Rialto News

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Mendota police are seeking the public's help in locating a missing 4-year-old boy last seen walking away from his home about 5 p.m. Friday.

A 41-year-old grandmother is the center of a police and Child Protective Services investigation after the woman's 3-year-old grandson got ahold of a .22-caliber handgun and shot himself in the face.

Following a 24-year career with the Rancho Cucamonga Fire Department, Mike Bell has been promoted to fire chief, leading an organization of 125 employees.

Residents here might soon be getting money back from their local government - and they can thank Uncle Sam.

A Superior Court judge ruled Monday that a transient could be held to face charges at trial in the shooting death of a Rialto man in May.

One year after celebrating its makeover, officials say a crime-ridden condominium complex that was turned into an affordable housing haven has seen a mixed bag of setbacks and successes as it looks to expand capacity in the next couple of years.

Police say a 3-year-old Southern California boy is hospitalized in critical condition after shooting himself in the face with a handgun.

David Christian has passed the level of frustration at the lack of jobs. The Chino resident on Thursday was among the 2,000 job seekers competing for 1,500 openings at the Inland Empire West End job fair in the old Terminal 1 building at LA/Ontario International Airport.

The father of a 17-year-old boy who was shot and killed near his home in San Bernardino is pleading for the public's help in finding his killer.

A 20-year-old San Bernardino man has been charged with involuntary manslaughter, three months after authorities say he shot his girlfriend in the back with a shotgun as she left a recording studio.

Its slogan seems benign, even uplifting: Save Money, Live Better . But not everyone welcomes Walmart with open arms.

An elected director must repay taxpayer money spent on a trip with his spouse to Washington during President Obama's inauguration, officials at the Inland Empire Utilities Agency determined Wednesday.

An improperly assembled carburetor caused the engine failure that forced a Temecula pilot to land in a Rialto field last year, hitting a tree and damaging the vintage bi-plane, federal crash investigators said.

Drug agents have delivered a "swift kick in the butt" to a Mexican cartel that ships its product all over America from an Inland Empire base and has a reputation for beheading its enemies, an official said.

A verbal fight at a Rancho Cucamonga sports bar ended with five people shot and two people arrested.

The city is seeking federal funds to clean up hazardous waste at sites targeted for redevelopment.

The family of an 83-year-old woman who was brutally murdered in her Rialto home in June is hoping a $25,000 reward will lead to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for her death.

Self-described animal activist Charlotte Spadaro says she rescues animals and keeps them as pets, saving them from being euthanized in shelters.

Two dozen residents were displaced early Sunday by a fire that caused major damage to three apartment units, officials said.