UGA researchers use turf science to protect athletes, preserve fields
Scientists at the University of Georgia's Turfgrass Research and Education Center are studying how grass affects athlete performance and injuries.
Future of Ontario's Graber Olive House in doubt after potential buyer backs out
The future of the Graber Olive House in Ontario is in doubt after a potential investor recently backed out of a deal to help keep the property afloat after years of financial hardship.
"Nature's cleanup crew": Zoo Atlanta helping endangered vultures soar
Vultures perform an important role in the environment, and Zoo Atlanta is working to protect the valuable scavengers.
Ontario launches new program helping first-time home buyers with down payment assistance
The "Keys to Community" Program offers up to $160,000 to recipients.
Riverside County festival canceled due to concerns from immigration enforcement operations
An annual Riverside County celebration honoring Mexican culture has been canceled due to community concerns over ongoing immigration enforcement operations across Southern California.
Riverside County debuts new 911 call distribution system
Riverside County is set to roll out a new 911 call distribution system that they hope will cut down on ambulance rides to the hospital that may not be necessary.
Zero emissions train rolls into the Inland Empire
Starting Saturday, Sept. 13, ZEMU will transport passengers along the 9-mile route along Metrolink's Arrow Corridor between San Bernardino and Redlands, all the while reducing pollution.
Riverside County authorities seek help finding person shooting wild donkeys with arrows
Riverside County authorities are seeking help from the public as they continue searching for the person or persons who have shot at least six free-roaming donkeys with arrows in recent months.
Proposed Big Bear development could drive beloved eagles away, activists say
A proposed housing development on the shores of Big Bear Lake has been met with protest from community members and animal rights activists, as it could chase the region's iconic eagle family away.
Mt. Vernon Avenue Bridge in San Bernardino reopens after 5-year closure and rebuild
The bridge shut down in 2020. It was demolished, and the two-year rebuild started in 2023. While it's a quarter mile long, the detour to bypass it can be more than three miles long.
Deputies continue search for missing baby from Yucaipa
Mother Rebecca Haro said someone attacked her and kidnapped her baby, Emmanuel Haro last Thursday.
Three Inland Empire cities team up for brand new state of the art animal shelter
Though currently operating at a temporary location, the Animal Resource Center of the Inland Empire will soon take up home in a state of the art facility that has space for both traditional home pets and farm animals.
Driver killed in Pomona after loose truck tire slams into car window on 60 Freeway
A driver was killed early Monday morning when a loose truck tire slammed into their windshield on the 60 Freeway in Pomona.
San Bernardino mass power outages affects several thousands, forces closure of 14 schools
The outage was reported shortly after 5 a.m.
Mid-Wilshire neighborhood pleads for Lacey the chicken's return
"Wanted Alive" flyers have been posted, asking if anyone who knows where Lacy the chicken is, or spots her, to just bring her home.