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My Mistakes with the Mission Inn âFor Saleâ Story
The reporting failures that led to errors in our coverage of potential hotel sale rumors.
The Raincross Gazette is on Holiday Break
The Gazette's 3-person newsroom is on a publishing break through holidays. Regular publishing will resume on Monday, January 6, 2025.
Dan Bernstein: Critical Questions About Riverside Go Unanswered
Former Press-Enterprise columnist Dan Bernstein champions the Raincross Gazette's bid to put a full-time reporter back at City Hall.
The Raincross Gazette is on Summer Break
The Gazette's 2.5-person newsroom is on a publishing break through the end of July. Regular publishing will resume on Monday, August 4, 2024.
The Raincross Gazette announces its first hire: Riversider Ken Crawford joins as Community Editor
Ken Crawford, native Riversider and Editor at Large for The Riversider Magazine, becomes the first new reporter hired to exclusively cover Riverside in over a decade.
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The official Raincross Gazette shop opens just in time for the holidays. Support locally woned journalism in Riverside with stylish, USA-made gear.
Introducing "The Gardner Gauge"
Former Riverside City Councilmember and current Western Municipal Water District board member Mike Gardner will write a monthly column for The Raincross Gazette.
I quit my job.
Justin Pardee, the founder and publisher of The Raincross Gazette, is making this his full-time job.
The Raincross Gazette turns 2
Today marks the two year anniversary of the time I first pushed a blue button that read âpublishâ and sent The Raincross Gazette to less then a dozen subscribers. I marked our first anniversary with a few announcements including the launch of our new website, our shady away from âemail onlyâ news, a
I was wrong; Iâm sorry. Letâs go again.
I had been dreaming of launching a digitally native newspaper for 11 years before we first published The Raincross Gazette in January 2021. It is hard for me to believe we have now been publishing for two years (in two weeks, but whoâs counting?). The community of Riverside was so gracious in itâs w
The Raincross Gazette turns 1
One year ago tomorrow, on the first Tuesday morning of 2021, we published the first edition on The Raincross Gazette to 89 subscribers. We launched with the âhope to grow into a publication that you not only trust, but count on to keep you informed and equipped to engage locally.â We have much work
Welcome to The Raincross Gazette
Welcome to the very first edition of The Raincross Gazette. It is our hope to grow into a publication that you not only trust, but count on to keep you informed and equipped to engage locally. As we launch, there are two things to keep in mind: Weâre starting small. We want to build something that l