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Another storm is set to hit Riverside County after a week of rain, flooding and mudslides that broke weather records across SoCal.
Police will search for impaired drivers in an undisclosed location during peak hours. What to know.
The gatherings in Palm Desert and Moreno Valley is part of the county's recognition of National Family Caregivers Month.
Biden's former health secretary is being criticized for being oblivious to a years-long fraud scheme.
See how Trader Joes, Whole Foods and local staples fared in this new consumer report.
Police say an adult man, who fired toward a group of teens, fled the scene.
An old rule of thumb for predicting a wet or dry winter can sometimes be misleading, a meteorologist tells Patch.
Neighbors are rallying to support a family that was displaced in an explosion that blew out windows and hospitalized several people.
The laws ban federal agents from covering their faces or wearing plain clothes without identification during operations.
Low-income customers of McDonald's are being replaced by higher earners, industry experts say.
The phrase is being called out on school campuses seemingly nationwide. Have you heard it? Take our survey.
Employees of a Bay Area animal shelter are searching for the rightful owner of a pile of cash found in a stack of old newspapers.
Employees of a Bay Area animal shelter are searching for the rightful owner of a pile of cash found in a stack of old newspapers.
Heavy rain, strong winds and landslide risks are hitting the Bay Area as a new round of storms moves through, forecasters say.
A new report from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission details how it ranks each Bay Area city by its Pavement Condition Index.
The dangerous storm has caused a handful of deaths across the state and continues to leave burn-scarred areas at risk of flooding.
This November's ballot is small but mighty. What to know about the consequential lone-measure.
As of Oct. 20, 1,432,442 were registered to vote in Riverside County.
As of Oct. 20, 1,432,442 were registered to vote in Riverside County.
As of Oct. 20, 1,432,442 were registered to vote in Riverside County.
