inland empire

Because blood cannot be stockpiled, it must constantly be replenished by donors — and right now, supply isn’t matching demand.

Three women from the Inland Empire have pleaded guilty to using information belonging to other people, including California state prison inmates, to file for COVID-19 related unemployment benefits costing the state approximately $1.2 million.

It’s one of the defining moments of a young person’s life, but “graduation day” will mean even more to a college student in the Inland Empire who was living and studying out of his truck.

Detectives are trying to identify the person who is sending hate letters to businesses in the Inland Empire targeting Asian Americans that demand they “go back to their country.” The profanity laced letter is addressed to “all Asians.” It calls Asian Americans “nasty,” “ugly,” and “smelly,” and demands that they leave the U.S.

Frontline healthcare workers are the first in line to get the COVID-19 vaccine but some in the Inland Empire are declining it.

A woman in the Inland Empire is digging into her own bank account to help businesses and families who are struggling financially due to the coronavirus pandemic.

A 33-year-old man was charged with sexually assaulting a newborn in the Inland Empire, authorities said. Keith Russell Tyerman, 33, was arrested at his Yucca Valley home, according to the San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office. A three-week-old infant was sexually assaulted, leading to an investigation by the Riverside County Child Exploitation Team and San Bernardino County deputies Nov. 10,...

Families whose loved ones have died of coronavirus complications are begging people to stop ignoring science and wear a mask as we get closer to the holidays.

The Apple Fire continued to grow on Monday morning with officials confirming over 26,000 acres have been burned in Riverside and San Bernardino counties.

Razor blades placed at two locations in Temecula, including on a car door where the blade could have inflicted injury, prompted an investigation by Riverside County sheriff’s detectives, who called Monday for community assistance to identify potential suspects. Sheriff’s Sgt. Albert Martinez said that about 11 a.m. Thursday, a resident in the 41000 block of Carleton Way was preparing...

Body camera footage released Tuesday shows the tense moments a Utah state trooper spotted a kidnapping suspect’s van on Interstate 15 in Cedar City, where the lawman conducted a traffic stop and encountered the suspect, two other adults, and the victims.

They probably don’t train people for this at the Sheriff’s Academy.

A survivor of the Las Vegas Massacre came face-to-face with a gunman in his own driveway.

Video of a gas explosion that killed a utility worker, injured a mother, and rocked a Murietta neighborhood Tuesday was captured by the home’s doorbell camera, offering a one-of-a-kind perspective of the blow out’s power and devastation.

A Murrieta mother who was inside her home when a deadly gas explosion erupted is still in disbelief that she escaped the blast with only minor injuries.

Southern California Gas Company identified the man killed Monday in a gas explosion as a longtime employee whose brother also worked with the utility.

A utility worker was killed and 15 other people were injured Monday in a natural gas line explosion and fire that reduced a Murrieta home to charred rubble.

A Calimesa man accused of using a hidden camera to take inappropriate images of children remained jailed Friday following his arraignment at the Banning Justice Center.

A 22-year-old woman and a 17-year-old boy were arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with the death of “Baby Jane Doe,” an infant discovered dead on the side of a Southern California highway in July.