馃崐 Tuesday Gazette: September 16, 2025
Mission Inn organ revived for silent film and D鈥橢lia鈥檚 Grinders marks 70 years with throwback pricing.
Local entrepreneur Jazz Patel plans premium retail concept for Magnolia Avenue space after party store vacates.
After unsuccessful 2021 bid, Ayra returns with experience as Budget Commissioner and nonprofit director.
Local chapter launches with commitment to fostering civil dialogue across political divides.
Traveling by car offers freedom of movement and also forces you to go through what is usually passed over.
After cutting permits in half, Council considers rules that would ban retailers from Downtown and Midtown, create 1,000-foot buffers around parks.
After a week off meetings, Council has a full plate revising retail cannabis regulations, $1.53 million in road resurfacing, and reviewing the final report on the City's 2025 Strategic Plan.
There鈥檚 a new gelateria in town, Benedetto Gelato, founded by Argentine expats who missed the gelato they used to get at home. Seth took a spin through the freezer case and is happy to report it鈥檚 a great spot for ice cream and a great reason to visit the Farm House Collective.
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
New aerial surveillance program shows mixed results across neighborhoods as complaints increase.
From sunset picnics at Sycamore Highlands to legendary Zambian rock at the Farmhouse, community leaders reveal their favorite ways to make the most of long summer days in the City of Arts & Innovation.
Video shows uniformed federal agents detaining individuals at Home Depot; Cervantes announces community workshops, policy proposals.
Lancers open season at home with three big matches, including a non-conference showdown against USC.
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