1 10 New California Laws Taking Effect Jan. 1, 2026, From Plastic Bags to IVF Coverage, and Minimum Wage 2 Kim Knaus Elected San Bernardino Mayor Pro Tem, Replacing Juan Figueroa, Who Calls for ...

California’s annual January law changeover is almost here. After the Legislature sends bills to the governor and they are signed, most “regular session” statutes take effect on Jan. 1.

San Bernardino City Council unanimously elevated 5th Ward Councilwoman Kim Knaus to mayor pro tem on Dec. 17, after Councilman Juan Figueroa’s one-year term.

The Colton Lions Club held its fifth annual Christmas toy giveaway, drawing about 300 children to a neighborhood pocket park, unofficially known as Pepper’s Park.

Liberty Lane offers 80 affordable homes, including 62 permanent supportive housing units dedicated to homeless and at-risk veterans.

The Colton City Council has approved an ordinance raising council and mayor pay to $1,600 a month — more than double the current total compensation — after two 3–2 votes and weeks of debate over ...

In San Bernardino and Riverside counties, people seeking addiction treatment often face a devastating roadblock: a waitlist. Those ready to begin recovery may be told it will take 30 to 60 days before ...

Under the glow of new stadium lights, Bloomington High School cut the ribbon Nov. 18 on $5.5 million in renovated baseball and softball fields that local leaders say finally match the pride and effort ...

The city of Rialto marked a significant milestone on Tuesday, July 18th, as it held a groundbreaking ceremony for the forthcoming Best Western Plus hotel. The event signals a new era of development ...

Never Stop Grinding Impact has spent years building a reliable lifeline for families who line up for its drive-up food and diaper distributions in Rialto.

A Christmas Day flood slammed Wrightwood, critically damaging about 50 homes and collapsing sections of the road to Mt. High as residents rallied to clear debris and recover.