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🍊Your Riverside Weekend- October 10, 2026

Your Riverside Weekend- October 10, 2026 Happy Saturday, Riverside! We hope your week treated you well. Before you head into

Your Riverside Weekend- October 10, 2026

Happy Saturday, Riverside! We hope your week treated you well. Before you head into your weekend, we've gathered the stories that defined life in our city this week — from City Hall to community happenings. You're in the right place to catch up — your weekend starts here.


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Riverside Appoints First Inspector General to Oversee City Operations
Lori K.M. Cox, a longtime government auditor, starts Oct. 19 at the helm of the voter-approved office charged with rooting out fraud, waste and abuse.
Riverside Backs State Housing Bond Aimed at Homelessness, Homeownership
The statewide measure would fund affordable housing, homebuyer aid and veterans’ housing — though how much would reach Riverside is unclear.

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Ward 2 and 4 Candidates Outline Plans for Housing and Homelessness
Candidates answer the Gazette’s questions on affordable housing, University Terrace and Riverside’s response to homelessness.
RUSD Trustee Area 1 Candidates Weigh Budget Cuts, Revenue and Possible School Consolidations
Challengers Jinane Annous and Duffy Atkinson and incumbent Noemi Hernandez Alexander explain how they would balance the district’s finances as enrollment declines.

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Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE Restart U.S. Tour at Municipal Auditorium
The Sept. 30 show featured Inland Empire shout-outs, sets from two of Sweatshirt’s label signees and an onstage dance-off.
After UCR, Three Baseball Players Keep Chasing the Game They Love
Their college careers are over, but three former UCR players have found purpose and a fresh start with the independent Long Beach Coast.

Weather Forecast

😮‍💨 Is that a cool breeze and moisture in the air? Rain? After a brutal summer, Riverside finally gets a breather. Showers move in Sunday and carry into Monday, when rain chances hit 70% and the high only reaches 64°, numbers we haven't seen in months. First rains of the season bring built-up oil to the surface, so leave extra stopping distance on Monday's commute. The warmth isn't gone for good, with highs climbing back toward 90° by Saturday, but upper 80s in mid-October feels like progress. We'll take it.

🌧️ Sunday, October 11 — 76° / 55° · Showers
🌧️ Monday, October 12 — 64° / 50° · Showers
🌤️ Tuesday, October 13 — 72° / 51° · Mostly Sunny
☀️ Wednesday, October 14 — 81° / 55° · Sunny
☀️ Thursday, October 15 — 87° / 58° · Sunny
🌤️ Friday, October 16 — 88° / 60° · Mostly Sunny
☀️ Saturday, October 17 — 89° / 62° · Sunny

Fair warning: we're not meteorologists! Our forecasts are pulled from public weather data as a little extra for our readers. For the most current conditions, your favorite weather app knows more than we do — but we'll always do our best to help you plan your weekend.


💬 The Watercooler — Gazette staff, freelancers, and community contributors share what's on their minds this week

🐻 Justin loves Poly homecoming weekend — mostly because the parade down Central Avenue and the student vendor carnival on campus hit those classic small-town nostalgia vibes that are the perfect way to kick off the fall and holiday season, except for the outrageous October heat!

🍟 Sarah is often a late adopter of kitchen gadgets, but after getting her first air fryer this week, she’s wondering: What else can you air fry?!

🎸 Ken has been teaming up with the arts council on an idea for a shared performance space, picture the food lab but for theatre troupes and bands — which has him asking readers whether more affordable entertainment options would get them out of the house more often.

🩳 Anthony is excited to put his summer shorts away and bring out his warm fall shorts. 

🌌 Larry is excited to attend the "Dr Edmund C. Jaeger Palaver" #144 at the Mission Creek Preserve near Desert Hot Springs this weekend to hear a talk about cultural revitalization and to sleep under the stars

👻 Amy has been holding the Halloween inflatables hostage until the triple digits let up, and with relief finally arriving this week, they're coming out — the Downtown kids on their evening walks have waited long enough!


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