San Bernardino News

San Bernardino city firefighters rescued a wheelchair-bound man from a burning home Wednesday.

Attorney General Edmund G. Brown Jr. announced Friday that his office has launched an investigation into whether four individuals defrauded more than 30 African American churches in Southern California by forcing them to pay up to $45,000 for shoddy computer kiosks originally presented as cost-free. These individuals-Michael Morris; Willie Perkins; ...

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A 16-year-old boy is behind bars for Monday's triple shooting that killed one man and wounded two others, police said Thursday.

Three men were standing at the corner of 40th Street and Electric Avenue Tuesday night, when someone walked up to them and opened fire.

Christine sets Richard up on a blind date with a woman from her gym. Meanwhile, Richard's friend tries to get Christine to go out with him.

Jurors in the trial for Brandon Carroll, who is accused of robbing a San Bernardino hunting supply store in 2007, have deadlocked in the case.

Smokers just can't catch a break. San Bernardino became the latest California city to restrict tobacco use Monday when the City Council voted unanimously to ban smoking in city parks.

A 54-year-old San Bernardino woman died last night in a Colton hospital from injuries she suffered last month during a Rialto traffic accident, according to San Bernardino County coroner's officials.

Accusations of racial profiling have stirred the Police Department's top cop to combat what he says is misinformation spread by local activist groups throughout the Hispanic community here.

A man captured on a cell phone video being beaten by police has spoken to officers since his release from jail after authorities declined to file charges against him.

A 27-year-old Victorville man convicted in the November 2005 slaying of 11-year-old Mynisha Crenshaw in San Bernardino was behind bars Saturday in connection with a Redlands burglary and officer-involved shooting.

San Bernardino police arrested or cited 38 people during a city-wide saturation patrol last week.

Nobody would talk to the police after 17-year-old Eric Quezada stepped outside his house in September to smoke a cigarette and was badly beaten.

In our second column of our four-part series recognizing Native American Heritage Month, we will look at something that has made a positive impact here in the valley.

A developer's plans for the Verdemont area have some neighbors upset over a planned retaining wall that could be as high as 26 feet at its tallest point.

A book fair to benefit the San Bernardino Symphony is set for 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday through Sunday at Barnes & Noble in Citrus Plaza, 27460 Lugonia Ave., in Redlands.

Flowers, caps and gowns, "Pomp and Circumstance" and friends and family rushing to snap pictures.

A A A' A prison inmate has pleaded not guilty to arson and murder charges for a 2003 wildfire that destroyed nearly 1,000 homes and was linked to five heart attack deaths in Southern California.

When Greg Battle saw his young basketball and football players come to practice on their skateboards, he was inspired.