4 hrs ago | RV Business
Pacific Coachwork Partnering With N.M. Dealer
Pacific Coachworks, Inc. announces the addition of Holiday Travel Trailers of New Mexico to its dealer network, representing the Riverside, Calif.-based builder's line of Powerlite travel trailers, fifth-wheels and toy haulers.
8 hrs ago | The Press-Enterprise
RIVERSIDE: UCR names new assistant education dean
The University of California, Riverside Graduate School of Education has named a new assistant dean/director of its teacher education program.
8 hrs ago | Inland Empire Weekly
The Taste of Brews festival celebrates craft beer culture . . . and...
Few things are more refreshing than an ice cold Budweiser in a frosted mug on a hot day.
8 hrs ago | Inland Empire Weekly
Every new Italian restaurant that opens up in the Riverside area inevitably confronts the Mario's Place question-namely patrons on their first night eating at said new Italian joint ask themselves the question, not always out loud, "Is this place as good as, or better than, Mario's?" The veritable institution downtown that, while it may never have ... (more)
9 hrs ago | CBS Local
Lake Perris Is Perfect For A Sunny Drive And A Family Picnic
Pack that picnic basket, it's time to reconnect with nature and enjoy the amazing beauty of the great state of California.
RETAIL: Independent Riverside bookstore stays the course
"I feel a sense of accomplishment every time someone buys a book. It's an affirmation that people are still reading," says Gene Berkman, owner of Renaissance Book Shop, 3773 Elizabeth St.
SOBOBA: West Coast Thunder concert features Craig Morgan, The Farm
More than 7,000 motorcyclists will start at Skip Fordyce Harley-Davison in Riverside, travel to the Riverside National Cemetery and then head down Sunnymead Boulevard in Moreno Valley to San Jacinto to Soboba Casino's outdoor arena.
Move over Mr. Mayor, cities are getting chief innovation officers
City governments aren't exactly known for innovation. "Get in line," "fill out this form" and "you need a permit" are the bureaucracy's invariable responses to virtually any question.
UC Riverside announces science research grants related to immortality
The Immortality Project awards $2.3 million to study near-death experiences, beliefs in an afterlife and the ageless hydra RIVERSIDE, Calif.
Ethicists' Behavior Not More Moral
RIVERSIDE, Calif. - Do ethicists engage in better moral behavior than other professors? The answer is no.
California Poet Laureate Launches Bullying-Awareness Project
RIVERSIDE, Calif. - Poet Juan Felipe Herrera watched the news broadcast in dismay.
RIVERSIDE: UCR ARTSblock opens - Geographies of Detention'
UCR ARTSblock presents Geographies of Detention: From Guantanamo to the Golden Gulag , on view at the California Museum of Photography from June 1 through September 7, 2013, andaccompanied by a program of events.
RIVERSIDE: Free CPR training available
American Medical Response in cooperation with Riverside Community Hospital on May 22 will provide free training to local residents to teach them compression-only CPR.
Moreno Valley: Thunder rumbling on Memorial Day
The West Coast Thunder Memorial Day Bike Run, for the first time in 14 years, has added a new parade route to its annual Memorial Day run on Monday, May 27: Moreno Valley's Sunnymead Boulevard.
Inland Empire: Type O-negative blood supply critically low
Hospitals throughout Southern California are experiencing a shortage of type O-negative blood, and LifeStream is urging those with O negative to assist by donating blood.
FARRELL'S:Will soon open near Knott's Berry Farm
The Pig's Trough, one of Farrell's signature desserts from the 1970's, is coming to a Farrell's near Knott's Berry Farm.
STUDY: 63 percent increase in suburban Inland poverty
Jim Miller, at left, is handed a bag of food by Kathy Marshall at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church in Riverside in September 2012.
RIVERSIDE: Chamber Music Performance set at Culver Center on Tuesday
UCR ARTSblock has partnered with the Riverside County Philharmonic for their very first chamber music concert at Barbara and Art Culver Center of the Arts.
Ucr Med needs Uc, not Jerry Brown's, support
UCR Med took it in the chops last week when Gov. Brown, known to have CTS omitted a $15 million yearly appropriation from his latest budget.
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