Good Samaritan stops couple from dumping kittens in San Bernardino
The Good Samaritan who stopped the man and woman said the kittens were malnourished and sick.
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The Good Samaritan who stopped the man and woman said the kittens were malnourished and sick.
A transgender teenager from Jurupa Valley competed in Saturday's CIF track-and-field finals despite drawing national scrutiny and criticism from President Donald Trump over her participation earlier in the week.
The fire has burned more than 200 acres since it was first reported on Friday.
The crash happened on the| Placentia Avenue onramp of the 215 Freeway on Thursday night, CHP officers said.
After revealing the gender of one of the eaglets last week, wildlife organization Friends of Big Bear Valley announced that Sunny and Gizmo are sisters.
All evacuation orders that were previously issued have since been lifted and the fire is now nearly 100% contained.
Riverside County leaders boldly pledged to hire more staff and add more funding to animal shelters to help them become "no-kill" facilities.
Local leaders from Fresno County lashed out at state Democrats and Gov. Newsom for allowing a transgender athlete to compete in the state championship for track.
The nationwide debate over a Jurupa Valley transgender high school student's eligibility in the upcoming CIF state finals continued on Tuesday as President Trump took to social media to share his thoughts on the matter.
Investigators say that the 44-year-old woman fled from the spot of the crash after hitting a golf cart in Canyon Lake on Saturday.
It happened on Friday, May 23 at around 6:15 a.m. at a home in the 16000 block of Sequoia Street, according to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department.
The stabbing happened just after 12:30 a.m. on May 19 in the 100 block of North F Street, according to the San Bernardino Police Department.
A group of neighbors are at odds over the proposed housing development that may soon replace some old tennis courts in Claremont in coming months.
The 57-year-old teacher was placed on administrative leave by the school after allegations were made on May 7, according to the Riverside County Sheriff's Department.
Mary Bella's Law would have closed a loophole that allows early prison release for sex offenders.
