The 3.0 temblor was reported just before 3 a.m. Did you feel it?
There is more pain at the pump across Riverside County as gas prices rise again. What is your family doing to lessen the sting of fill-ups?
Banning's Stagecoach Days, nearly canceled due to vandalism at headquarters, is back on. If you care to help, see what is still needed.
A majority of the tadpoles were hatched at the Los Angeles Zoo and cared for by the Aquarium of the Pacific and Santa Ana Zoo.
Heather Baemuel is the pastor of True Grace Church in Redlands. See why Kim Bright nominated her as a Patch community leader.
Looking for some cool things to do this weekend, Sept. 9-10, throughout the Inland Empire? Patch has you covered.
When it comes to deciding where to retire, experts named the top Inland Empire towns to keep you financially secure in your golden years.
Looking for some cool things to do this weekend, Sept. 2-3, throughout the Inland Empire? Patch has you covered.
The free household hazardous-waste collection event set for Aug. 19 is open to all Riverside County residents.
We found your lowest prices for regular, unleaded gasoline in town as prices now top $5.11 on average in Riverside County.
Cal Fire has announced memorial services for each of the three firefighters killed in a midair collision while battling a brush fire.
Banning and Beaumont residents can help ease the county-wide blood shortage.
The earthquake was reported just after 8:15 a.m.
Do you love to fish? Have we got the event for you this summer in at these Inland Empire regional park lakes!
No one snagged Friday's $720 million jackpot. That means Tuesday's grand prize swelled to an estimated $820 million.
Nearly 8,000 acres have burned so far and 152 structures are still threatened by the wildfire.
Fire officials say the blaze is burning in "flashy fuels" at a moderate to rapid rate.
The cubs, who will be rehabilitated, weighed no more than 15 pounds and would have been prey to coyotes and bobcats in the wild.
There is no cost to attend the program.
Three dead birds located in the county tested positive for the West Nile Virus strain in recent weeks.
Ham operators in the United States and Canada will establish temporary broadcasting stations starting on June 23.
A mom saved change from tips for 13 years to fund a weeklong trip to Hawaii to celebrate her daughter's high school graduation.
Looking for events & things to do this weekend, June 3-4, throughout the Inland Empire? Patch has you covered.
Twins from Loma Linda and Chino are on their way to medical careers after all four graduated from Loma Linda University on Sunday.
The Beaumont Chamber of Commerce has announced a city-wide yard sale this weekend.
A May 30 event in Redlands will tell the story of four boyhood friends who joined the Navy to escape the Great Depression.
Ron Nessman was fresh off a job interview when he saw the baby stroller rolling into a busy street. Now, opportunities abound.
An Inland Empire man was in the right place at the right time, and was caught on camera stopping a tragedy before it happened.
The Banning Stagecoach Days headquarters was wrecked over the weekend by vandals, and in 2023 the rodeo will not go on, organizers say.
Hope, Empathy, Love, Prayer (H.E.L.P.) was among 71 local nonprofits awarded grants by the Tribe.
Looking for events & things to do this weekend, April 22-23, throughout the Inland Empire? Patch has you covered.
On Saturday, April 22 locations around the Inland Empire will take your expired, unwanted prescriptions and used vape pens. Learn more here.
Just before 8 a.m. Monday, a small quake shook the Coachella Valley.
Don your Easter bonnet, grab your Easter basket & get hoppin' on springtime plans! Find festivities in Banning, Beaumont & nearby.
The sandwich chain is donating all its sales to a local charity as part of its 13th annual Day of Giving.
A free collection event is scheduled this weekend at the Lamb Canyon Sanitary Landfill.
At Wednesday's meeting, the VP of Blue Zones, LLC will speak on the power of 9 specific characteristics that help people live longer lives.
Tons of families flocked to the mountains over the weekend to take advantage of the snow that Southern Californians so rarely get to enjoy.
The boys were slightly hypothermic and lucky to be alive after huddling together for three nights in the snow.