A California mother is hoping that store surveillance video of a theft will produce a suspect and raise awareness about a new fraud sweeping the country.

County officials have said that technical problems with the state’s coronavirus reporting system led to an under-reporting of cases and the county’s database is catching up. San Bernardino County on Thursday saw the second-largest one-day increase in testing — 7,

The body that oversees California’s court system lifted its freeze on court action, saying it’s up to Gov. Gavin Newsom and state lawmakers to enact tenant protections.

Counties are creating education campaigns, translating ballots into new languages and developing other strategies to reach more eligible voters.

The county on Thursday projected that 30,944 patients have recovered, which totals about 80% of the total number of coronavirus patients.

Dozens across the nation, including officials in Orange and San Bernardino counties, have become casualties of burnout, harassment, personal threats and lack of political support.

To honor and recognize the achievements of individuals who have made contributions to advancing the civil rights of all people, Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) has provided a $1,750 sponsorship to su

County is encouraging all residents to get tested for the coronavirus after the county contracted with a new supplier to deal with a statewide shortage of COVID-19

In response to a recent statewide shortage in COVID-19 testing materials, San Bernardino County has contracted with a new supplier, Fulgent Genetics, to secure an adequate supply of test equipment and is now encouraging all County residents to get tested.

Health officials in San Bernardino County are urging residents to get tested for the coronavirus as a new supplier has left the county with the ability to offer self-nasal swabs with results in a

The Fifth Circuit on Thursday rejected a men’s rights group attempt to strike down the military’s all-male draft registration system as unconstitutional, finding that it cannot undo a 1981 Supreme Court decision “unless directed to do so by the court itself.

Datacomp has announced the publication of its August 2020 JLT Reports for mobile home rent comps, occupancy, and other vital data from manufactured home communities in Southern California.

It described a process where elementary schools with safety plans can apply for waivers to reopen their campuses, even if their county is still on the state's COVID-19 watchlist. Long story short: the waivers only apply to approved elementary schools,

Containment of the Apple fire burning in the San Bernardino National Forest and Morongo Valley had jumped to 80% by Thursday morning, Aug. 13, with 33,424 acres burned. The jump in containment – the percentage of the fire’s perimeter where firefighters or nature have stopped the blaze’s spread – was 20% higher than the day before.

The Clippers’ victory sets up a first-round series against the Dallas Mavericks and a potential meeting with the Lakers in the conference finals.

Two days of testing at Riverside’s Arlanza Community Center conclude Thursday, Aug. 13; Orange Show site will remain open

The bankrupt retailer announced in June following coronavirus-related shutdowns that it would close 154 stores by the end of the year.

Upland has become a popular site for Airbnb-type listings, known as short-term rentals. A new ordinance cracks down on the use by requiring permits and payment of room taxes.

A 20-year-old suspected gang member was charged with murder Wednesday, Aug. 12, in the January death of a 25-year-old Home Gardens resident, Riverside County Superior Court records show. Eric Chaparro of Corona was being held without bail at Southwest Justice Center in French Valley after Riverside County sheriff’s deputies arrested him in Jurupa Valley,

As of Wednesday evening, 421,273 Riverside County residents, 294,499 San Bernardino County residents and 129,767 Ventura County residents had been tested for COVID-19.