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A manhunt was still underway on Wednesday in search of an SUV driver who struck and criticall injured a woman as she crossed the street.
Three teenage suspects were arrested recently in relation to the killing of an 18-year-old man in August.
Autonomous, electric shuttles will soon hit the streets for a trial run in this Riverside County city — a first in the U.S.
Some say the rent control measure could help keep struggling tenants housed. Others warn that it could result in unintended consequences.
More than 32,605 are registered to vote in Palm Desert. Here’s a step-by-step guide to track your votes.
More than 67,134 are registered to vote in Temecula. Here’s a step-by-step guide to track your votes.
More than 38,030 are registered to vote in Lake Elsinore. Here’s a step-by-step guide to track your votes.
More than 68,497 are registered to vote in Temecula. Here’s a step-by-step guide to track your votes.
The once-quiet street sees an uptick in tourists as Erik and Lyle Menendez, who killed their parents in 1989, prepare for case review.
Tens of thousands will flock to Hollywood for Halloween. But you could be hit with a $1,000 fine for selling or carrying this party favor.
"Loving soul": Bradley Minder's family is raising money to honor him after he was found buried in his backyard.
On Oct. 31, families are invited to Olive Avenue, where historic homes turn into Halloween haunts for trick-or-treaters.
Deputies said three girls were photographed and sexually assaulted over the past three years while attending sleepovers at a friend's house.
The new market will mark the opening with a three-day celebration with music, samples, free bags, games and more.
A 42-year-old woman was arrested allegedly in possession of stolen mail belonging to 50 people.
Riverside County was given $12.6 million, while San Bernardino has gotten $11 million to clear homeless encampments at Newsom's direction.
Some $12.6M from the state will be used in Riverside County to coordinate housing for the homeless community along the Murrieta Creek Trail.
Some $12.6M from the state will be used in Riverside County to coordinate housing for the homeless community along the Murrieta Creek Trail.
The city enacted a ban on public camping citing health and safety issues: "We cannot criminalize our way out of the crisis."
One person was arrested on felony warrants relating to selling narcotics and on suspicion of firearms violations.
