Noteworthy

La Sierra University's Board of Trustees approved a three-year budget plan as part of strategic initiatives to reach 5,000 total enrollment by targeting 500 new students for fall 2025.

The SPC Jesus S. Duran Eastside Library will temporarily relocate to a new site while construction begins on its permanent $43 million facility at Bobby Bonds Park scheduled to open in 2026.

RCC and UCR’s unprecedented dual institution housing partnership for transfer-bound students has already received 294 applications from students looking to move in this fall.

NPR's "All Things Considered" host Ari Shapiro will speak at the 56th Annual Hays Press-Enterprise Lecture on Monday, April 21, at 6 p.m. in UCR's University Theatre.

Metrolink is offering Riverside and San Bernardino county residents complimentary tickets for up to 90 days through a new "Experience Metrolink" program.

The new sign officially marking the "Joseph Tavaglione Memorial Interchange" at the 60/91/215 junction is now up, honoring the longest-serving California Transportation Commissioner who passed away at 101 last August.

Scientists at UC Riverside discovered gases that could reveal alien life hiding in deep-ocean worlds using the James Webb Space Telescope in just 13 hours.

Legendary Riverside artist Steve Nazar, creator of the iconic T&C surf designs of the 1980s, passed away Tuesday at home from natural causes, leaving behind a legacy that inspired generations of artists including his granddaughter Frankie.

UCR researcher Anandasankar Ray discovered novel mosquito repellents up to 100 times more effective than industry standards using machine learning techniques, earning a $2.5 million NIH grant to advance this promising work against mosquito-borne diseases.

Councilmember Sean Mill is championing an ordinance to deter copper wire theft by restricting scrap metal businesses after Riverside Public Utilities replaced an estimated 60,000 feet of stolen wire in the past four months.

CBU’s Instagram account shared visually stunning aerial video showcasing campus activity “in miniature” style that’s worth a peek.

UC Riverside's new Middle School Initiative aims to boost college attendance rates in the Inland Empire by teaching seventh-graders about university admissions, addressing the region's college graduation rate of just 17.5%, which falls significantly below the state average.