Rancho Cucamonga News

Think dieting is easy? Try these 46 tips to get going in the right direction.

An inmate escaped a minimum-security fire camp and broke into the home of a San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy and stole his vehicle, a uniform and weapons.

Hot and sunny seems to be the weather report every day in the Inland Empire during the summer.

The old saying goes "cream always rises to the top" and nowhere is that adage truer than in the wide world of competitive sports.

In this economy discounters rule from Ross to Kohl's. You can find used furniture, baby clothing while getting a few free things too.

Prosecutors charged two more people in a predatory lending scheme that targeted San Bernardino County residents, officials said today.

A $10,000 reward was offered Monday for information that helps solve the car-to-car shooting death of a 54-year-old Rancho Cucamonga chiropractor on the San Bernardino Freeway in Pomona.

A newborn was found dead in a trash container Sunday morning, enclosed in a zipped-up backpack, police said.

More than 7,000 illegal immigrant criminals have been funneled from San Bernardino County jails back to their home countries in the past two years, sheriff's statistics show.

Don't worry if you feel out of sorts at the newly opened Aloft hotel at Fourth Street and Haven Avenue.

Same-sex marriage advocates demanded Friday that Hyatt Hotels Corp. end its relationship with a business partner who is financially backing a California ballot initiative to ban gay marriage.

More than 12,000 firearms were melted Tuesday at Tamco Steel to be turned into rebar later.

That headset purchased to keep cell-phone conversations going in your car might not be the last gizmo you purchase this year to keep up with the changing laws.

Alleged animal abuser Timothy Kooyman re-entered a not-guilty plea Tuesday in West Valley Superior Superior Court to four felony charges of animal abuse and arson.

It's tough particularly over the Summer to keep the kids eating healthy. Our choices have definitely changed.

This Holy Grail is no golden chalice. It's several bulging binders filled with gruesome photographs and thousands of scribbled-on papers that could very well lead to a killer.

Lawmakers failed Monday to approve changes to the $9.95 billion high-speed rail bond measure on the November ballot that would have given the Inland region a better shot at some of the money.

Dealing with sensitive skin and kid's clothing. Buy 100% soft cotton items.

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There's a way today to do a good turn and maybe save the life of someone you've never met.