A favorable draw has both men's and women's teams playing close enough to home that the Lancer faithful are sure to make their presence known in the arenas.
Council races set, public meetings roundup, Mission Inn award created...
Public meetings this week cover senior housing, parks improvements, historic preservation and a new clean-energy partnership.
Tuesday Gazette: October 28, 2025
Hello Riverside, and Happy Tuesday! Today is National First Responders Day, honoring those who keep our community safe. Here in Riverside, we're grateful for our firefighters, police officers, paramedics, and dispatchers who answer the call every day.
A simple "thank you" when you see a first responder at the store or on duty goes a long way. These everyday heroes face tough challenges, and knowing their community appreciates them makes a real difference.
See you tomorrow!
Sunday gathering that evolved from family-style pasta to refined five-course experiences takes hiatus before 2026 wine-centered relaunch.
Sunday evening marked the end of an era. As sunlight filtered through trees onto the long communal table at Devereaux House, Riverside Supper Club prepared to serve its final dinner of the year before reimagining itself for 2026.
Host Kevin greeted arrivals warmly as we chose our seats at the simply but beautifully set table, menus at each place, glasses waiting to be filled. After hearing so much about these dinners, I was finally experiencing one myself.
As we settled in, I overheard a young woman to my left sharing with a solo diner that she had driven from Los Angeles with friends to enjoy supper tonight. This wasn't her first time making the journey. The friend group immediately welcomed the woman who'd arrived alone, and within minutes they were laughing and sharing stories like old friends. This was the magic Chef Adrian Gamero had been cultivating all year.
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Jimi Estrada-Velazquez will be honored in Washington, D.C., next week.
A Riverside paramedic receives national recognition for his quick response that saved a 2-year-old's life last summer. Jimi Estrada-Velazquez, an American Medical Response veteran, is among 147 EMS professionals nationwide to receive the prestigious Stars of Life award.
Driving the news: Estrada-Velazquez arrived at the scene within two minutes of a 911 call, performing rescue breathing on a nearly drowned child who later made a full recovery.
Why it matters: The Stars of Life award, presented by the American Ambulance Association, highlights the critical role of EMS workers in saving lives.
The big picture: National First Responders Day, observed annually on Oct. 28, recognizes EMTs, paramedics, 911 operators, firefighters, and police officers.
What they're saying: "It's incredibly humbling to be recognized with the Stars of Life award," Estrada-Velazquez says. "I'm grateful I was in the right place at the right time to help that child."
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