RCOE's Excellence Through Education Conference Returns to Riverside Convention Center
The two-day event Sept. 16-17 will draw roughly 800 educators from 18 districts back to the venue where it began in 2014.
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Riverside Taps Two Retired City Managers as Interim Economic Development Deputies
Both retired city managers will be paid $128.43 an hour on contracts capped at $123,292.80 as Riverside searches nationally for permanent hires.
The Urban Myth of the Ferocious Black Widow Spider
A Riverside transplant digs into the natural history behind California's most feared — and most misunderstood — arachnid.
Patricia Stewart 1936-2026
Devoted Fairmount Park champion and community volunteer transformed Riverside's parks and civic life.
March Field Air Museum to Mark 9/11's 25th Anniversary With Bell-Tolling Ceremony
Bells will toll at each attack's exact moment during the Sept. 11 remembrance at museum's Heritage Garden.
Council Holds Off on Expanding City Manager's Purchasing Power
Council members split on whether raising the city manager's contract approval limit to $220,000 would speed up projects or reduce public oversight.
Three Students Take Oath as Riverside Unified Board Members
Leah Blanford, Seoyool Kim and Kelsey Troast will each serve a term representing student perspectives at school board meetings this year.
This Week in City Hall: September 7, 2026
The Airport Commission reviews aircraft operations data and a proposed CAVU lease, while the Budget Engagement Commission weighs a CAL FIRE service agreement and its own advisory scope.
Opinion: Riverside's Global Ties Make Us Stronger at Home
Sister city partnerships and international investment strengthen Riverside's economy and community as the city looks toward the 2028 Olympics.
Captain Charles T. Rice, Father of Terracing Orange Groves
A Civil War Veteran's Innovation Still Bears His Name on Rice Hill
A Glass Act
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
City Council Approves $6 Million for Improvements at Martha McLean Anza Narrows Park
The $6 million in state grant funding will help bring a playground, restrooms and other amenities to the 40-acre riverside park.
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