Rialto police are investigating the suspicious death of a 63-year-old man found nude with facial injuries at Rialto City Park early July 19.

Sen. Eloise Gómez Reyes honors Inland Empire changemakers, veterans, nonprofits, first responders and small businesses at a Bloomington service celebration.

San Bernardino unanimously appoints Albert Maldonado as city attorney after six years as deputy, citing his municipal law experience and local ties.

Lutheran Social Services of Southern California formally opened its San Bernardino Community Wellness Campus on July 14, unveiling 140 interim housing units and an integrated network of services ...

Colton celebrated its 139th birthday with a drone show replacing fireworks and highlighted an affordable college survey for residents.

Cheech Marin celebrates his 80th birthday at The Cheech while reflecting on Riverside’s rise as a destination for Chicano art and culture.

Joseph Williams is reappointed to the California Community Colleges Board, prioritizing student housing, AI innovation and affordability.

San Bernardino County has broken ground on a sewer expansion project that will give about 170 Bloomington properties the opportunity to transition from septic systems to public sewer service. The ...

Preschool University, a licensed child care program of the YMCA of the East Valley, is positioning itself as more than a preschool in Redlands. The program serves children from 18 months to 5 years ...

The 1.5-mile Cactus Trail between Rialto Avenue and Baseline Road will soon be illuminated. The Rialto City Council unanimously approved a nearly $730,000 work order on June 23 with St. Francis ...

Before sunrise at the San Bernardino Depot last week, Metrolink and California Operation Lifesaver delivered an urgent safety message to commuters: know the blue-and-white emergency signs at railroad ...

The Rialto City Council approved the city’s fiscal year 2026-27 budget on June 23, adopting a spending plan that projects a General Fund surplus while directing staff to reduce the city’s reliance on ...