion of a $110 million treatment strategy for PFAS chemicals are on this week's agenda.
Riverside High School Students Gain Job Skills at Child Development Center
Partnership between school district and nonprofit provides hands-on experience while addressing workforce shortage.