Yucaipa couple arrested for allegedly crashing cars for insurance payout; posted videos to Youtube
The Yucaipa couple allegedly had their child in the car during many of the allegedly intentional collisions.
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The Yucaipa couple allegedly had their child in the car during many of the allegedly intentional collisions.
Lately, the CA-71 in Pomona has resembled a maze rather than an open road as potholes continue to pop up all over the freeway after a series of storms.
Several people were hospitalized after the explosion demolished the building.
Cutting the cord may seem cheaper on paper, but experts say there are more aspects consumers should consider before making the change.
Four people were killed after a wrong-way driver collided head-on with two other vehicles in Chino Hills.
A 33-year-old Grand Terrace man was arrested on suspicion of raping a victim incapable of consent and rape by force or fear, Banning Police announced Saturday.
The San Francisco regional bank's stock had plunged by a third on Thursday on concerns about its financial stability.
The Buffalo Hand Crews solely consists of former inmates who said the fire service gave them a new purpose in life
SoCalGas said the rate increase is needed to modernize and upgrade its infrastructure while trying to grow renewable energy options.
While the most significant chunk of the storm may be behind us, the aftermath has just begun for mountain communities bracing for mudslides and flooding.
Video shows the suspect, 34-year-old Santa Barbara resident Gabriel Arce, firing several shots through the door of an apartment unit in Highland on Feb. 28.
Family members identified the victim as 42-year-old Mateo Lucas Salvador. He is survived by his wife and five children.
With yet another powerful storm hitting the Southland on Tuesday, many residents living in areas already feeling the impact of the unusually rainy season are doing their best to prepare for the worst.
According to the United States Geological Survey, the earthquake hit about 5 kilometers southwest of Big Bear at 3:14 p.m.
Nearly two weeks after a massive winter storm battered the San Bernardino mountains, stranding communities and leaving many seeking assistance, all roads have finally reopened, causing residents to rejoice as tourists return to the area.
