Riverside CA

LOS ANGELES - California Attorney General Rob Bonta said Thursday that 21 suspects have been charged in what state officials describe as a hospice fraud operation that generated $267 million in improper claims paid with state and federal funds for services that were never provided. According to the California Department of Justice, the case - dubbed "Operation Skip Trace" - centers on allegations that personal identifying information...

The storm isn't at its worst yet, and the roads are already starting to close. The I-80 is already partially closed between Emigrant Gap and Alta for emergency work, and Caltrans has trucks stopped at three screening points across the summit corridor: eastbound at Applegate, westbound at Overland ...

Looking for some great free finds in Trabuco Canyon? Neighbors are giving away a few useful and unique items this week — from mature oak trees to sturdy tables and garden gear.

National Weather Service forecasters are predicting heavy rain showers throughout Riverside County Sunday. “The heaviest rainfall and mountain snowfall is expected on Sunday, where there is a slight chance of thunderstorms west of the mountains,” the NWS announced. “Better precipitation amounts are expected [Sunday], with amounts of generally a...

Cody Wright has been named West Desert Director Chief of the Riverside County Fire Department. Wright began his professional firefighting career with CAL FIRE in 2008, when he was assigned to the Riverside Unit as a Firefighter II Paramedic, according to a statement released by Indian Wells. Indian Wells is...

An investigation revealed that the suspect and the victim were allegedly involved in a physical altercation that led to the victim's death, police said

CALIFORNIA – A Southern California man sparked a police response after allegedly demanding $55 in free gas and refusing to pay. The incident unfolded at a gas station in Irvine, where the man, driving an Audi, demanded free gas.

Snow, ice and winds up to 45 mph are hitting Southern California's mountains through Monday morning, potentially causing hazardous conditions.

The Colton City Council on April 7 approved updates to the Community Services Department Fees and Rental Policy, adopting Resolution No. R-21-26 after a public hearing and council discussion. During the hearing, Colton Recreation Manager Heidi Strutz, representing the Community Services Department, presented the proposed changes and asked council members...

You expect a quick stop. A sandwich, maybe something to go, nothing that slows the day down too much. Then the line tells a different story. It moves slower than it should. People aren’t rushing. Orders take longer, not because anything is off, but because no one seems in a hurry to leave.