Still Standing: Post 79's Clubhouse Turns 100
Built on land donated by a Riverside mayor, the American Legion's Lake Evans home has served veterans for a century.
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Riverside City Manager Mike Futrell Leaving for Pasadena
Futrell will start as Pasadena city manager May 13 after three years leading Riverside.
City Pulls César Chávez Honors, Calls for Review of Chávez-Named Facilities
The City removed a César Chávez Day proclamation from this week's Council agenda and called for community input on facilities bearing his name, as local organizations respond to sexual abuse allegations against the late farmworker leader.
March Field Museum Names New Director, Provides Documentation on Staff Cuts
Michael D. Ellzey previously led Nixon Library and worked at Sunnylands; board provides documentation, says Executive Committee had authority for personnel decisions.
Passions Soar Over March Field Air Museum's Flight Path
Debate over governance and direction highlights museum's importance to Riverside.
Taco Bell Opens Three New Coffee-focused Cafés in Inland Empire
The beverage-forward locations in Corona, Riverside and Rancho Cucamonga will feature hand-crafted drinks made by specially trained "Bellristas."
Reminder: Daylight Saving Time Ends Tomorrow
Quick tips to help your body adjust to the time change.
Mayor Lock Dawson to Lead Historic Summit of California's Largest Cities
Coalition representing 11 million Californians will address homelessness, housing and economic development.
March Field Air Museum Loses 5 Staff Members in Leadership Dispute
Resignations follow terminations as board members and president disagree over finances at Riverside County's military aviation museum.
Thousands Join 'No Kings Day' Protest in Downtown Riverside
Riverside becomes part of global movement drawing 10 million participants worldwide.
Hundreds Rally in Riverside to Support Immigrant Community Amid ICE Raids
Protest draws diverse crowd opposing deportation efforts.
California Launches Major Service Corps Expansion
State program offers paid community service positions while building career pathways amid federal cuts.
Riversiders Crowd Market and University to Protest Cuts to Services and Spending
The gathering lasted several hours on Saturday evening and no violence or vandalism was reported.