Letter From The Publisher: Looking Back At 4 Years Of The Riverside Record
Today marks the fourth anniversary of The Riverside Record, the nonprofit news outlet I founded in 2022. A lot has happened since then.
Today marks the fourth anniversary of The Riverside Record, the nonprofit news outlet I founded in 2022. A lot has happened since then.
Today marks four years since The Riverside Record published its first story, and as both a Riverside County native and the publication’s first full-time reporter, I am honored to be part of this local nonprofit newsroom’s growth and history.
The Riverside Record Wednesday joined a dozen news outlets in filing a motion to unseal three warrants obtained by the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office in connection with Sheriff Chad Bianco’s investigation into alleged election fraud.
The Riverside Record today kicked off its biggest fundraiser of the year: NewsMatch, a nationwide campaign to support nonprofit journalism.
Three years ago today, The Riverside Record published its first story.
The Riverside Record is excited to introduce the newsroom’s first full-time reporter, Daniel Eduardo Hernandez, as part of the California Local News Fellowship.
The Riverside Record is one of 205 small, local news outlets, receiving a share of close to $20 million to close persistent coverage gaps.
Two years ago today, The Riverside Record published its first story.
Ahead of the Christmas holiday, The New York Times published a roundup of local news stories from publications across the nation.
Founder and publisher Alicia Ramirez spoke at Tuesday’s California Senate Judiciary Committee informational hearing on the importance of journalism in the digital age.