Eastvale

Eastvale is a city located in Riverside County, California, in the Inland Empire region of Southern California. It lies to the east of Norco and Corona and is near the Santa Ana River, forming part of the western Riverside County urban area. The city is primarily residential, with commercial centers and light industrial areas that support local employment and services.

The area that is now Eastvale developed as part of unincorporated Riverside County before residents voted to incorporate the city. Eastvale officially became a municipality on October 1, 2010, making it one of the newer cities in the county. Since incorporation, development has continued with a mix of single-family housing, townhomes, shopping centers, parks, and business parks to accommodate a growing population.

Governance in Eastvale follows a council-government structure. The City Council sets policy and the city coordinates or provides essential services, often through contracts with regional agencies and neighboring jurisdictions for items such as police protection, fire services, planning, and public works.

Education in Eastvale is largely provided by the Corona-Norco Unified School District, which operates multiple elementary, middle, and high schools that serve local residents. The city also hosts private and charter schools and various youth programs.

Economy in Eastvale reflects its suburban character, with retail, services, and light industrial activity complementing residential neighborhoods. Major roadways connect Eastvale to surrounding communities and job centers in the Inland Empire, supporting a commuter-oriented lifestyle and regional economic links.