What a treasure trove to stumble upon this community senior center…read more Offers ample parking lot conveniently located a few blocks from the bus depot / Metro Station . It isn't just for seniors, all adults age are welcome in. The community center has two floors of different amenities including hair salon , business computer center , meeting room for rent , mahjong / cards room, billiards room, dance lessons , art room, outdoor ping pong area ; just listing what I can recollect. Monday -Friday they offer seniors luncheon in the dining hall , tickets can be purchased at the front entrance , seniors price and regular non senior price options. Be sure to stop in at Paper Boy coffee shop for some delicious pastries and fresh roasted coffee.

Five friends and I went here yesterday for breakfast and lunch. We started out meeting at Paperboy…read moreinside as I got a hot tea drink and a pastry. We were able to buy tickets for $6 each early for the 11 am to 1 pm lunch. It's $4 each if you are 65+ years old. It was a great lunch and had few perks for sticking around. Get their early as tickets are limited! For lunch, we started off getting salad with thousand island dressing. Next, we were served coffee, tea, and water. After that, we had steak bites, seasoned red potatoes and Brussel sprouts. This was followed up with fruit served with a dab of whipped cream. For those staying longer at no extra charge, they gave us a wristband and we were able to stay and hear/dance to some music with a dj. We also were given 2 incredibly cooked chicken wings and a pineapple Mocktail. They had more, so we were able to get a second round of wings and mocktail. Altogether, this was a great lunch gathering. I was so glad we all met here! Definitely will go again in the future. I like that the Metrolink train station is just to the north. It's about a 5 to 10 min walk from train to the Center west doors. The service here was excellent and hats off to the chefs!!!

053/2026/MAR This…read morecenter offers the Colton Community variety of programs for youth as well as the senior citizens!!! They have special classes like the fitness and swimming lessons! They have rentals available for all kinds events or like : Any Receptions Tournaments -basketball or volleyball Weddings Anniversaries Award banquets Baby Shower Birthdays Holiday parties Luncheons Repast *Two meeting rooms which have a Dining max occupancy of 85 Assembly max occupancy of 200 *Gymnasium Dining max occupancy of 200 Assembly max occupancy of 300 *Kitchen, and Aquatic Facility My 4 year old Granddaughter enrolled into the soccer classes this year! In the past I had rented a room for a granddaughter's first birthday as well as attended a repast reception of a friend's mom! Very accommodating staff and volunteers facilitating the center!

Friendly staff and kind atmosphere, they offer a variety of programs and services to the public…read morespanning from food distributions to children's activites.

Really fun place. I definitely recommend going there with kids!! The play ground is nice and fun…read more It does get a bit crowded. But lots of space as well.

I come to the Cypress Center twice a month for the AARPS luncheon and volunteer in the kitchen for…read moretheir luncheon. The facilities are modern and have professional appliances. It's an excellent space for serving and buffet! The staff are kind and helpful and always ready to assist the AARPs members with their questions and requests.

Have a great time last time I was there…read more As a member, I thoroughly enjoy myself. We have many events which are family oriented.

Trying to update the hours of operation…read more We are a veterans organization. If you served our country become a member. Come enjoy karaoke, Sunday, Tuesdays, and Friday nights. Serve food as well. Always looking for volunteers. We're inside the Fairmont Park. The American Legion post 79, 2979 Riverside, California. Give us a call 951-788-8635. We also have a hall for rent, contact our coordinator Teresa, at (951) 212-0485. A veterans organization.

I love Ruben Campos Community Center and City Park because there are great resources for the…read morecommunity. They have a baseball and softball field a swimming pool, grassy areas with trees and a big parking lot to park your car in. This is a nice place to have a birthday party or picnic too.

Had Personal Issue with reservation, called in spoke to Lolli, Lolli said had to talk to Mike the…read moreManager. Long story short they took care of the guest!! "CUSTOMER SERVICE IS PRIORITY, WITHOUT THE GUEST YOU HAVE NOTHING!" Both went over and above!! Thks Lolli & Mike!!!

