Something Borrowed
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
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This Week in City Hall: April 10
A partnership for the development of a Korean-American Cultural Heritage Center, updates on sidewalk vendors and food truck regulation, and in Inclusionary Housing Policy are all on the agenda.
Two new restaurants open Downtown this weekend
Fuego Hibachi opened Wednesday at the corner of Main St. and University Ave. while Craftz Lounge, formerly Hotz Kitchen, reopens Friday around the corner on Mission Inn Ave.
Remembering Fire Captain Tim Strack, "an extraordinary advocate."
Dr. Ron Loveridge, former mayor of Riverside, reflects on the "remarkable legacy" of Tim Strack after his unexpected death.
This Week in City Hall: April 3
Council to receive $25 million in State funding for a complete renovation of the César Chávez Community Center
Three Days in Sendai
Two Riversiders visit Sendai, Japan, Riverside's first sister city relationship established in 1957.
Seven Minute Creative Nudge
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
I quit my job.
Justin Pardee, the founder and publisher of The Raincross Gazette, is making this his full-time job.
Protest planned Friday at Riverside Community Hospital
According to union survey, more than 89% of caregivers at the facility say they are short-staffed or extremely short-staffed in recent survey
Council set to reshape Riverside
The seven-month process of redrawing City Council’s ward boundaries, dubbed “Reshape Riverside”, comes to a conclusion at tonight’s Council meeting.
Expansion plans for Metrolink’s Downtown Station terminated
Riverside County Transportation Commission voted Wednsday, March 8 to terminate expansion plans for Riverside’s Downtown Metrolink station. The project was planned to improved commuter access to the railways and avoid delays due to increasing freight train activity. The expansion would have brought
Council approves $1.47 million to improve Mt. Rubidoux trail
City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to approve a $1,470,470 project for the repaving of the Mt. Rubidoux trail. The proposed project includes maintenance and repair work to the asphalt trail as well as modifications to improve accessibility for fire vehicles during fourth of July fireworks eve
This Week in City Hall, March 7
Council considers spending $1,470,470 of Measure Z dollars on Mt. Rubidoux trail