The Shadow Realm
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
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This Week in City Hall: May 3
Work continues on the general fund and biennial budgets, a grant can help pay for a new RPD service dog, and the Board of Ethics considers amending its current code.
Weekend Calendar, April 29-May 1
Cars and pets and bugs and treasures on tap this weekend. Plus pancakes.
The 30th Annual Walk with the Animals – Riverside’s only dog walk – to return April 30 at Fairmount Park.
The event, which is the most important fundraising effort that supports the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center, helps provide care for homeless animals serviced by the center.
Mayor to host informational session on City of Riverside service opportunities Wednesday
The session will guide the public on how to apply to the available volunteer positions across Riverside's boards and commissions.
Local resident named second only female CEO at Feeding America Riverside, San Bernardino
Carolyn Solar said she is 'humbled and honored' at the selection and ready to move the food bank in the next phase.
Largest local food bank in need of volunteer support amid recent shortage due to Omicron variant surge
A representative for Feeding America Riverside San Bernardino said any type of support 'truly makes a difference.'
Interested in donating blood? Read this guide to find your local blood drive.
Blood is in critically high demand due to a persisting national shortage. We rounded up local blood drives happening in Riverside where appointment slots are currently available for the remainder of February and March.
Metrolink honors Rosa Parks’ birthday with free transit rides to the public
All day Friday riders can enjoy Metrolink public transportation services at no cost in celebration of Transit Equity Day.
Celebrating Black History Month: Your event guide for February
The Gazette rounded up events celebrating Black culture across Riverside this month.
New RAM exhibit to feature work from Azusa Pacific University art professor
The clay sculptures, by artist William Catling, will go on display this weekend at the museum.
Riverside’s White Park and the history of an early “Festival of Lights”
In 1913, the Riverside Business Men’s Association had proposed to use Riverside’s White Park as the site of a massive Christmas event. It would be the first of its kind. At the time, the Press-Enterprise even predicted it to be the greatest outdoor Christmas event ever held in the city. After serio
Member-owned grocer expands access to quality, local food with fresh produce boxes
The 'Crop Box' helps feed Riverside with fresh, seasonal produce while sustaining local farms and economies.