On March 23rd, Congressman Ro Khanna (D-Bay Area) is hosting a town hall in KEN CALVERT’S district.  Calvert is a California Congressional district that we must win in 2026 to secure the House Majority and make President Trump a lame duck President. Khanna wants to hear from people directly impacted by Trump’s mass firings and the Republicans’ $880 billion in Medicaid cuts. As Republicans follow orders to dodge their constituents’ protests, progressives must be loud

Powerful and inspiring event featuring Francisco Carrillo, a man who spent over 20 years wrongfully imprisoned before proving his innocence. Special screening: We will be showing his documentary episode from The Innocence Files, giving you a deeper look into his story and the flaws in the justice system. FREE EVENT

Learn more or RSVP here Join HMIR for a powerful International Women’s Day gathering to celebrate resilience, empowerment, and community! Saturday, March 8th, 2025 This special event will highlight the voices and experiences of refugee and newcomer women, creating a space for connection, storytelling, and support. Come together to build relationships, share experiences, and uplift one another in a welcoming and inclusive space. This event is free and open to all!

A non-partisan demonstration of support for the Rule of Law and those who pursue and apply this fundamental democratic principle. We must stand up to the recent coordinated attack on The Rule of Law and resist those who believe this system of governance does not apply to them.

Proposed Medi-Cal Cuts to Impact Over 445,000 in Riverside County Alone Source data Nearly 500,000 Riverside residents are at risk: The MAGA proposed Cuts Threaten $5.5 Billion in Critical Funding for DGR’s Congressional Districts. THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE! Congress needs to hear from you now: Hands off Medicaid! What can you do?   Call Congress! You can reach any Congressmember’s office at the main switchboard: (202) 224-3121 Email Congress! Click here to EMAIL Congress

March 4 Liberty! Join Progressive groups at Riverside City Hall on March 4th, 12pm -4pm. SAY NO TO KINGS IN AMERICA.

(courtesy of The Riverside Record) More than 100 Inland Empire residents waved signs, held U.S. flags and yelled rally chants Monday near Riverside City Hall in protest of President Donald Trump and his administration’s actions since the start of his second term. Read more on The Riverside Record Carlos Granados (left) and Dylan Colt walk through the intersection of Main Street and University Avenue in downtown Riverside on Feb. 17 during a protest against President

We joined up with INDIVISIBLE RIVERSIDE on Saturday, 2/8 at Riverside’s Tesla HQ to #StopMusk! https://youtu.be/lbnd01jB_lU We are outraged by Elon Musk’s growing control over federal government data, posing a serious threat to privacy, democracy, and national security. Our DGR members are taking to the streets to demand accountability and transparency, refusing to let billionaires dictate the future of public information. We call on lawmakers and citizens alike to stand against this dangerous consolidation of

Braver Angels Riverside invites residents to a free workshop on February 15 to foster respectful, productive dialogue across political differences. Free workshop on February 15, 2025, from 10 a.m. to noon at Hunt Park’s Renck Community Center, hosted by Braver Angels Riverside. This event will equip you with practical skills for respectful political conversations, focusing on active listening, understanding diverse perspectives, and finding common ground. Don’t miss this opportunity to improve communication and strengthen community

Register for Zoom Town Hall Join Congressman Mark Takano for a virtual town hall meeting to discuss the latest round of the Trump Administration’s Executive Orders and to hear your concerns regarding these and other recent developments. “I want to provide updates on what Democrats are doing, how to fight back, and clear up confusion on the actions from Elon Musk and President Trump. RSVP for a virtual town hall I’m convening [on Thursday].”

Black History Month is a time to reflect on the struggles, achievements, and ongoing contributions of Black Americans to our nation and our local community.  Here in Riverside, we take pride in our diversity and continue to push for equity, economic opportunity, and justice for all. While challenges persist at the national level, we remain focused on local action that makes a real difference.  This month, we celebrate the leaders, activists, and everyday heroes who

Take the new budget priorities survey & help shape how taxpayer dollars are spent. Riverside County is inviting residents to participate in an online budget priorities survey to help shape how taxpayer dollars are allocated, marking the first time the county has conducted a true public budget survey. County Executive Officer Jeff Van Wagenen emphasized that the initiative aims to gather earlier and more robust community feedback to inform budget recommendations.  The survey, available in