Heavy rain moved Ken Hubbs Memorial Little League’s Jan. 4 youth baseball clinic from Colton to Redlands, where Dodgers coach Dino Ebel mentored kids.

San Bernardino seeks volunteers for Jan. 22 homeless point-in-time count; teams use mobile app, distribute backpacks, meet 5:15 a.m. at National Orange Show.

Senator Reyes introduced SB 873 on Jan. 6 to curb ICE arrests in and around California courthouse grounds, aiming to protect scheduled court appearances and strengthen public safety.

Residents and activists rallied in downtown Riverside Jan. 3, calling Trump’s Venezuela strike illegal and warning it could spark another costly, endless war.

California’s annual January law changeover is almost here. After the Legislature sends bills to the governor and they are signed, most “regular session” statutes take effect on Jan. 1.

The Colton Lions Club held its fifth annual Christmas toy giveaway, drawing about 300 children to a neighborhood pocket park, unofficially known as Pepper’s Park.

A Christmas Day flood slammed Wrightwood, critically damaging about 50 homes and collapsing sections of the road to Mt. High as residents rallied to clear debris and recover.

San Bernardino County and partner agencies are engaged in storm response and recovery operations addressing the heavy rain, high winds, flooding and mud and debris flows impacting communities.

San Bernardino City Council unanimously elevated 5th Ward Councilwoman Kim Knaus to mayor pro tem on Dec. 17, after Councilman Juan Figueroa’s one-year term.

Never Stop Grinding Impact has spent years building a reliable lifeline for families who line up for its drive-up food and diaper distributions in Rialto.

John M. Futch, Jr. was born June 15, 1950 in Merced, California. He was the oldest of four children; born into an Air Force family with parents who lovingly instilled in him a sense of structure and a ...