City Council Approves Historic District Sign Program Update
Council votes to spend $135,000 on new signs, landmark plaques and future district survey.
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Sports Shorts: CBU Baseball Wraps Up Regular Season
Lancers Softball Exits the WAC With Quarterfinal Loss.
Riverside Names New School After Education Champion Ofelia Valdez-Yeager
Former school board member honored alongside historic Eastside neighborhood; campus set to open in 2027.
KRCB Seeks 1,000 Volunteers for Riverside Cleanup May 10
City-wide beautification event part of national initiative to remove billions of pieces of litter.
Remembering Sumi Harada: 25 Years Later, Her Legacy Still Shapes Riverside
A civil rights advocate and community pillar, Harada opened her home to displaced families after WWII and helped preserve the landmark that now tells her family’s story.
Blue Zones Project Kicks Off with Community Festival
Riverside launches a five-year initiative to boost community health and longevity, starting with a free family-friendly event at the Municipal Airport on May 17.
Riverside Celebrates 25 Most Remarkable Teens of 2025
City Council ceremony honors local youth for leadership, courage, and achievement.
Eastside Library Facility Project Advances with Temporary Move to Lincoln Park
Interim site provides walkable access for residents while new facility is constructed at Bobby Bonds Park.
Riverside May Day March Blends Labor Rights, Culture and Politics
Hundreds gather for peaceful demonstration Downtown, indigenous dancers lead procession.
Classic Cruisers Take Over Downtown Streets
Annual Show and Go draws thousands as over 1,000 vehicles parade through Downtown course.
This Week in City Hall: May 5, 2025
A $6.6 million street maintenance contract, potential updates to the City's historic district signage program, and revising crossing guard cost-sharing arrangements with school districts are on this week's agendas.
Riverside Native Receives $3 Million Breakthrough Prize for Gene Editing Revolution
From Poly High valedictorian to medical breakthrough, David Liu's technologies offer hope for thousands of genetic diseases.
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