🍊 Tuesday Gazette: September 2, 2025
September Roundup: Crosstown sports rivalries and festival season and John "Riverside's Plumber" shares how his punk rock stories packed the house.
How August rains spark a green glow in Riverside’s hills — and fuel the rise of a powerful new tumbleweed species born right here.
Amid the summer lull of browns and grays, the tuxedoed Black Phoebe stands out—active, distinctive and ever-present—embodying Riverside’s resilience and charm year‑round.
Riverside’s most common garden pest is also a culinary delicacy, offering a surprising story of global migration, gourmet appeal, and invasive impact.
Two elegant white birds grace our waterways, but telling a Snowy from a Great Egret requires knowing where to look.
The city’s beloved Peregrine Falcons have mysteriously vanished from their longtime nesting spot atop the downtown jail. Could avian flu be to blame—or is there still hope for their return?
Researchers reveal how trillions of microscopic companions shape our health and connect us to the world.
Riverside has its own cryptid legend—the chupacabra. While skeptics point to mangy coyotes, eyewitnesses claim something larger and more menacing lurks in the shadows.
This Valentine’s Day, take a closer look at the Acorn Woodpecker—Riverside’s most social (and scandalous) bird, where love, family, and survival are all part of the story.
Symbolizing good fortune, pomelos play a key role in Lunar New Year celebrations. Riverside’s 13th Annual Lunar Festival highlights this auspicious fruit and its cultural significance.
Tiny Argentine ants form massive supercolonies across California. Here’s how they thrive—and how to keep them outside your home.
Known as "Flor de Nochebuena" in Mexico, the plant holds deep roots in Aztec traditions.
Discover the story behind these remarkable raptors, from their hunting feats to their role as an endangered species success story.
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