🗞️ Riverside News- November 7, 2025
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Annual DeaFestival Returns to City Hall Sept. 20
Free cultural celebration marks 26 years of building community awareness.
City Council Cuts Budget Engagement Commission in Half to Fix Quorum Problems
Chronic meeting cancellations prompt reduction from 18 to 9 members.
City Council Targets False Emergency Calls with New Fee Structure
Ordinance allows charges for repeated false alarms while protecting legitimate callers.
New Food Hub Opens in La Sierra to Serve Local Farmers, Restaurants
Inland Empire Regional Food Hub fills gap left by RUSD closure, processes $80,000 in local produce weekly.
Which Team Will Bring the Heat to the Solar Bowl?
The undefeated Ramona Rams will put their perfect season on the line Friday when they face Riverside Poly in the Solar Bowl at 7 p.m. at Wheelock Field on the RCC campus.
Fire Department Seeks Community Input for Long-Term Master Plan
Survey open through Sept. 29 to guide department priorities for next 10-15 years.
UCR Startup Receives $2.25 Million to Test New Cancer Drug
Riverside company's treatment targets aggressive tumors including pancreatic cancer.
City Council Awards $19.7 Million Contract for Cesar Chavez Community Center Renovation
Century-old Eastside facility to receive new roof, windows, elevator and expanded arts spaces in state-funded restoration.
City Council Approves Emergency Moratorium on New Smoke Shop Permits
45-day ban targets establishments selling illegal products including cannabis, psilocybin mushrooms and nitrous oxide tanks amid rising criminal activity.
Historic Mission Inn Organ Returns to Life with Silent Film Classic
Century-old Kimball pipe organ makes debut after latest restoration with live accompaniment to 1922's 'Nosferatu'.
D'Elia's Grinders Celebrates 70 Years with Throwback Pricing Saturday
Riverside's oldest family-owned restaurant offers 65-cent grinders to mark milestone.
This Week in City Hall: September 15, 2025
City Council will consider a 45-day moratorium on new tobacco retail permits following widespread illegal drug sales at smoke shops and award a $19.7 million contract to renovate the nearly century-old Cesar Chavez Community Center.