Council authorized grant applications for Nichols Park and Eastside projects, a committee moved to ease entertainment permit rules for businesses with code violation histories, and staff will soon brief on code enforcement practices and a proposed manufacturing tax incentive.
State holidays like Sept. 25 give the public a chance to learn about the tribal nations of their region and break the stereotypes they hold.
The Land Use Committee also voted to keep permit appeals with a hearing officer rather than the City Council, over the dissent of its chair.
The Annual Festival Brings Together Bands From Many Genres and From Across the Continent.
The Riverside university is the only Seventh-day Adventist institution and one of two Inland Empire schools selected nationwide.
The meeting will cover proposed traffic calming measures, bike lanes and parking changes along the busy corridor near Third Street.
The proposed 90-day pause would give city officials time to define data centers and develop permanent restrictions.
City Council weighs a Midtown wine shop appeal, an AI policy working group and e-bike safety rules, while committees take up data center restrictions, library security incidents and the police department's military equipment policy.
The Old Riverside Foundation says three removed objects were designated by the city in the 1970s, which would make their removal a question of city code rather than contract law.
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Heritage House hosts new nature programs, fall events and school tours while the museum's Downtown site awaits renovation.
Board unanimously approved removing washing machines, wringers, and other Victorian-era items from Heritage House, along with bird specimens and animal bones no longer suited for the permanent collection.
A new five-member committee will examine whether the Budget Engagement Commission should advise the City Council on revenue proposals and take a larger role in public engagement.
A guide to which officials, boards and commissions handle which concerns — and how residents can reach them.
Both retired city managers will be paid $128.43 an hour on contracts capped at $123,292.80 as Riverside searches nationally for permanent hires.
Council members split on whether raising the city manager's contract approval limit to $220,000 would speed up projects or reduce public oversight.
Tips on what to plant, when to pick, and what to watch out for in your home garden.
After getting laid off from his union job, Dixon built a business — and a following — on hustle, heart and hometown loyalty
Rabbi Guershon Kwasniewski of Temple Beth El Riverside explains what Jews celebrate on the holiday.
Bells will toll at each attack's exact moment during the Sept. 11 remembrance at museum's Heritage Garden.
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