How This TINY Mom-and-Pop Burger Spot Became LEGENDARY in Colton, CA
Open Mon–Sat, 8:00 AM–9:30 PM | Sun, 9:30 AM–8:30 PM. Tucked along West Valley Boulevard in Colton, CA, P&G Burgers has been serving up flame-broiled magic since 1996. 🍔. Started by a Greek immigrant family with big dreams and even bigger flavors, this family-owned gem has quietly...
2 arrested in scheme reselling stolen Home Depot tools at SoCal swap meet
Authorities announced Friday the arrest of two suspects in connection with the sale of stolen tools taken from Home Depot stores across Southern California, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP) investigators. According to the Southern Division’s Organized Retail Crime Task Force, the suspects were identified as purchasers of stolen...
Otori Sushi Plans Second Location for Late Summer
Voted as “Top 3 Sushi & Japanese Restaurant” by the Community Awards 2025, Otori Sushi is slated to open its second location in Riverside County. The Asian concept called Otori Sushi & Handroll may debut at 40101 Monterey Ave #G2, Rancho Mirage, during August, according to owner Jinho Choi.
Harrah’s SoCal To Award $250K in ‘All-In 4 Change’ Grants
FUNNER, CA – Harrah’s Resort Southern California has announced the return of its “All-In 4 Change” charitable program, now in its 11th year. The program will again distribute $250,000 in grants to nonprofit organizations across Southern California. The awards ceremony is scheduled for Aug. 15 and will be hosted by Mario Lopez. The application period opens May 1, 2026.
Riverside Unified’s STEM High School Project ‘In Limbo,’ Documents Show
A senior Riverside Unified School District (RUSD) administrator told its science and technology academy’s board of directors a proposed $134 million high school expansion project has been stalled since last June, according to documents obtained by The Riverside Record. According to minutes from a January 21 meeting of the...
Riverside Cops Axed In Fight Over Disabled‑Vet Plates On Their Own Cars
Three Riverside police officers have been fired over the disabled-veteran license plates on their personal cars, escalating a long-simmering internal fight into a full-blown showdown involving suspensions, a lawsuit, and closed-door City Council talks. The officers - Timothy Popplewell, Richard Cranford, and Raymond Olivares - are military veterans with 100%...
Former inmate alleges Calif. corrections officer used sheriff’s records to pursue her romantically
RIVERSIDE COUNTY, Calif. — A former Riverside County inmate alleges a sheriff’s correctional deputy gleaned her personal information from jail records to contact her and pursue a romantic relationship after she was released from custody, according to a claim against the county. The claim, filed Wednesday, April 29,...
Riverside Officials, Latino Network Begin Outreach To Discuss Future Of Cesar Chavez Monument, Building
The city of Riverside and the Riverside Latino Network this week have started the community feedback process regarding the future of a memorial statue and community center dedicated to late civil rights leader Cesar Chavez. “We have been actively working on this issue and want our decision to align with...
Burger chain is coming to Corona
A vacant drive-thru restaurant in Corona is the future site of Troys Burgers. The 2,230-square-foot building at 4330 Green River Road, formerly occupied by a Copperlocks Grill, sold recently for $2.4 million, according to Progressive Real Estate Partners in Rancho Cucamonga. Progressive represented the seller in the transaction. Details about...
History comes alive at Inland Empire History Festival
Visitors to the third annual Inland Empire History Festival on Saturday, April 18, were given the opportunity to learn about churning butter, view a vintage Ford Model A fruit truck from the 1930s, pan for gold, and discover military aircraft without leaving the south park- ing lot of the Norton Air Force Base Museum in San Bernardino.