This place gets extremely crazy on holidays. It's $20 for…read morethe day to park which is a little pricey but the splash pad is included in the cost. If coming on a holiday come early! Restrooms are also limited which can be troublesome on holidays. My girlfriend had a cabin. They're A/C and sleep 4-5 people. They're really cute. The kids love the splash pad area. They keep the park really clean. Overall it was a fair experience.

UNDERCOVER BOSS PROMISE TRACKER -- FONTANA, CA…read more Mayor Acquanetta Warren appeared on Undercover Boss (filmed 2021, aired 2022) and made public promises to city employees and the community. Since then, we've seen very little follow-through -- and no public updates. So I've started tracking them. Here's what we know: Promise #1: Homeless Services Gift Card Program Department: Community Services / Homeless Outreach Details: Mayor promised a gift card program for unhoused residents that would provide both immediate support and access to services/resources. Current Status: No evidence of public rollout. No pilot. No mention in budget documents. No program materials found. Promise #2: Recruitment Ambassador (Randy Alexander McDowell) Department: Police Department / Diversity Recruitment Details: Mayor promised to make Randy an official ambassador to increase recruitment of Black and underrepresented officers. Current Status: No appointment. No new incentives or targeted outreach. No evidence of a formal role or public recruitment partnership. Promise #3: Fire Department Upgrades & Morale Support Department: Fire / Capital Improvements Details: Mayor pledged $11M toward 2 new stations and a training facility. Current Status: Needs further review. We're checking CIP documents and budget allocations to see what's been delivered. Promise #4: Park Ranger Rehire (Candace / Vagle Nature Center) Department: Parks & Community Services Details: Mayor promised to rehire a ranger to help maintain the park. Current Status: Unknown. No staff update published. No budget line found yet. Promise #5: Sewer Cleaning Equipment Upgrades Department: Public Works / Sanitation Details: City was supposed to invest in new, modernized sewer equipment. Current Status: Partial. In 2024, Fontana received nearly $1M for a septic-to-sewer conversion -- unclear if that's the same equipment or separate funding. I'm continuing to review Council agendas, budget docs, and public records. If anyone has seen progress on any of these -- or works in one of these departments -- I'd love to know what's really happening behind the scenes. Fontana deserves transparency. If our leaders can make promises on TV, we deserve to know what's been kept. -- Hailee Hightower Resident & Accountability Nerd

We were here today to renew my son's passport. We just moved here in this city and it was great to…read morehave learned that they offered passport services. The wait was not long, after checking in at the kiosk, the queue was moving fast. The personnel were courteous and helpful. One in particular Braulio Ortiz assisted us the day prior when we inquired of the requirements. Today, we ended up being assisted by Braulio again and the same type of professionalism and courtesy was afforded to us. The City Hall itself is clean and organized. We are happy to have chosen to be residents of this great city.

Today, an amazing mama from Dollahan hosted an Autism Community Event & Walk. This is the first one…read moreto ever go on in the city of Rialto that I know of in Rialto. She hosted it all by herself and decided to hold it at this park. For the event, I give her an A+. She shared information for parents who may not be aware of everything that's available. As for the park itself, when it first opened, it was so beautiful. Unfortunately, it does need a facelift but for the most part it's still a very decent park. This park offers a variety of activities. There's two playgrounds. One for little kids and one for larger kids. There's a huge field in the center of the park with a walking trail. There's also workout equipment along the walking path. There's also two basketball court areas. If you want to host a party, there's large and small reserved areas. As for the cleanliness of the park, it's one of the cleanest and nicest in Rialto. The city does a good job cleaning it but sadly not everyone in the community does the same. If in the area and looking for a park to bring your kiddos or have an event keep this one in mind. One more thing, I'm an Autism Mama and this park offers me peace of mind because it's a gated park. Yes, there are still openings to enter but having a main gate around it is appreciated!

Had fun with grandkids…read more Grandbaby had fun walking while pushing and holding and rolling her car . Park still kept clean but unfortunately stepped on a small rock and almost tripped flat on my face but just twisted my hips to keep my balance.