Beyond Bougainvillea: Riverside's Utility Box Beautification
Project turns often ignored fixtures into points of pride.
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Annual Riverside Reads Program Selects Boys of Riverside as Focus of 2025 Event
The library encourages picking up your copy soon in preparation of March and April events.
This Week in City Hall: February 3, 2025
City Council will meet Tuesday to receive $9.3 million in grants for street safety improvements and discuss potential updates to mobile home rent control rules.
Riverside Arts Magnet and Municipal Airport Partner to Give Gallery Space to Students
The otherwise empty space will showcase local student talent in rotating student curated exhibitions.
Opinion: Riverside Fire Department Ramps Up Staffing Amid Heightened Wildfire Threat
Chief McKinster leads proactive measures, including strategic resource deployment and increased patrols to identify potential hazards
Booker T. Washington’s 1914 Visit to Riverside Honored with New Mount Rubidoux Tablet
A new tablet will commemorate Booker T. Washington’s visit to Mount Rubidoux, where he stood with Frank A. Miller to take in Riverside’s landscape.
Neighbor of the Week: John and Gigi Arnold
Each week, we will introduce a new neighbor. This is not a who's who list. These are regular Riversiders doing exceptional things.
The Doorknobs of Perception
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
CBU And UCR Men’s Basketball Both Look to End Season with Statement Wins Entering March Madness
CBU Women’s Stunt looks to extend a Remarkable 80-0 streak as the season begins this weekend.
Riverside Looks to Expand Successful Mural Project
Selected artists will seek input from the neighborhood on murals to increase community acceptance.
Mayor Declares "Our Time is Now" in State of the City Address
Patricia Lock Dawson highlights city's economic growth, public safety improvements, and leadership in green technology during her fourth annual address.
IE People’s History Looking for Community Participation in Upcoming Conference
The People's History Conference is returning for its second year at CSUSB, aiming to enhance the resolution and perspectives of the Inland Empire's historical record.
Rare Fruit Growers Host Workshops at Land Use Center
A Scion exchange and a seminar on Fruit Cocktail Trees are among the planned activities.