Trash Pickup Changes and Holiday Closures for July 4th
City offices will be closed this Friday for Independence Day, and trash pickup will shift one day later.
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🍊 Wednesday Gazette: July 2, 2025
Help us reach our summer membership campaign goals, see what’s coming up in July, and don’t miss tomorrow’s ArtsWalk downtown.
🍊 Tuesday Gazette: July 1, 2025
Tuesday Gazette: July 1, 2025 Hello Riverside, and happy Tuesday! What a time we had last night celebrating our 10,
This Week in City Hall: June 30, 2025
RPD's new illegal fireworks drone detection program, a 3rd Street eminent domain consideration, and a $3.3 million contract to advance the design of a new downtown police headquarters are on Council’s agenda.
🍊 Monday Gazette: June 30, 2025
Monday Gazette: June 30, 2025 Hello Riverside, and Happy Monday! The day is here, and I'm so thrilled
🍊 Sunday Gazette: June 29, 2025
Sunday Gazette: June 29, 2025 Hello Riverside, and Happy Sunday! Tomorrow’s the big day—our Toast to 10,000
🍊 Friday Gazette: June 27, 2025
Correction. In Wednesday’s article about the residential project at Victoria and La Sierra avenues, the names of two individuals
'Riverside's Most Productive Senator' Receives City's Highest Honor
Richard Roth awarded 2024 City Spirit Award for cross-party collaboration and local advocacy.
🍊 Thursday Gazette: June 26, 2025
Thursday Gazette: June 26, 2025 Hello Riverside, and Happy Thursday! The countdown continues—just four days to go until our
Riverside City Council Approves Controversial 49-home Development on Victoria Avenue Despite Community Opposition
Warmington Residential project moves forward after heated public debate over traffic concerns, orange grove preservation, and housing density in historic corridor.
🍊 Wednesday Gazette: June 25, 2025
Museum director departs, city eyes $1.7M truck deal, post office reopens, plus July garden tips.
🍊 Tuesday Gazette: June 24, 2025
Tuesday Gazette: June 24, 2025 Hello Riverside, and Happy Tuesday! We’re less than a week away from our Toast
Riverside Adopts Cautious $382 Million Budget Amid Economic Uncertainty
City defers spending and cuts revenue projections while preserving reserves to weather inflation and federal policy changes.