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Pasadena or Alta dena or even Glendale. Quiet and more suburban like but with downtown areas and great restaurants. If you’re looking for more city life try silver lake. From these areas you can get to the west side in an OK amount of time but commute to riverside won’t be as brutal as if you lived more west or near the beach.
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Riverside is pretty far south. A commute from Altadena or Pasadena would be brutal.
I would focus on areas well served by the rail line. You can get downtown and back, as well as out to Riverside. Being close to that would give you both some optionality in commute. 1hour by train is typically a lot better than an hour by car.
Covina, Upland, Pomona all could be 'split the difference ' options.
I live in Monrovia (walking distance to Old Town) and LOVE it 😻
Realistically I think the best you can do is 1hr for both people. So it might be better to favor the person who will be commuting more.
I lived in North Hollywood and took the redline, was the best. So easy.
Too far though for the Riverside commuter