Rialto’s Real-Time Crime Center gets a $1.03M federal boost as the city advances its Drone-First Responder program and expands surveillance, dispatch and cybersecurity capabilities.

Redlands High School Team Blue is now gearing up for the California Mock Trial Finals , where they will compete against teams from as many as 36 counties across the state from March 20–22, 2026.

Remarkable achievements continue at the Rialto Unified School District as Ethel Kucera Middle School (KMS) earned one of 14 middle schools to earn the esteemed 2026 California and National Schools to ...

At Riverside’s 2026 State of the City, Mayor Patricia Lock Dawson cited a 35% crime drop, $4.3B in 2025 construction and 18,000 jobs while outlining “leveling up” priorities.

About 250 at Redlands ‘We Stand with Minnesota’ protest after Alex Pretti’s death, urging City Council to ban ICE use of city property.

Kaiser strike returns to Fontana, Riverside and Ontario as UNAC/UHCP cites staffing and patient-care concerns; Kaiser says its pay offer stands and hospitals and most medical offices remain open.

Indivisible Riverside’s Jan. 23 protest demanded ICE accountability, questioning rapid hiring and training standards after U.S. citizen shootings in Minneapolis.

San Bernardino deployed 200+ volunteers on Jan. 22 for the annual Point-in-Time Count after the city’s 2025 homelessness tally rose 8%, guiding funding and local response.

Criminal charges were filed Jan. 21 against San Bernardino City Councilwoman Dr. Treasure Ortiz in a case tied to allegations that she illegally recorded San Bernardino police personnel.

San Bernardino City Council received an update on the 200-bed navigation center as officials cited the city’s 40% share of county homelessness and a Dec. 31 deadline.

Rialto Unified School District families, staff, and local and regional civic and business leaders gathered to welcome the District’s new Superintendent Dr. Alejandro Álvarez.

The Colton Woman’s Club drew 75 members to its monthly meeting last week at its clubhouse, 475 N. Seventh St., where leaders marked the organization’s long-running work in the community.