Beaumont Celebrates 'Gimmicks & Gadgets' 2nd Place Winner

Carlos Napoles of Beaumont was honored at a recent city council meeting for his invention.

1.4 Million Vote-By-Mail Ballots Sent Out In Riverside County

Here's what to know about your ballot.

Massive New Water Reservoir Above Banning: What To Know

Officials say the increased water storage positions Banning for faster fire response.

Some Riverside County Property Owners Could Get Hit With Hefty Charges On Tax Bills

The charges range from a low of $373 to a high of $5,044 per property.

Banning, Beaumont Voter Guide: What's On The June 2 Ballot

Races to watch in Banning, Beaumont, and across Riverside County.

Construction To Begin On $56.2 Million Traffic Fix For 60 Freeway In Beaumont

The new interchange is anticipated to open to drivers in 2028, according to the Riverside County Transportation Commission.

City Of Banning Launches 'Transparency Report' Series

The series began April 9 on the City of Banning's YouTube channel.

RivCo Supervisors Decline To Pay Sheriff Bianco's Legal Fees In Election Probe

Last week, the California Supreme Court ordered Bianco to pause his probe into election fraud allegations.

RivCo Leaders Search For New City Manager After Futrell Takes Post With Pasadena

Mike Futrell has been city manager for the City of Riverside since 2023.

Added Personnel To Oversee Santa Ana River Tributaries

Four uniformed rangers and a full-time field maintenance tech will be deployed around the tributaries on a regular basis.

Public Speaker Ousted From RivCo Board Of Supervisors Meeting Tuesday

"Eddie" had 9 minutes to speak to the board on the sheriff's department. After an argumentative volley with the supes he was asked to leave.

Riverside Sheriffs' Association Endorse Rep. Ken Calvert In 40th District Race

The RSA joins over 100 local officials and conservative groups supporting Calvert's campaign, according to Calvert's office.

RivCo To Receive $20 Million In Funds For Homeless Relief

According to Gov. Gavin Newsom's Office, there has been a documented 9 percent drop in unsheltered homelessness.

RivCo Lawmaker Sues Sacramento Police Over False DUI Arrest

In the lawsuit, police were also accused of making false statements in an affidavit to obtain a warrant from a judge for a blood draw.

CA Supreme Court Orders RivCo Sheriff To Pause Election Investigation

Opponents of Proposition 50 have argued the measure to redraw California’s congressional districts was unfair and favored Democrats.

Judge's Ruling Expedites Hearing Over RivCo Sheriff Election Investigation

Sheriff Chad Bianco is facing multiple lawsuits and demands from a media coalition to unseal search warrants.

Sheriff Running For CA Governor Seizes Ballots In Defiance Of CA Justice Department

Prop 50 opponents have argued the measure to redraw state's congressional districts was unfair and favored Democrats.

Project To Replace Historic RivCo Bridge Begins Next Week

The original bridgework foundation was established in the early 1920s and underwent major modifications up to the late 1950s.

RivCo Leaders React To Cesar Chavez Allegations, Policy Changes Announced

Administrators are expected to soon begin soliciting input from the community on prospective new names to replace Chavez.

RivCo Utilities Prepared For Potential Energy Price Shocks From Mideast War

Domestic oil prices have been mildly restrained by the White House's decision to release 172 million barrels of oil from a reserve.

Ontario City Council Delays Vote On Whether To Rebuild Historic Baseball Field Destroyed By 2024 Fire

"Many people within this community believe that it should be a historical landmark," said one of many who gathered to fight for the park.

RivCo's Pension Liabilities Dropping, Still 3% Below Funded Status

Projections show the pension gap to narrow further in the coming decade. "We're moving closer and closer. That's good news."

Banning City Council Appoints Elizabeth Gibbs As City Manager

Banning has selected its new City Manager this week. Meet Elizabeth M. Gibbs.

2 City Commissions Open In City Of Banning: Planning Commission, Parks & Rec

Banning is accepting applications for two open commissions with the Parks Department and Parks & Recreation

Erika Kirk Urges Christian Revival As Tour Kicks Off In RivCo: ‘We Will Change This Country’

Four months after her conservative husband's death, Kirk assumed the role of CEO of Turning Point USA and has now launched a religious tour.

December Storm-Impacts Still Being Felt In Inland Empire's Mountain Towns

In December, 17 inches of rain fell, triggering mudslides that wrecked roads and damaged homes in the San Bernardino Mountains.

'Blue Zone Support:' Banning Youth Council To Speak Out For Safer, Stronger Community

Banning's Blue Zone Project will create healthier, safer, and stronger communities with proposed tobacco and alcohol policies, students say.

Beaumont City Leaders, Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem Selected At December City Council Meeting

The Council and staff expressed sincere appreciation for outgoing Mayor Mike Lara for his leadership and dedicated service to Beaumont.

RivCo Sheriff Pulls Ahead In Crowded Governor's Race, New Poll Says

A Berkeley survey shows GOP Sheriff Chad Bianco edging past top Democrats as 44% of Californians say they haven’t chosen a candidate.

Morongo Tribe Donates Turkeys To Regional Charities For Thanksgiving

A Thanksgiving donation drive by the Morongo Band of Mission Indians concluded Wednesday, providing about 15,000 free turkeys.

Beaumont Cracking Down On Abandoned, Vacant Properties

A draft ordinance aimed at curbing blight at vacant and abandoned properties will be discussed at a public hearing this week.

Second Street Extension Celebrated In Beaumont

The new extension will provide relief from frequent Union Pacific train stoppages and will improve motor vehicle traffic flow.

CA's Nov. 4 Election: What's On The Ballot, How To Cast Your Vote In Banning

As of Oct. 20, there were 1,432,442 registered voters in Riverside County.

RivCo Officials Laud New Laws Aimed At Bolstering Taxpayer, Homeowner Protections Locally

The newly signed bills promise greater protections for property owners and more transparency in how local governments manage taxpayer money.

New Law Authored By RivCo Senator Aims To Protect Undocumented College Students

Just inked into law by Newsom, SB 307, will require state universities to adopt policies to shield students affected by federal actions.

Feds Claim IEHP Bilked Medicaid Program

The defendant, Inland Empire Health Plan, calls the government's lawsuit "a brazen attempt at revisionist history."

RivCo Sheriff Chad Bianco Is Being Sued For His Uniform. Here's Why

The sheriff, who is hoping to succeed Gov. Gavin Newsom next year as a Republican, has been accused of breaking the law.

RivCo Reacts To Death Of Right-Wing Icon Charlie Kirk: 'Despicable Attack'

Kirk, 31, a high-profile conservative figure and close ally of Donald Trump, was killed while speaking at a college campus on Wednesday.

Funding Plan For Cabazon EIFD Approved By Riverside County Board Of Supervisors

The Cabazon EIFD and its funding plan are designed to spur private and public projects.

Sports, Entertainment Project Planned Near 60/91/215 Interchange In Riverside

The project would feature homes, retail space, soccer fields, a "central park," hotel, sports stadium, and space for festivals.