Chino Hills News

It's time to show team spirit as the Chino Rotary Club prepares to host its biggest fundraiser of the year.

A business owner embroiled in a legal battle with the city said he lodged an ethics complaint against the mayor because he believes officials want to take over his bar before a proposed NFL stadium is built.

Twice in 2009, state lawmakers had to find ways to cut tens of billions from the state budget.

Three people are suspected of robbing several residents after San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies found stolen items inside a vehicle.

It hasn't been an easy road for 12-year-old Sarah Rose. At the age of 6 1/2, she was removed from her home because she was neglected by her parents.

Local law enforcement agencies have launched their holiday seatbelt campaign, encouraging drivers and passengers to buckle up for safety.

A married couple who own a tax preparation business have been convicted by a jury on four felony counts related to income tax fraud.

Chino and Chino Hills residents expressed mixed reactions to the potential for a new charter school to go into one of two closed school sites in the Chino Valley Unified School District.

A major US toilet tissue company is offering a $10,000 pay to five enthusiastic people willing to hang out at its Times Square restrooms for six weeks as its ambassadors during the holiday season.

Margaret Ramirez does not want to pay a license fee for her dog Jackie - because Jackie is dead.

Thousands of runners -- and walkers -- followed a course around historic Riverside on Sunday as part of the 32nd annual Mission Inn Run.

Kathleen Schneider of San Bernardino has been out of work for more than a year, unable to find even the kind of low-wage jobs that used to be easy to get.

The priorities of a particular community may vary by population density, location, business prospects, etc., but no matter where you reside, your local firefighters know that their chief duty within the community is to protect life first, property second, and then defend other resources.

If Jim Corbett's letter, "John Adams on religion" [Nov. 2], is an example of his teaching style for Advanced Placement History, I understand why he is controversial.

State Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner stopped Friday in Walnut to attend a roundtable discussion with local business owners as part of his campaign for California governor.

The City Council has ordered a development company to construct additional turn lanes on Carbon Canyon Road at a cost of $1.2 million.

Several financial investigators in the Inland Empire have come together to form a local group with the goal of reducing fraud in the area.

A truck with mechanical problems on the 60 Freeway appears to have been responsible for eight fires, one of which burned close to Diamond Ranch High School on the Pomona-Diamond Bar city limits Tuesday.

A Chino Hills neighborhood became the site of a voluntary evacuation this afternoon as a Diamond Bar brush fire edged close to the San Bernardino County line.

James Love remembers "Fresh Prince of Bel Air" with fondness. He wants television to have similar offerings once again - entertainment that's cool and wholesome, something you can watch with the entire family.