San Bernardino County Sheriff John McMahon says state officials recent decision to reduce bail to zero for misdemeanor and many felony arrests in an effort to reduce jail crowding is threatening public safety in his jurisdiction. The Judicial Council of California decided earlier this month to reduce bail to zero for misdemeanor arrests ...

In a time where housing inventory has reached historical lows and the housing market has seen impacts from coronavirus, Lewis Land Developers have upped the ante by investing in large pieces of land and future communities.

The patriarch of the family is David A. Pyle, of Newport Beach. He’s the son of television and film actor Denver Pyle and the founder of American Career College and West Coast University, with campuses in LA, Orange and San Bernardino counties, as well as Miami and Dallas. The whole family is on board, including his children Henry ...

Some women are turning to home deliveries because of hospital restrictions on visitors, COVID-19 infection concerns.

According to the center, researchers believe mountain lion populations in the Santa Ana and Santa Monica mountains could become extinct within 50 years without protection, and there are similar concerns for pumas in the Santa Cruz, San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountains. Dozens of mountain lions in and around the Santa Monica Mountains have ...

San Bernardino County Sheriff John McMahon and District Attorney Jason Anderson are among the latest law enforcement officials to publicly oppose the California Judicial Council’s emergency order granting $0 bail in misdemeanor and lower-level felony cases in an effort to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus among inmates by decreasing ...

San Bernardino sets up 14-day placements for homeless individuals to isolate amid pandemic Individuals must vacate at the end of the 14-day stay and must agree not to consume alcohol or drugs. Check out this story on desertsun.com: https://www.desertsun.com/story/news/health/2020/04/14/san-bernardino-sets-up-14-day-placements-homeless ...

More than 1,740 nursing home residents and 1,290 employees in California have tested positive for COVID-19, with outbreaks clustered in several major cities and cases confirmed in nearly two-dozen counties,

San Bernardino and Ventura counties Monday reported additional cases of the novel coronavirus, but neither reported any new deaths.

Both Orange and San Bernardino counties reported additional coronavirus-related deaths Friday, while Ventura County reported a dozen new cases.