By Camila Rocha | With a majority hispanic population, Riverside boasts an overabundance of Mexico-inspired restaurants and shops. However, no other shop opens a portal to the vibrant colors and festive traditions of Mexican culture like MiCultura…
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Momo Sushi – Riverside’s First High End Sushi Experience
By Sol Garay | Riverside has always had a love for sushi, with many great spots located around the city. However, there was a void amidst the sushicape. A certain lack of the fine dining experience. Allow me to present you with: Momo Sushi…
Quick History – Juneteenth
By Ethan Vo | January 1st, 1863 is also known as “Freedom’s Eve” to many. Once the clock struck midnight, all of the enslaved people in the Confederate states had their prayers answered. Both free and enslaved African Americans came together in churches and homes all over the nation awaiting the news that the Emancipation Proclamation has taken effect. When news broke, Union soldiers marched onto plantations and into cities all across the south, reading copies of the Emancipation Proclamation, spreading the good news of freedom.