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Motorcyclist Narrowly Escapes Serious Injury In Temecula I-15 Crash

A motorcyclist was injured Tuesday in a three-vehicle collision on Interstate 15 just south of Temecula, where the bike slid underneath a tractor-trailer exiting the freeway.

Palm Springs Aerial Tramway To Close For A Month Of Maintenance

The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway will close next month to undergo annual maintenance, operators announced Tuesday.

Murder Conviction Handed Down In Disappearance Of Aranda Briones

A man who killed a 16-year-old Moreno Valley girl because she got him expelled from school, hiding her body somewhere in the San Bernardino Mountains, was convicted Wednesday of first-degree murder.

Murrieta Considering Harsher Catalytic Converter Theft Crackdowns

The Murrieta City Council Tuesday will consider an ordinance identical to one passed nearly a year ago by the Riverside County Board of Supervisors intended to crack down on catalytic converter thieves by establishing specific regulations and penalties lacking under state law.

2nd Degree Murder Trial Pending Following Norco Fentanyl Death

A man accused of supplying a deadly dose of fentanyl to a 40-year-old Norco resident must stand trial for second-degree murder, a judge ruled Wednesday.

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Trump Administration Cuts to College Outreach Programs Leave Rural California Students Behind

Federal cuts to college prep programs are leaving rural...

Editorial: Cut spending. Don’t raise taxes.

The adopted budget already freezes jobs and trims departments. Measure Q is still a general tax with no efficiency mandate.

Hemet budget spends $9.6 million more than it takes in

Adopted fiscal 2026-27 books show combined General Fund and Measure U spending of $96.1 million against $86.5 million in revenue.

What Californians Should Know About the New Privacy Law Stirring a Free Speech Debate

Californians who provide legal help, counseling or other assistance...
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