City Council will discuss two potential lawsuits related to the rejected University Terrace homeless housing project and review the 2026 Book of Work outlining major city priorities.
Justin Pardee, Gazette founder and publisher, and Amy López, content manager, take a holiday break. Regular publishing resumes January 5, 2026. (Titus Pardee)
The Raincross Gazette staff is off on an end-of-year break; this will be the last regular issue of The Gazette until we return.
We have new content and newsletters prepared for you throughout our break, but we will not be returning to regular reporting work until Monday, January 5.
This has been an incredible year for The Raincross Gazette. Our subscriber base nearly doubled to over 12,000 readers. Our paid supporting readers increased by nearly 60% to 640 paid members. And most importantly, we published just over 250 original stories to keep you informed and connected to this city we love.
We are very excited about the year to come.
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Ken Crawford is channeling his energy into Sixty Miles East, a Riverside arts platform inspired by the RAM exhibition, while continuing to contribute to the Gazette and celebrating being back home after the house fire.
