Candidates outline how they would support struggling students and expand opportunities in the final questionnaire of our series.

A new City committee on artificial intelligence holds its first meeting, the Board of Ethics reviews a complaint and the ...

From the Switch-On Ceremony with Gavin DeGraw to a new illuminated maze at White Park, there is plenty to look forward to Downtown this season.

In the final installment of our City Council questionnaire series, candidates talk food, free Saturdays, influential mentors ...

Blue Zones Project Riverside and Family Promise of Riverside are looking for 50 helpers to finish Bright Horizons, a new home for newborns and their families.

Ney, who led Catholic Charities San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, takes over as nearly 200 local foster children wait for a volunteer advocate.

‘Rain or shine,’ the festival is kicking off the holiday season one week earlier than usual this Saturday at 5:00 p.m.

The City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to extend a citywide moratorium on new and expanded wooden pallet storage yards until next May as officials work to develop permanent regulations aimed at ...

Neighbor of the Week is a series profiling the hidden heroes of Riverside, doing incredible works of service throughout our ...

Day of the Dead, a Veterans Day parade, a pre-Thanksgiving 5K and the Festival of Lights switch-on top the Gazette’s picks ...

A look back at the Miller home that welcomed its first paying guest 150 years ago this month and became the foundation of ...

Museum of Riverside Shares the City’s Stories in Its Own Neighborhoods.