Anaheim bakery serves up tradition with Three Kings Day bread
As the bread is prepared, bakers hide small plastic figurines of the baby Jesus inside, signifying Jesus was born as his family was in hiding from King Herod.
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Protesters in Southern California, elsewhere, condemn U.S. attack on Venezuela
Demonstrators around the nation denounced the strike as an outrageous escalation of aggression toward the Latin American country. But others were celebrating.
Flags will fly after all at Riverside National Cemetery for Veterans Day
A carpenters union will place nearly 3,000 banners at veterans' graves after the traditional event was canceled.
As ICE fears continue, group delivers groceries to immigrants’ doorsteps in the Inland Empire
Food, diapers and household items packed by volunteers at the Perris-based TODEC Legal Center help those “going through the trauma."
Thousands unite at ‘No Kings’ protests across Southern California
More than 2,600 rallies were held across the nation, organizers said, including dozens from Los Angeles to the Inland Empire.
A majority of Inland Empire residents are ‘struggling,’ UCR study finds
They are likely delaying medical care, feel unsafe at home and are less connected to their communities, researchers say.
Relic of St. Thérèse of Lisieux can be seen at Redlands Catholic retreat house
A container with remains of the French nun known as "The Little Flower" will be at the El Carmelo Retreat House.
Two women on electric scooters struck by box truck and are critically injured in Fullerton
It happened Saturday evening at Associated Road and Yorba Linda Boulevard.
Fullerton police pursuit ends in a crash, with the suspect’s car partially embedded under a flatbed tow truck
The chase started with a call alleging domestic violence on the 2500 block of West Orangethorpe Avenue.
Universities aim to reverse doctor shortage in the Inland Empire
Programs to train physician assistants and doctors intend to bolster the region’s healthcare workforce with local students.