L.A. Homes Cost 66.8% More Than Inland Suburbs, Highest Among 21 Biggest U.S. Metros
Homes in Los Angeles County sold for 66.8% more than homes in the surrounding suburbs in June, a gap wide enough to give Los Angeles the largest urban-core price premium relative to its suburbs among the 21 biggest U.S. metropolitan areas. The comparison measured Los Angeles against Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura counties, and it came paired with an even starker figure: buyers in L.A.'s urban core pay an 84.7% premium per square foot compared with those surrounding areas.
Reports: Sheriff Bianco wants county to foot cost of his legal fight with state
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KESQ) - Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco is looking for the county to foot the cost of his legal contests stemming from state lawsuits over his investigation into alleged election fraud. According to published reports Friday, Bianco has filed a claim in Superior Court looking to obtain in excess of $10,000 to The post Reports: Sheriff Bianco wants county to foot cost of his legal fight with state appeared first on KESQ .
Thieves target another landscaper, stealing equipment in Eastvale days after Brentwood theft
Videos captured quick equipment thefts in Eastvale and Brentwood this month.
County supervisors support Legacy Village, pledge conditional $28M
The county Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to support Legacy Village, a planned housing development led by the San Bernardino Community College District, and conditionally commit $28 million from the Foster Youth Campus Reserve to help advance the project. The proposed Legacy Village at 701 S. Mt. Vermont Ave....
Inspector finds dead cockroaches inside Coachella meat market
Several Coachella Valley eateries did not pass their Riverside County health inspections this past week, according to reports. A Coachella meat market was downgraded for dead cockroaches, a La Quinta restaurant was downgraded for failing to properly sanitize knives and a Cathedral City taco shop was downgraded for violations such as improperly storing foods. All three received a "B" grade on their latest inspection. Here are all the restaurants that were inspected in the Coachella Valley Oct. 16
Home Sales Slow Across Riverside County, Statewide
RIVERSIDE (CNS) - The pace of home sales dipped across California and Riverside County last month as rising mortgage rates and persistent affordability challenges weighed on buyer demand, the California Association of Realtors said Monday. Sales of existing, single-family homes in California totaled 260,410 in September on a seasonally adjusted...
Massive Mudslide And Flash Flooding Hit San Bernardino Mountains
Torrential rain triggered dangerous flash flooding, mudslides, and debris flows across the San Bernardino Mountains early Thursday morning. On October 22, 2026, heavy rain battered mountain communities for several hours, flooding streets and highways while dense fog created extremely poor visibility. Around 9:20 a.m., a massive debris flow along Moon...
Inland Empire extreme weather for the day included hail in Crestline
"We have been dealing with a lot of weather today, unusual weather," CBS LA Meteorologist Marina Jurica said. Over the last 36 hours, 4.66 inches of rain were recorded in Crestline.
Suspected train thief arrested after tip leads Colton police to $54K in stolen Hot...
San Bernardino County police arrested a suspected train robber Thursday morning after finding hundreds of boxes of stolen Hot Wheels worth more than $50,000. The Colton Police Department was tipped off to the theft when officers received a phone call around 3 a.m. “Yeah, they’re robbing the trains down here at the end of Maple […]
County leaders hear from residents as they consider Sheriff’s Department oversight changes
PALM DESERT, Calif. (KESQ) – Riverside County leaders are gathering feedback from residents as they consider whether additional independent oversight is needed for the Riverside County Sheriff's Department. A special committee established by the Board of Supervisors held a public listening session Thursday evening in Palm Desert, giving community members an opportunity to share their The post County leaders hear from residents as they consider Sheriff’s Department oversight changes appeared fir

















