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The K9 Trial and Public Safety Fair is coming up on Saturday in Norco, where residents can watch dogs from all over compete in trials.
The child was not struck or injured in the crash, but the woman pushing the child's stroller died of her injuries weeks after the crash.
Deputies are working to find out more information about what happened to a man who was found dead in a home in Lucerne Valley.
Majorities appeared to solidly back measures to improve school infrastructure, while other races were still neck-and-neck on Thursday.
Police will be on the lookout for impaired drivers at an undisclosed location in mid-November.
Check out this afternoon casino job fair, offering opportunities in dining, engineering, public safety, player development and table games.
The Temecula Valley Rose Society has dedicated a new garden designed with native plants and to attract pollinators like bats and bees.
The property owner of the Lake Elsinore Motorsports Park has shut the track down following the "freak" summer accident that killed a girl.
Unofficial vote totals showed that voters across Riverside County wanted to pass bond measures to upgrade public schools.
The results are in for a measure that will up sentences for crimes, another that sought to make way for more affordable housing and more.
Proposition 33 would have rolled back state restrictions that prevent cities from limiting rent increases.
Vice President Kamala Harris called President-elect Donald Trump to congratulate him on Wednesday.
Leading up to the election, Democratic Rep. Adam B. Schiff maintained a sizable lead over his Republican opponent Steve Garvey.
Voters have chosen their representatives and weighed in on propositions that will influence everything from rent control to public safety.
While California has long been a blue stronghold, at least 10 counties have a predominantly red voter base. See how your county registered.
If you were hoping to take a selfie with your ballot this Election Day, here's what you need to know. Plus, more election do's and don'ts.
These days, many California House races are more competitive and the margins narrow. Here's why.
More than 22 million are registered to vote and some 8 million ballots have been returned. Plus, a step-by-step guide to track your votes.
The crash occurred after a driver ran a red light at Van Buren Boulevard and collided with another car early Saturday morning.
Rain was expected to arrive in Riverside County from a storm system moving out of the Pacific Northwest.
