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Beli users have left 3.6 million reviews in the Bay Area and the app has already beaten Yelp in terms of worldwide restaurant ratings.
While swaths of California fall under an extreme heat warning this week, "no-sky July" is expected to dissipate in NorCal.
Dueling redistricting battles in Texas and California could decide which party gains power in the House after the 2026 midterms.
Made possible by recent transparency laws, the new tool aims to help families, watchdogs and policymakers hold police accountable.
Southlanders are bracing for a menacing heat wave this week as smoke travels across the state from a wildfire burning on the Central Coast.
Some areas of the Southland could feel triple-digit heat as temperatures "warm up sharply" this week. What to know.
Led by a team at Stanford Medicine, a study warns of a flu complication that causes severe brain swelling.
Ozu, the real-life inspiration behind the Krypto in the new Superman film, has prompted a free adoption month in Riverside County.
Crews put out two different fires at single-family homes in the Coachella Valley on Friday afternoon.
The Murrieta Police Department will be ramping up patrols in search of drunk or impaired drivers in an undisclosed areas.
The Medical Center is launching a three-year program that will provide training in general cardiology, advanced training and more.
Officers fatally shot a pit bull after two dogs charged at an officer and a victim.
Deputies were sent to a residence where they discovered an unresponsive elderly woman.
Deputies say the 28-year-old had no connection to the descendant.
Officials say the new website will be easier for residents to navigate, access services, find events and more.
A 31-year-old was accused of damaging and stealing internet cables from multiple locations in Riverside County.
Sip on themed cocktails while you hear Poe's dark, imaginative poetry brought to life.
By August, the city said it aims to have enhanced "the driving experience and create a safer, more inviting atmosphere for pedestrians."
The band, which is celebrating its 50 year legacy, is coming to Riverside County in September.
Police will ramp up patrols and be on the lookout for reckless drivers on this day.
