The Los Angeles Unified school district is taking a big hit towards the students, parents and teachers.
Since many of the teachers have been laid off, many of the students will have to be in classrooms where there will be more students than there are suppose to be.
Artists from every angle of the talent spectrum took to the streets of historic downtown Riverside for an eventful night of music, underground culture, urban and abstract art, and social empowerment.
Arts walk is made possible by Riverside Cultural Consortium with hopes of raising profiles of Arts and culture in the Inland Empire.
Drive Angry” has many sleek cars and an equal amount of drivers with road rage issues. But with a name like “Drive Angry,” what more can one expect?
In real life alien invasions are a scary prospect, however, in Hollywood alien invasions generally involve high budget films that are also high grossing.
“Battle: Los Angeles,” the latest movie from director Jonathan Liebesman, appears to follow this formula.
After riding high on the glorious victory The Green Bay Packers had in the Super Bowl, many Wisconsin public workers now feel left out in the cold; not because of the frigid weather but rather because of the proposed economic bill that aims to narrow the negotiating power of certain unions.
While it may seem like the easiest thing to do, raunchy comedy is surprisingly hard to pull off.
The idea of being completely offensive yet at the same time hilarious is not something every actor or filmmaker can understand.
“Forgetting Sarah Marshall,” “The Hangover,” and “Step Brothers” are just a few movies that make the combination work.
“Hall Pass” had pretty high expectations, especially considering that it was directed and co-written by the Farrelly brothers, who are better known for their movies such as “There’s Something About Mary” and “Me, Myself and Irene,” unfortunately it didn’t deliver on those expectations.
Beastly” is a classic story of love overcoming looks spun into a modern romance.
Riverside City College men’s tennis played host to Saddleback on Feb. 24.
This was the first conference game for the Tigers. RCC started out fast winning four of its first six matches.
Gaining a win wasn’t easy against the 2010 state champions Orange Coast College at the debut of their new aquatic center.
The Chicanos / Latinos for Community Medicine at Riverside City College represent medical outreach to low income households.
The club is geared towards pre-med students that want to help out the less fortunate who need health care.
