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Expansion plans for Metrolink’s Downtown Station terminated

Eastside neighborhood and historic preservation community groups advocated against the project.

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This Week in City Hall, March 7

Council considers spending $1,470,470 of Measure Z dollars on Mt. Rubidoux trail

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Council votes 5-2 to legalize retail cannabis sales in Riverside

The more than five year battle over cannabis in Riverside came to an end at last night’s City Council meeting.

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This Week in City Hall, February 27

Extending a 20 year agreement with the March Joint Powers Authority, increasing RPU’s annual free shade tree program allotment from $35 to $40 per tree, recognizing Cellar Door Book’s owner Linda Sherman-Nurick, and updating the Riverside Municipal Code to allow for cannabis retailers are all on the agenda for Tuesday’s City Council meeting.

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17 foot padlock “monument to love” coming to Downtown Riverside

#iloveriverside is one of the most widely used hashtags in town, and a new 17-foot tall monument celebrating that love is coming soon to Main Street.

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Made. Shop donating 10% of Saturday sales to provide home-delivered meals to seniors and other housebound residents

Made. Shop is one of Riverside’s most beloved small businesses, and this Saturday owners Rico and Rheiana Alderette are donating 10% of all sales to Riverside Meals on Wheels.

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Former Art deco gymnastics center reimagined as an indie marketplace and artisan haven in Downtown Riverside

Ana Brown celebrated her new 8,300 sqft marketplace and wellness studio, The Raincross District, with a soft-launch pop-up preview.

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Apóla Greek Grill celebrates Grand Opening today in Galleria

Popular fast casual restaurant opens with ribbon cutting, giveaways, and more on Thursday, February 2

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Police Department opens enrollment to program for “at risk” youth and their parents

Not to be confused with “scared straight," 4th - 6th graders learn classroom etiquette, internet safety, and drug dangers

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This Week in City Hall, January 31

An ethics complaint against Councilmember Chuck Conder is back for a pre-hearing with the Board of Ethics.

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More businesses ousted from the Canyon Crest Town Centre

At least four other business had their leases terminated the same day as Cellar Door Books

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The Raincross Gazette turns 2

A letter from the Editor on our second birthday.

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I was wrong; I’m sorry. Let’s go again.

Reflections from the Editor on two years of publishing The Raincross Gazette.

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The Raincross Gazette turns 1

A letter from our Executive Editor on our one year anniversary.

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This week at City Hall

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