Local business owners step in after out-of-town developers face foreclosure, struggle to move project forward
A tribal Yuhaaviatam billboard along Interstate 10 in Yucaipa was defaced with an anti-Native Thanksgiving message. City officials condemned the vandalism and asked the public for tips.
Residents now have until Dec. 1 to apply for the city’s Utilities Advisory Committee, which will help guide a six-month water and sewer rate study.
Residents encouraged to safely dispose of unused medications at Gonzales Center
Nonprofit leader Anne Thorward to share personal stories and ways to help Southern California newcomer families, May 6
Monday morning quake felt from San Diego to Redlands to Los Angeles; no immediate damage reported as ShakeAlert issues early warning across Inland Empire.
From child care and senior wellness to summer camp and the beloved YMCA Circus, the YMCA of the East Valley strengthens community year-round through programs that support spirit, mind, and body.
Police say caller posed as daughter in jail; case is part of growing trend of elder fraud in the city
Arrests come after homeowner interrupts break-in attempt; police investigating possible ties to recent southside burglary spree.
Community honors Redlands officer’s legacy through fundraiser for his young family
Letters that appear to be from government agencies are tricking taxpayers into sending money for phony debts, officials say.
Kids and families swarmed the San Bernardino County Museum for Arthropolooza’s opening weekend, where insects took center stage through hands-on activities, live demonstrations, and fluttering fun.
Volunteers help deliver hygiene items, produce and snacks to support local families during spring break
March 29 and 30 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Housing gains leave out middle class, oversight panel seeks transparency, Title IX lessons arrive at RUSD and two film fests light up April
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