Rialto News

The city has a hot line to call for residents to report blighted, vacant houses.

Temperatures are expected to hit the mid- to high-90s in the San Bernardino area today, leaving Inland Empire residents clamoring for shade, the pool or other ways to cool off.

When the Souza family began putting on fireworks shows, they didn't have the advantage of high-tech computers and firing mechanisms to ensure the safety of their displays.

A Rialto police dog helped a DEA task force find five pounds of methamphetamine in a hidden compartment inside a car this morning.

Passengers on a Metrolink train were evacuated today after a brake line fire erupted, officials said.

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This joint powers authority just approved by the City Council is just another smoke and mirror government accounting gimmick to make it look like the city is generating revenue.

Seeking to close a $4.8 million General Fund deficit for fiscal 2009-10 that could balloon to more than $7 million should state legislators reach for local revenues, City Administrator Henry Garcia presented the City Council last week a proposal to increase property taxes and reduce costs among city staff.

Both the Assembly and the Senate have scheduled floor sessions today. Word is that legislative leaders expect a vote on budget revision proposals later this week.

Walk into Don's Bicycles on Riverside Avenue and you would hardly know there is a recession.

A 75-year-old Buena Park man was killed last night when he lost control of his truck and crashed through a guardrail along Interstate 15 near the top of Cajon Pass, according to San Bernardino County coroner's officials.

The patriarch of a Rialto tax preparation business was sentenced today in federal court to nine years in prison and must pay more than $15 million after he conspired to defraud the IRS.

The City Council tonight is expected to enter into an agreement with a Grand Terrace-based company to test the city's drinking water.

Listen to Brian Martin's Report Police in Rialto are looking for whoever killed an 83-year old woman inside her home.

Authorities from 13 agencies arrested more than 60 people, seized drugs and five firearms during a gang sweep in Fontana on Friday.

The daughter of an elderly woman found dead inside her Rialto home is making a plea to help find her mother's killer.

Democratic leaders Wednesday announced their plan to balance California's budget and keep health and welfare programs open, but Gov.

As they pass laws and spend taxpayer dollars, Inland city councils and school boards often face another question: Do you want fries with that? Most cities and school districts in the region provide some kind of food for elected officials when they have meetings.

The City Council last week approved a contract extension with the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health, Animal Care and Control Division to impound the city's stray animals.

Two Rialto teens were charged today with fatally shooting a 28-year-old man last week in what police say was a gang shooting.