Penrose Record Room Offering Above Bargain-Bin Quality at Blowout Prices
Shop owner’s selective approach to inventory means this weekend’s sale features a curated selection instead of the usual castoffs.
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Riverside Soccer Takes Center Stage
CBU women defend WAC title while UCR men bring home opener energy after tough UCLA battle.
August Showers Bring … Tumbleweeds!
How August rains spark a green glow in Riverside’s hills — and fuel the rise of a powerful new tumbleweed species born right here.
Subcommittee Advances Inspector General Framework to City Council
New oversight position would replace Internal Audit Division with expanded duties including ethics oversight and operational efficiency reviews.
Lemonade Stand Brings Community Together
Young entrepreneur's Disney dream shows local impact of community action.
Committee Advances Time Limits for Council Debate, Public Comment Flexibility
Proposed changes would establish 15-minute caps for initial Councilmember remarks and allow presiding officers to shorten public comment during crowded meetings.
This Week in City Hall: August 11, 2025
City Council does not meet this week. The Inspector General Committee will meet Tuesday afternoon to work toward establishing Riverside's New Inspector General office.
Smudge Pots Secure New Home Field at Arlington Heights
Vintage baseball team finds excellent local facility after losing previous venue.
Artists Transform Junk Into Social Commentary at Division 9 Gallery
Richie "Deladeso" Velazquez and Cosme Cordova's "Yonque" exhibition uses discarded materials to critique consumer culture and personal complicity.
Neighbor of the Week: Dr. Mark Harris
Each week, we will introduce a new neighbor. This is not a who's who list. These are regular Riversiders doing exceptional things.
Bristling Brilliance
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Casa Blanca Elementary Opens as District's First Purpose-Built STEM School
New campus restores neighborhood anchor lost during 1965 desegregation, featuring labs with 3D printers and robotics.
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