Hello Riverside, and Happy Wednesday! I'm sitting on top of the world this morning after The Gazette's first-ever team holiday party with our staff team and regular contributors at my house for a night of celebration. Thank you for being a regular reader of The Gazette and helping support this vision – we're just getting started building the newsroom Riverside deserves!
PS. Today is National Noodle Day, which makes it the perfect time to visit Master Gan's if you haven't already after reading Seth's review on Sunday.
The story of the CSDR football team is rooted in Riverside’s long-standing Deaf Community.
The Boys From Riverside: Celebrating the triumphs of CSD Riverside’s Cubs and the Deaf Community’s inspiring legacy. (Ken Crawford)
The Boys From Riverside, a book by Thomas Fuller about the success of the CSDR Cubs boys' football team, was selected by Amazon editors as the best book of 2024. The Cubs just won their third consecutive CIF Southern Section title, but the book tells the story of a program that was not always dominant and faced many challenges on their way to the top.
California School for the Deaf Riverside opened over 70 years ago. Even though it sits conspicuously near the freeway and on one of Riverside's busiest streets, many Riversiders never really thought much about what goes on there.
Transportation commission warns of weeknight shutdowns from December to January.
Night lights on the 91 Freeway, with downtown's skyline glowing in the distance. (Isabelle Lopez)
Riversiders traveling westbound on the 91 through Corona should prepare for detours and delays this December. The Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC) is moving forward with its 71/91 Interchange Project, requiring nighttime closures of westbound 91 between State Route 71 and Green River Road.
Spring Season is over a month away, but most leagues have started registration.
Mid-game motivation: Coaches rally the Mag Center All-Stars with words of encouragement. (Courtesy of Mag Center Little League)
Spring Little League baseball may not start for several weeks, but most local leagues have started registration, and many leagues offer discounts for early registrants. There are over six leagues in the city, and your address determines the league you play in. This is a list of each league currently offering registration.
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