BREAKING: floods affect parking lot at Riverside City College
Mia Magana | Viewpoints by Dominique Redfearn Parking lot Q at Riverside City College is flooding according to a Rave Guardian alert sent out Feb. 14. Cars are being threatened […]
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New RCCD Board Trustee elected
Bill Hedrick defeated Nathan Miller for the Riverside City College Board of Trustee Area 1 position Nov. 8.
Former RCCD Board of Trustees member re-elected to Congress
Mark Takano, a former Riverside Community College District Board of Trustee, was re-elected to the U.S. Congress on Nov. 8.
Donald Trump becomes President Elect
Riverside residents departed from a Democratic Watch Party in Riverside on Nov. 8 as President Elect Donald Trump led in the race for President of the United States.
Live coverage: General election 2016
Results for the United States General Election will be updated as they come in.
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Vice president of Board of Trustees under fire after hostile tweets
A Board of Trustees member resigned from his position with the state Board of Equalization on Aug. 4, after tweeting out an image of a hangman with the words “I’m Ready for Hillary” from the official Twitter account of Riverside’s Republican Party.
Reports of gunfire leads to police activity near Riverside City College
The Riverside Police Department blocked off Magnolia Avenue at Terracina Drive on June 2 amid reports of gunfire.
Fire alarms evacuate students from Quad
The fire alarm sounded at Riverside City College approximately at 4:20 due to smoke alarms picking up Marijuana fumes in the mens restroom by the back corridor of the Quad.
Emergency personnel respond to two separate incidents
Approximately at 12:28 p.m. emergency personnel arrived on campus. The responders first stopped at the MLK building before arriving at the pilates studio to stretcher out somebody.
Jim Miyashiro to step down as Riverside Community College District Police Chief
Jim Miyashiro has confirmed that he will retire as the police chief for the Riverside Community College District.
