Woman killed after dog attack near San Bernardino encampment
A woman suffered fatal injuries after being attacked by a dog in San Bernardino.
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A woman suffered fatal injuries after being attacked by a dog in San Bernardino.
Despite the massive amount of sprawling warehouses located throughout the Inland Empire, a new report shows that there have been six straight months of job losses in the transportation and warehousing industry.
Store owners say that items including a safe and approximately $1 million in jewelry were taken from their business on July 18.
One local artist is bringing life back to the Bob's Big Boy statues outside of their Burbank location, rejuvenating an iconic image of American burger joints dating back decades.
Police said the man, a convicted felon, was seen activating emergency lights while dressed in a uniform similar to a law enforcement officer that included a pair of tasers, a baton and pepper spray.
A sprawling field of what once housed rows and rows of strawberries could soon be slated for a new mixed-use development in Chino, drawing some vocal opposition from residents.
The city of Riverside has issued dozens of citations for the use of illegal fireworks that were spotted by police drones patrolling the skies over the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
The San Bernardino County Fire Department is considering upgrading their emergency response vehicles by acquiring state of the start technology that would allow them to respond even more quickly.
The Pomona Day Labor Center said wage theft cases have risen amid in the ongoing immigration operations in Southern California.
Riverside County's DonkeyLand is offering a $7,000 reward to find the suspect or suspects who shot several burros in the last couple of weeks.
Investigators say that the gunman was the estranged husband of the woman he killed.
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.
A six-year-old Chino boy is recovering after suffering third-degree burns he suffered when he stepped on an electrical vault at a park last week.
Kenneth Key and Tina Marie Sheffield Key, both 60, and their daughter Katlynn Key, 23, are accused of torturing and abusing six children in San Bernardino County.
Four bengal tigers live at the Diamond Valley Lodge near Hemet, but a legal dispute leading to the owner's eviction has left the fate of the tigers unclear.