The show’s eighth season premiered on Jan. 6 and concluded on May 4.
Viewers can see Nolan and other officers navigate the chaos of policing Los Angeles, where anything can happen.
✍️🎨: Annie Lee
Associated Students of Riverside City College held a town hall meeting featuring 2026-2027 candidates for senate and executive seats on Tuesday, May 5.
The event featured a Q&A portion allowing candidates one last time to express their intentions before voting closed on May 6.
If you haven’t had the chance to read this full story yet, click the link in the bio.
✍️: Breanne Soto & Aysa Bender
📸: Breanne Soto
🎨: Aysa Bender
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Learn about the Local Election and Voter ED Townhall that was hosted by Viewpoints’ and the Student in Politics club on May 6.
Hear students their thoughts on why events like this are important to them.
You can watch the full video on Youtube by clicking the link in our bio.
🎥/🎨: Noah Batchman
🎤: Briana Franco & Lennon Alvarez
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Viewpoints and the Students in Politics club organized a local election and voter education town hall on May 6 in the Bradshaw Center at Riverside City College. The event showcased the Riverside congressional and city council candidates running and provided a forum for students to ask them questions directly. For District 39, Steve Manos is the Republican candidate running against incumbent Mark Takano, who was not present at the town hall. Aram Ayra, Christen Montero and Mike Vahl are running for City Council in Ward 2. Gracie Torres is also a Ward 2 candidate, but was not at the town hall. The candidates answered questions on topics such as homelessness, public transportation, affordability and the inspiration for their running.
Click the link in the bio to read the full article.
📸:Viewpoints Photography Team
✍🏼:Citlalli Martinez and Lauren Lopez
🎨: Briana Franco
The workshop was held on April 29 featured CALA alumni speakers who shared a bit about their experiences as interns.
This session slightly pivoted to touch on a sister program of CALA with similar community impact but with a different focus.
✍️: Susana Escobedo
🎨: Annie Lee
📷: Victor Ledbetter Jr.
The annual celebration honoring athletes, coaches, and other notable figures was given a spotlight at the Riverside Sports Hall of Fame, which shaped the city’s sports culture.
RCC head coach and former athletic director Bill Mumma was inducted into the Riverside Sports Hall of Fame.
✍️: Lennon Alvarez
🎨: Annie Lee
📷: Lupita Rivera Cid
On May 7, at approximately 1:25 p.m., Riverside Community College District sent out a notice via e-mail warning students and faculty to not access canvas due to a recent “cyber incident.”
The incident? A group by the name of “ShinyHunters” hacked Canvas and threatened to release all of the apps data unless each school could reach a settlement.
They gave a deadline of May 12, only 5 days after the notice first went up.
A follow up e-mail was sent by RCCD at 1:46 p.m. saying, “We’re seeing an uptick of phishing campaigns alongside this breach. Be on high alert and question all emails and texts with links that prompt you to enter credentials and/or PII (personally identifiable information).”
✍️🎨: Marissa Lievanos
Viewpoints kept it classy and fresh for the Local Election and Voter ED Town Hall.
Stay tuned for the article and video about this event!
🎥🎨: Marissa Lievanos
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Local education and voter education town hall is happening tomorrow, May 6 at the Bradshaw Cafeteria from 1-2:30p.m.
This will be an open forum discussion on the issues impacting your vote and future with special guest candidates to answer your questions.
Free pizza and loteria will be provided.
You can submit questions by checking out our instagram story.
🎥🎨: Lupita Rivera Cid & Briana Franco
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There is still a chance to experience TigerCon 2026 for the last day tomorrow April 30 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m
There will be more panelists and art vendors to see, so make sure to stop by the CIS-114 and the Hall of Fame Room to check it out!
While you’re at it, also stop by one of the orange newsboxes to pick up Viewpoints’ new issue coming out tomorrow April 30 as well!
🎥/🎨: Briana Franco
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