Cherry Valley News

Motorists on Interstate 10 in Cherry Valley encountered a sticky situation Wednesday afternoon.

Four men were arrested in connection with as many as 21 vehicle burglaries and attempted vehicle burglaries early Tuesday morning.

A 6-week-old kitten that got stuck under the hood of a pickup truck in Banning was freed today after a mechanic dismantled the engine, an animal services information officer said.

CHERRY VALLEY Brush fire burns 30 acres A 30-acre brush fire burned for two hours Tuesday before firefighters were able to contain it.

A 30-acre brushfire in Cherry Valley threatened as many as six homes and structures on Tuesday, but firefighters intervened to save the buildings from being burned.

A non-injury fire Tuesday burned 30 acres of light and medium brush in Cherry Valley and temporarily threatened structures before it was contained, a fire official said.

Redlands Bachelors and Bachelorettes Square Dance Club invites the public to try out square dancing and line dancing, 7:15 to 9:30 p.m. at the Redlands Community Center, 111 W. Lugonia Ave.

One of the Inland area's treasure troves of art is upgrading security for its collection and will close its doors next year for six to nine months while repairing water and mold damage.

Myles Richmond from Cherry Valley, Calif., takes big air during the preliminaries of the FMX competition at the AST Dew Tour at EnergySolutions Arena on Thursday afternoon.

But 4 schools in PCS under sanctions, By DAN JOHNSON ARGUS-COURIER STAFF The portion of students achieving proficiency in English improved in 11 out of 12 Petaluma City School District-Petaluma Joint Union High ...

The Riverside Mountain Rescue Unit is in the process of rescuing a woman from a cliff above Palm Springs tonight.

Curt LeDuc marched to another Best In The Desert series Class 8000 win during last weekend's TSCO Vegas to Reno race while on Toyo Open Country M/T tires.

With her first Late Model win in the books, Lindsey King wants to prove to the racing community that she's a serious competitor.

In an impressive show of speed, power, and skill, Michael Quesada and his mount, Mighty Quinn, weaved furiously with dust and dirt flying, between three red, white and blue striped barrels.

When Dr. Ellen Brown Seymour arrived in Redlands in 1881, she was met with dirt streets and a city that was just beginning to blossom.

The new Redlands Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, at Fifth and Wabash avenues, will open for a month of public tours beginning Saturday.

A Cherry Valley man accused of snapping photographs of a half-naked teenage girl and molesting another girl on several occasions is scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday in Riverside Superior Court.

Sheriff-Coroner Stanley Sniff has appointed Edward Harvey as the new Captain for the Cabazon Station.

Record Gazette The Beaumont Cherry Valley Water District has decided not to buy water from the San Gorgonio Pass Water Agency.

Ninth on my list of 10 favorite places in the Inland Empire could not be more different than last week's trip into the country atmosphere of the Mojave Narrows Regional Park in Victorville.