On Halloween Morning, Remembering Riverside's Real Ghosts
Five heartbreaking stories from 1893 to 1938 reveal the human tragedies that shaped our city's history.
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Bar Ni Modo Hosts Community Día de los Muertos Ofrenda
Bar Ni Modo is inviting Riverside residents to honor their loved ones through a Día de los Muertos celebration running October 30 through November 30.
One in Eight: Two Riverside Survivors Say Early Detection Made All the Difference
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month closes, local survivors and medical experts emphasize the life-saving power of early screening.
'We Cannot Make Up the Difference': Food Banks Prepare for Federal Aid Crisis
California Wellness Foundation poll finds deep economic anxiety as November 1 deadline looms for CalFresh benefits.
RUSD Board Member Warned Against Judging Religious Sincerity; Social Media Claims Otherwise
Dr. Hernandez Alexander raised concerns about evaluating faith; posts mischaracterize her comments as advocating for such scrutiny.
PFAS Settlement Buys RPU Ratepayers One-Year Reprieve on Water Treatment Surcharge
First payment from $39 million settlement will help offset $97 million in treatment costs required by 2031 federal PFAS regulations.
Riverside's Plan to Reconnect Residents With Their River
Council reviewed feasibility study for River District transformation Tuesday, but questions remain about how the ambitious vision will be funded.
RPD Targets Trucks Using Central Avenue as Cut-Through
Checkpoint follows committee recommendation to increase truck route violation fines from $100 to $1,000.
'A Breath, Not a Stop': Riverside Supper Club Wraps Successful First Year
Sunday gathering that evolved from family-style pasta to refined five-course experiences takes hiatus before 2026 wine-centered relaunch.
Riverside Paramedic to Receive National Award for Saving Toddler's Life
Jimi Estrada-Velazquez will be honored in Washington, D.C., next week.
This Week in City Hall: October 27, 2025
City Council will review a River District feasibility study for Santa Ana River improvements and PFAS water treatment upgrades requiring customer surcharges starting at $1-4 monthly in 2026.
You Know What Really Sucks??
Local leeches get a bad rap, but these blood-sucking creatures have fascinating abilities and surprising medical uses - plus they're right here in Riverside's waterways.
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