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Several virtual events, including a scavenger hunt, 5k and 10k races, and a mystery to solve with your smartphone. Plus a seminar to show you how to buy a real, not virtual, house.

One in an occasional series about Riverside small business owners.

This week the council and committees will consider issues including decarbonization of new buildings, discrimination against formerly incarcerated individuals in housing, the safety of the public water system, and the 2022-2024 biennial budget.

On Saturday, Cheech Marin opened the museum that bears his name, inviting the community to enjoy his collection.

Second annual event marks the freeing of enslaved people in Texas two years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

Riverside's Public Library has come a long way from its origins in John W. North's parlor.

Artist-restauranteur Martin Sanchez raids the recycle bin to create wildly imaginative art at Tio's Tacos. Two of his pieces have made their way to The Cheech.

This weekend is packed with events celebrating Juneteenth and the opening of The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture, plus a Fathers' Day Nerf War.

Moore has served as Riverside's Fire Chief for eight years, guiding the department to higher service standards. The search for a permanent replacement for Al Zelinka is expected to take several months.

RPL program travels to two library branches a day Tuesday through Friday, plus "pop-up" park visits by the STREAM Mobile, and prizes for children, teens and adults.

Committee proposal could come in for just under $8.5 million in state's Homelessness, Housing and Prevention block grant funding for 2022-2023.

The family behind successful Punjabi home restaurant Cali Tardka on their humble beginnings, viral success, and delectable cuisine.

After two years of Covid downtime, the Riverside Community Sailing Program offered new and experienced racers a fun afternoon on the lake.

An action-packed week at City Hall, with a full council schedule plus committee meetings on issues including warehouses and distribution centers, drought-related water use, homeless encampments in the Santa Ana Riverbottom and the search for a new city manager.

Riverside Mayor Patricia Lock Dawson shares one result of her Big Tent Tour: Riversiders want their city to be beautiful and welcoming. Enter "Beautify Riverside."

This weekend you'll find boats racing on Lake Evans, a Juneteenth celebration from Riverside Community Players, and a fundraiser for a future Charles A. Bibbs African-American Museum and Cultural Center.

One in an occasional series on local small businesses in Riverside.

Barbecue, pizza, hot dogs and sandwiches -- and some healthy stuff too -- are on the menu this summer at 10 Riverside city parks.

Lots going on this week, with a report on water quality, ethics complaints, the distribution of federal entitlement funding, and meetings of the Housing and Homelessness Committee and the Planning Commission.