“Frontline” Tells Unheard Stories of Citrus Workers
The Commerce Street pop-up exhibit runs through February 14th.
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Get to Know Your 2024 Election Candidates for Mayor
Riverside’s 2024 mayoral race heats up with The Raincross Gazette’s exclusive interviews with incumbent Patricia Lock Dawson and challenger Jessica Qattawi.
Get to Know Jessica Qattawi, Candidate for Mayor in the 2024 Election
Jessica Qattawi, candidate for Mayor of Riverside in the March 2024 election, answers 14 questions about why she is running for election.
Get to Know Patricia Lock Dawson, Candidate for Mayor in the 2024 Election
Patricia Lock Dawson, current Mayor of Riverside, answers 14 questions about why she is running for reelection.
Human Relations Commission launches $1000 Grant for local nonprofits
Riverside nonprofits can apply for a $1,000 grant from the Human Relations Commission to support their community-focused initiatives.
New horizons in water management: Sites Reservoir and Delta Conveyance set to strengthen California's water supply
Two major water infrastructure projects that will provide statewide benefits have recently passed important milestones in their decades-long planning and permitting saga.
California Baptist University: Preparing the Future Leaders of Riverside
Responding to the need for skilled leaders in Riverside, CBU’s new doctoral program in Leadership Studies promises to mold professionals into visionary leaders for tomorrow’s challenges.
A Year of Milestones: Riverside Leads with Major Gains in Economy and Infrastructure
OPINION: Riverside is on the move—leading our region and state as a center for growth, opportunity, and investment!
This Week in City Hall: December 11, 2023
Short-term rental regulations, reducing City Council monthly meetings, and an appeal for a failed ethics complaint against Councilmember Cervantes are all on the agenda this week.
Everything is Illuminated
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Innovative hexagon house designed by UCR students reimagines sustainable living
Breaking new ground in eco-friendly architecture, a team of UCR students has successfully built a unique hexagon-shaped house powered entirely by solar energy.
Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center Joins nationwide reduced-fee adoption event
From December 1 through 17, the local adoption hub will feature reduced fees for dogs and cats, aligning with the BISSELL Pet Foundation’s nationwide initiative.
Anisa Escobedo Withdraws from Ward 3 City Council Race, Citing Health Concerns
Shaking up the Ward 3 City Council race, Anisa Escobedo has withdrawn her candidacy due to health concerns, leaving the field narrowed to two.