Could You Recognize a Blood Clot? A Heart Rhythm Problem? Riverside Cardiologists Break It Down
American Heart Month is ending — but Riverside Medical Clinic's cardiology team wants these warning signs to stick with you.
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Dust Buster
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Civil Rights Institute Opens LGBTQ+ History Exhibition
"Out in the I.E." traces decades of activism, community care and cultural impact across the Inland Empire.
Olive Crest, Crest Community Church Break Ground on Foster Youth Housing
"Crest Cottages” pairs nonprofit services with congregational support to address isolation facing aged-out youth.
Ward 4 Challengers Break With Incumbent on Homeless Housing Vote at First Candidate Forum
First of three neighborhood forums draws 13 candidates across Wards 2, 4, and 6.
Riverside Pro Soccer Hires Former Dodgers Executive as Commercial Advisor
Dave Siegel, who led global partnerships for the Los Angeles Dodgers, will guide sponsorship strategy as the club prepares for its inaugural season.
CBU President Dr. Ronald L. Ellis named 2025 Citizen of the Year
The Greater Riverside Chambers of Commerce will honor the longest-serving university president in California at its April event recognizing business leadership.
Fire Chief Warns Department Can't Keep Pace; Seeks 84 Firefighters, 2 New Stations
Staffing has held flat for seven years while calls increased 26% — and the city has no funding identified for the proposed fix.
Nonprofit Connecting UCR Students with Refugee Support Work in Riverside County
Human Migration Institute presentation Wednesday highlights volunteer roles, climate factors driving displacement.
Why the Hass Variety Reigns as Avocado Royalty
From ugly duckling to Super Bowl favorite, a Whittier postman's discovery transformed California agriculture.
Council Rejects $20 Million State Grant for Homeless Housing Project
4-3 vote kills 114-unit conversion of University Avenue motel; Homekey+ funds return to state.
Mission Bridge Replacement Set to Begin After Council OKs $4M Funding Boost
Construction begins this spring on 67-year-old span; city's share of $91 million project rises to $5.2 million.
Neighborhood Groups Schedule Three Candidate Forums Starting Wednesday
Two neighborhood organizations will host candidate forums for the three City Council races, beginning Wednesday with the Ward 4 forum at Orange Terrace Community Center.