Bar Ni Modo Hosts Community Día de los Muertos Ofrenda
Bar Ni Modo is inviting Riverside residents to honor their loved ones through a Día de los Muertos celebration running October 30 through November 30.
0% shutdown loans, light parade growing problems, and a new roadway-spanning mural.
RUSD Board Approves $24.5 Million Office Purchase, Council continues the hiring process for a new City Attorney.
Court-Side Connections: Why Riverside’s People Make It Home, Neighbor of the Week: Local Legend Kaylee Hauck, and a creative prompt on moss.
New Eastside elementary breaks ground after decades of advocacy, plus students invited to design Riverside’s Clean Campus T-shirt.
Professional men’s and women’s soccer coming to Riverside through USL expansion, plus Games of the Week: water polo all weekend and the city’s top matchup.
Chamber honors young entrepreneur’s lemonade stand and the Housing Committee revisits mobile home rent control despite Council’s recent 2.8% cap approval.
City planners question local impact of transit housing mandates, Riverside offers micro luxury escapes and the city debuts AI assistant Rivy on its website.
No City Council meeting this week; other agendas include $1.44M for Wilderness Substation upgrades and affordable housing updates. Plus, the Museum of Riverside explores how repatriation and museums can collaborate.
Buena Vista Bridge endures as a gateway to Riverside’s past, Neighbor of the Week features Eliel Quiles of Knitters Hideout, and this week’s creative prompt takes inspiration from the blinking cursor.
Annual DeaFestival returns to City Hall Sept. 20, Council targets false emergency calls with new fees, and trims Budget Engagement Commission to resolve quorum issues.
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