Funny How
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
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Funny How
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Sports Shorts: Poly Squeaks Out a Win Vs. Rancho Verde
RCC hosts major track and field events at Wheelock.
Rebecca Waring-Crane’s Art Calls Attention to Childhood Hunger
Riverside artist Rebecca Waring-Crane’s latest project, Article 24, transforms food insecurity data into a powerful visual statement—inviting the community to take part in raising awareness and inspiring change.
Mission Inn Foundation Hosts Monopoly Tournament at Citrus Park
Play the official Riverside Edition Monopoly for real prizes for a great cause.
Renee Hill, Trailblazing Superintendent, Announces Retirement from Riverside Unified School District
First person of color to lead district leaves legacy of equity and excellence after 28-year career
The True Cost of Culture: Unpacking The Cheech's Economic Impact
Museum outperforms initial projections, drawing 227,932 visitors in first two years with 89.6% from outside the city.
La Sierra University’s Brandstater Gallery Hosts Collection of Biblical Movie Posters
The collection is an exploration of media and genre. A reception will be held on Sunday Night.
Maurice 'Gold' Hunter Brings His Soulful Voice for a One Night Only Concert
Something different at the Riverside Community Players Theater.
Labor of Love Brings Historic Monument Back to Rubidoux Heights
The stone wall and bench will provide a place to pause at 11th and Redwood.
Regional Elected Officials Urge Riverside to Bury Power Lines Amid Wildfire Concerns
Letter urges Riverside to reconsider approved transmission line project due to wildfire risks, without addressing additional costs.
DANA at The Downtowne Bookstore
Neighborhood alliances amplify local voices and elevate those that may feel stifled in larger arenas.
This Week in City Hall: February 17, 2025
City Council does not meet this week. Riverside's city boards and commissions will discuss a proposal to shift crossing guard program costs to school districts and the strategy to transform the newly named Arlington Village stretch of Magnolia Ave. in Ward 5.