Remnants of Hurricane Priscilla to bring rain by end of the week
Parts of Southern California, the desert southwest and northern Baja will get a taste of some tropical conditions as a hurricane brews in the Eastern Pacific.
Alex Yang, local teenager battling cancer, back at Loma Linda after failed clinical trial...
COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) -- Alex Yang has returned home. Well, sort of. Alex is back at Loma Linda Children's Hospital. Alex was in Philadelphia for clinical trail after being diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia, also known as T-cell All. Alex arrived at Loma Linda on...
Lawmakers call on Newsom to approve crackdown on copper wire theft
LOS ANGELES — As Southern California continues to grapple with widespread copper wire thefts that have left neighborhoods in the dark, elected officials Monday urged Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign new legislation aimed at cracking down on the crimes. Assemblyman Mark González, D-Los Angeles, led a news conference in...
California State University, San Bernardino Marks 60 Years of Serving the Inland Empire
This October, Cal State San Bernardino will mark the 60th year since classes began on our San Bernardino campus. California’s Master Plan, a dream to expand public higher education throughout California, has taken shape as an anchor institution, right here in the Inland Empire, where it now provides access to earning...
IE man accused of attacking real estate agent arrested after police chase
BANNING, Calif. - A 32-year-old man was arrested and booked after he allegedly attacked a real estate agent and proceeded to lead authorities on a pursuit from Banning to Moreno Valley. What we know:. On Thursday, Oct. 2, Banning Police officers were called to a home in the 1200 block...
Indigenous Peoples Day is Oct. 13. Here’s where to celebrate in L.A.
As Indigenous Peoples Day nears, here is a list of events throughout the L.A. County where people can celebrate the recently minted holiday.
California college graduates first incarcerated women’s cohort
CALIFORNIA – The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) announced that 22 incarcerated women at the California Institution for Women in Corona officially graduated on October 3.
Southern California hospital targeted in ‘swatting’ incident, police say
A report of an active shooter at an Orange County hospital turned out to be a hoax and was a “swatting” incident, police say. “Swatting” is defined by the Department of Homeland Security as a “malicious act that can involve placing false emergency calls to emergency responders, often reporting a (false) severe,...
Riverside County Animal Shelters Extend Hours to Better Serve the Community
Riverside County Animal Services is taking a significant step to make its shelters more accessible. Starting last Thursday, the shelters in Jurupa Valley, San Jacinto, and Coachella extended weekday hours, allowing residents more opportunities to view adoptable pets or reunite with lost animals. The new schedule has...
22 incarcerated women receive bachelor’s degrees at Cal State LA — 1st all-female class in...
Nearly two dozen incarcerated women received bachelor’s degrees through Cal State LA on Oct. 3, marking the first all-female graduating class as part of a collaborative effort between the university and the California Department of Corrections. The 22 women are incarcerated at the California Institution for Women...
