No City Council meeting this week. The Board of Ethics will review open meeting law complaints against four councilmembers. How digital tools from Rivy the chatbot to smarter operations are reshaping city government. Plus, an update on Meliia’s GoFundMe.
City Council will consider a three-year $53 million labor agreement while the Board of Ethics will hear cannabis business applicants' allegations of open meeting law violations against Councilmembers Conder, Mill, Perry and Robillard.
From Rivy the chatbot to smarter city operations, digital tools are making city government more efficient and accessible.
Bank of America volunteers and grant support no-cost exterior home improvements for those in need.
The Saturday event is a throwback to small-town Veteran’s Day parades with classic cars and marching bands.
The nonprofit aims to reshape the conversation on violence and healing with a new identity focused on nurture, outreach, resiliency, and advocacy.
These displays really get us into the spirit of spooky season.
The docents are not back in the Inn but are still here to tell the city's story.
There are a few days left to visit her solo exhibition at the RCAA Gallery.
The Foundation is optimistic that the storefront is the beginning of a new era with great things to come.
Get some spooky gifts for friends or for yourself from the Vendors on Main.
Grassroots environmental activists, a visually impaired advocate, and a unity leader recognized for transforming neighborhoods.
A curated list of upcoming events and happenings The Gazette team is most excited about.
Clean clothes are a necessity often taken for granted; Laundry Love meets people at their point of need, providing dignity and wellness.
Junior League of Riverside celebrates achievement but faces growing demand, with 300 children on waiting list for assistance.
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