Noteworthy

Starting September 9, library printing and copying fees will increase, with black-and-white prints rising to $0.20 per page, though card holders still get 10 free pages daily.

TruEvolution, the Riverside-based nonprofit, will open its new TruHealth & Wellness Clinic this fall, part of a leadership expansion strengthening health, housing, and advocacy services across the Inland Empire.

The Main Library kicks off Let's Get Ready, Riverside! this Saturday at 9:30am with a Firefighter Storytime, crafts, and prep info tables, part of a month of free events marking National Preparedness Month.

The Riverside Woman's Club's Civic Engagement Committee is collecting new or gently-used suitcases and duffel bags for foster children, with donations accepted at its September 8th meeting

RTA buses and administrative offices will pause service this Labor Day, Monday, September 7, with normal operations resuming Tuesday, September 8.

La Sierra University computer science professor Fuhao Li's team earned Phase I funding under the DOE's Genesis Mission, one of 278 projects chosen from over 5,000 applications to strengthen electric vehicle battery security.

A study led by UCR education researchers found that of over 41,000 Chicago students surveyed, those who explored community-relevant issues in class showed greater interest in voting and civic participation.

Riverside is hosting three community meetings starting Tuesday—in Arlanza, Casa Blanca, and Arlington Heights—to gather input on its Transformative Climate Communities grant application; residents unable to attend can take the online survey instead.

The Community College District's Board of Trustees is weighing cuts to seven staff positions tied to lost federal funding, while easing credit rules for prior learning and approving a new comic and graphic novel certificate.

Three La Sierra University students shared how the school's Presidential Service Award, a $15,000 renewable scholarship, eased financial stress and shaped their first-year experience.

More than 2,000 new students turned out for Riverside City College's revamped Welcome Day, connecting with clubs, financial aid, and support services ahead of the fall semester.

A UCR biomedical sciences researcher has received a $2.1 million, five-year NIH grant to uncover hidden functions of the primary cilium, a tiny cell structure linked to energy use and brain development.