Norco News

On the anniversary of a Norco man being hit while crossing a Corona street, police officials spent time Friday afternoon making sure that pedestrians are safe.

To some, the largely gutted house with its doorknobs and toilets missing, mold in the drywall, and the smell of urine in one hallway would be a questionable investment even in a healthy housing market.

The remains of an unidentified 27-year-old Norco man were recovered in the hills north of Gilman Springs Road in Hemet on Saturday.

Getting your groceries and renewing prescriptions might be easier for residents in the southwest corner of town.

School dropout statistics released Wednesday by the state Department of Education, indicating that about one in four high school students in the state drop out, were greeted as a revelation by many.

Despite the heat beating down on them, members of the Norco Horsemen's Association diligently worked on cleaning up a backyard trail in town.

Question: If I get a citation for a violation of the new wireless telephone law, will I receive a point on my driving record? - J.C. Reed, Norco Answer: No worries, there, J.C. While the violation is a ...

Seven people were arrested and several others issued citations during a Sobriety/Driver's License Safety Checkpoint on Saturday.

The quiet in the Jehovah's Witnesses voluminous assembly hall Friday was occasionally punctuated by a crying child, but little else disturbed the hush as thousands of eyes watched the presenter and thousands of ...

Police surveillance of the recent Veterans Mountain Run has left the event organizer fuming, but both sides agreed last week to try to talk out their differences.

The 44th Congressional District is becoming less Republican, but the longtime GOP stronghold isn't likely to send a Democrat to Washington in November, one expert said.

You may not be able to dispense medical marijuana here, but you can learn about it.

If your photo is under the dictionary's definition of 'procrastinator,' you probably haven't made travel plans for the Fourth of July weekend.

Sheriff's deputies cited 18 drivers in two hours Wednesday for failure to yield to riders on horseback in Norco.

The State Allocation Board this week awarded $411 million to school districts to build new schools, upgrade old ones and make repairs.

A man and a woman were killed when the motorcycle they were riding crashed into a pickup truck on the 91 Freeway Friday, according to officials.

Ford Motor Company has been blessing its horsepower-hungry minions with lethal doses of power lately.

Low achievement by students learning English as a second language is not due just to their background but also is influenced by the types of schools they attend, a study released Thursday said.

Murrieta Elementary School student Faith Speidel has been named sweepstakes winner of the Western Municipal Water District's "Water is Life" poster art contest.

Without much protest from the community, the City Council raised sewer fees from $28 a month to $35. The fee will jump to $40 in July 2009.