Six Months In, the Public Comment Debate Is Still About Whether Speaking Changes Anything
Councilmembers say the October rules update keeps meetings moving. Critics say it manages dissent rather than addresses it.
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Nacho Ann's Is Riverside's New Fabric and Creative Reuse Shop
Teresa Buelna's shop on 12th Street grew from thrifted tubs of fabric into a creative hub for the community.
Community Came Together at Fairmount Park to Mark International Women's Day
The Human Migration Institute's annual event offered a space for creativity, connection, and cultural exchange for women rebuilding their lives in Riverside.
Mikey G's Finally Has a Home, and It Was Worth the Wait
Geoff Gouveia, Jake Driscoll and Steven Burgos finally open the doors on their long-awaited Midtown coffee and bagel shop.
Chestnut Avenue, Episode One: Shade, Sidewalks and Small Discoveries
A monthly stroll through Riverside's everyday neighborhoods, one step at a time.
City Responds to Chávez Allegations; Latino Network Postpones Annual Event
The City said it is "processing potential next steps" regarding a community center and statue bearing Chávez's name, as a local nonprofit canceled its March 30 celebration.
Savvy Chic Kids Consignment Turns 18 and It's Still All About Community
The Riverside consignment sale, founded by three local moms in 2008, holds its spring event March 19-23.
Council Creates Award Honoring Mission Inn Visionaries
Councilmember Chuck Conder proposed the honor to preserve the legacies of residents who shaped Riverside, naming the couple who restored the Mission Inn as its first recipients.
City Celebrates Two Decades of Honoring Its Most Remarkable Teens
The Riverside Youth Council's annual recognition ceremony returns May 12, spotlighting 25 students from across the city.
Blue Zones Project Names City Hall its First Approved Government Worksite in Riverside
The milestone is part of a broader effort to bring Blue Zones worksite certification to major employers across the city.
Putting the 'Lake' Back in Riverside: Hole Lake Revitalization Project to Begin This Year
Councilmember Steve Hemenway envisions cafes, trails, and waterfront gathering spots where illegal dumping and overgrown brush now reign.
King High Remembers Connects Students With Veterans for 26th Year
The annual event pairs juniors with veterans from across the military branches for one-on-one interviews - and its founder says both sides leave with something irreplaceable.
Downtown Farmers Market Moves to New Main Street Location This Saturday
The weekly market relocates four blocks south to a larger space with more free parking, beginning March 7 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.