A $7.7 million repaving contract will fix miles of city streets, while nearly $10 million in new agreements keeps the Third Street rail underpass on track for a 2027 start.
The board also recommended updates to rules on ADUs, master metering and utility property access, sending all changes to City Council for final approval.
Transitional kindergarten's eligibility date has finally stopped moving. Here's how it fits with Riverside Unified's preschool and infant programs — and how families choose.
Council members split 4-0-3 on the iVETS/StemWorx workforce deal after staff cut a data center provision that had stalled it.
The council voted unanimously to give staff up to 90 days to detail the cost of complying with a 2023 state law banning irrigation of nonfunctional grass.
The Ward 5 nonprofit was honored for its food and clothing distributions across the city.
A large crowd filled council chambers to honor Adrian Dell Roberts for decades of service to Riverside.
A once-abandoned alleyway on Main Street is getting new life as a hub for events and everyday use.
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 prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
First Community Capital would administer state-funded loans for startups and small businesses under a proposed five-year deal.
City Council weighs veteran tech training, Scout land deal and street repaving as utilities and museum boards also convene.
The city joins a growing list of Inland Empire municipalities weighing limits on data center development.
City committee advances study of restriping near John W. North High School.
The Riverside senior services nonprofit overcame a voting setback to claim first place in Harrah's All-In 4 Change Grant Contest.
The city will hold a public ceremony Tuesday honoring Roberts' decades of civic leadership and community service.
What began as informal plant-shopping visits in a Riverside apartment has grown into a regional game-night business with DJing, prizes and a loyal following.
Zavataro will start Oct. 1, joining RAM from the Ulrich Museum of Art at Wichita State University.
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