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Riverside City public pools opening on June 10
Riverside Police and Police Foundation are sponsoring free swim sessions on Wednesdays
Is it a crow or a raven? Nevermore confused
Riversiders often mix up the cityâs black birds, but distinguishing the solitary ravens from the social crows is simpler than you might think.
June Artswalk offers new art at the Cheech and opportunities to express
Keep the kids out a little later Thursday night, this Artswalk is a perfect âschoolâs outâ activity
Letter to the Editor: A glut of warehouses: Why we donât need the West Campus Upper Plateau project
"Building warehouses in Riverside neighborhoods makes no sense. Even teenagers playing SimCity know that you donât build warehouses next to homes. It decreases the health and quality of life of residents. We already have the worst air pollution of any region in the country."
Riverside Regatta sets sail at Lake Evans
The annual event raises funds for youth Summer sailing classes
Third annual Anime Riverside Festival draws big crowds downtown
Intricate costumes and a light-hearted environment led to a good time for fans of the genre and observers
New doorstep recycling service launches in Riverside, promising to boost recycling rates
Aiming to tackle plummeting recycling rates, Recycle From Home service offers doorstep collection of recyclables with financial incentives.
This Week in City Hall: June 3, 2024
City Council does not meet this week. The Transportation Board will discuss plans for a potential valet parking service downtown.
Casting âRiverside Magicâ: exceptional service shapes our cityâs future
Emphasizing the role of exceptional customer service in economic development, Riverside recently hosted a training academy teaching our employees to infuse everyday interactions with âRiverside Magicâ.
Signal Changes: How Magnolia Tower directed the flow of Riversideâs growth
At the heart of Riversideâs bustling transit system, Magnolia Tower once stood as a pivotal junction, orchestrating the flow of streetcars, trains, and automobiles through the growing city.
Neighbor of the Week: Lynn Heatley
Each week, we will introduce a new "neighbor". This is not a who's who list. These are Regular Riversiders doing exceptional things.
Wheeeee-d!
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
