Sight Unseen Returns to Riverside, Reframed for a New Generation
At the Civil Rights Institute, Douglas McCulloh's landmark exhibition on blind photographers reconsiders whose vision counts as sight.
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Riverside Approves $1 Land Sale for Affordable Housing Project
The 10 income-restricted apartments will be part of a larger 64-unit mixed-use development near Mission Inn and University avenues.
A Possible Path to the Return of the Mission Inn Artifacts Laid Out in Council Comments Session
The Old Riverside Foundation says three removed objects were designated by the city in the 1970s, which would make their removal a question of city code rather than contract law.
Riverside Seeks Renewal of Prohousing Status Amid State Review of City's Housing Decisions
State officials are examining whether Riverside's rejection of a supportive housing project jeopardizes its Prohousing status as the city moves to reapply.
Motel 6, Days Inn Could Become 148 Units of Affordable Senior Housing
The projects still need financing and city approval, with one carrying an unresolved multimillion-dollar funding gap.
Council Moves to Restore Ward 6 Representation, Seating Hernandez on Three Committees
Councilmember Clarissa Cervantes's motion overturned a unanimous screening committee recommendation, handing the newly elected Ward 6 representative a committee chairmanship over more senior colleagues' objections.
Mucho Music, Murals, and Something Sinister for September
September ArtsWalk is more night than you have hours for.
Meet the Candidates Running for Riverside Unified's School Board this November
Here's what the candidates for Riverside Unified's school board say about their priorities — and why one race won't be decided by voters.
Raincross Rundown: The Best of Riverside in September 2026
Townhalls, mural unveilings, moon cakes, and a crosstown rivalry with new stakes — here's what's worth your time in Riverside this September.
A Third Match Made All the Difference
A Big Brothers Big Sisters mentor helped rebuild a young woman's confidence and set her sights on college.
RTA Unveils Hydrogen Fueling Station, First Zero-Emission Buses
The new station and buses mark the start of the agency's shift away from natural gas-powered vehicles toward a fully zero-emission fleet.
This Week in City Hall: August 31, 2026
Council eyes a purchasing threshold hike, a Motel 6 conversion for senior housing, and a state grant for Anza Narrows Park, while the Board of Ethics reviews prohibited endorsements.
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