š Monday Gazette: July 21, 2025
How Riverside improved fire response, first meeting on new inspector general, and state water outlook stays strong.
Latest (Page 77)
UC Riverside Extension Center launches cannabis product design certificate
UCR steps further into the growing cannabis industry with a new, specialized certificate program in product design and development.
This Week in City Hall: February 12, 2024
A resolution calling for a ceasefire in the conflict between Gaza and Israel and a possible permit for another new carwash on Van Buren Blvd are this week's agendas.
Eat This, Riverside: Fresh strawberries from Corona Family Farm - they may not be around forever!
Facing the dual threats of agricultural quarantine and the potential loss of their land, Corona Family Farm's fresh, locally-grown strawberries symbolize the sweetness and challenges of farming in Riverside's cherished green spaces.
Wally World
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Online degree programs offer flexible learning options; Seven new online degrees launch at CBU for Fall 2024
California Baptist University expands its online programs, providing Riversiders with quality education tailored to their schedules and aspirations.
Graphic Design as Fine Art: Nate Reifkeās āDonāt Stopā Exhibit features in Riversideās Brandstater Gallery
A stormy Sunday night in Riverside sees a packed Brandstater Gallery for Nate Reifkeās graphic design exhibit āDonāt Stop.ā
Riverside Schools gear up for CIF Southern Section Winter Championships
Riverside schools are set to dominate the CIF Southern Section Winter Championships, with Arlington High's remarkable 21-0 boys soccer season taking center stage
This Week in City Hall: February 5, 2024
$11 million to fund a complete overhaul of South Main St. running through the Northside and review of multiple traffic relief plans, including ideas like improving the Tylers St. interchange at the 91, several new underpasses, and widening Van Buren Blvd are on this week's agendas.
From Citrus to Spaghetti: The Evolution of Riverside's Historic Packing House
The transformation of Riverside's former Sutherland Fruit Company packing house into the Old Spaghetti Factory is a tale of architectural adaptation, blending the flavors of history with modern dining.
Swept Up
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Inlandia Institute and UCR ARTS to honor Black History Month at Culver Center
A month-long celebration of African American culture is set to serve Riverside, courtesy of Inlandia Institute and UCR ARTS' Black History Month offerings.
Letters to the Editor: Homelessness is on the March 5 ballot, and this proposition deserves your attention.
Riversideās League of Women Voters considers the implications of Proposition 1 on Riversideās Homelessness challenges