Muscoy News

A man charged with starting 2003's deadly Old Fire in San Bernardino County waived his right to a speedy trial this morning, delaying proceedings in the high-profile case into the Spring and likely far beyond.

The federal government reports the national unemployment rate is 10 percent, but the official jobless rate is much worse here.

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The Inland Empire's road to economic recovery will be the focus of a resource fair and panel discussions in San Bernardino Thursday, Oct.

SAN BERNARDINO, California - A prison inmate was indicted Tuesday on murder and arson charges in a 2003 Southern California wildfire that destroyed nearly 1,000 homes and was linked to a half-dozen heart attack deaths.

Former United Nations Secretary General, Kofi Annan, and Archbishop Desmond Tutu appear alongside musicians in a music video to promote the Global Hum ...

A 251-home gated development to built on Blake Street is expected to increase property values, boost the local economy and breathe new life into the community.

They were neighborhood block parties masquerading as going-away parties for crime.

They were neighborhood block parties masquerading as going-away parties for crime.

Prosecutors on Monday rejected a criminal case against two men arrested following the shotgun killing of an 18-year-old Rialto woman.

A woman was killed in Muscoy this morning. San Bernardino County sheriff's detectives came to the scene in the 1900 block of Nolan Street to investigate the homicide, which was reported around 2:48 a.m., said sheriff's spokewoman Arden Wiltshire.

Lewis Holcomb met his daughter's new boyfriend, Craig Luke, on Tuesday night. He wasn't impressed.

Homicide detectives are investigating the early morning fatal shooting of an 18-year-old Rialto woman in the community of Muscoy between Rialto and San Bernardino, according to San Bernardino County sheriff's officials.

The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors made a move Tuesday to collect unpaid trash fees through property tax bills.

For nearly six years, all the public knew about the men suspected of starting the Old Fire was that they drove an older model white van, and that one suspect had shaggy hair, a skimpy moustache and a squarish jaw.

It's gratifying, especially after all this time, that San Bernardino County sheriff's authorities have identified two suspects in the arson-started Old Fire, which led to six deaths by heart attack and destroyed a thousand homes in and around San Bernardino in October 2003.

Thirteen Inland-area companies received Small Business of the Year honors from California lawmakers at a recent luncheon in Fontana.