California 6-year-old experiences snow for the first time

For Lorena Alva and her 6-year-old daughter, Mia, this is a first. Snow! And what a better way than experiencing it than with a snowball fight between Mia and her dad, Ryan.

Black Upland students receive racist cards from classmates, families want answers

Parents of Black children at Pepper Tree Elementary said their children have been victims of racial bullying for weeks including receiving hand-drawn and handwritten cards with racist imagery.

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Parents at an elementary school in Upland are demanding answers after students recieved racist cards from other children.

3 more arrested for murder of 15-year-old outside Montclair mall

Four people, including two minors have been charged with murder and gang enhancements for the shooting, but police said the victim was not a gang member.

Body of missing hiker Robert Gregory found in San Gabriel Mountains

Hawthorne resident Robert Gregory had been missing since January after he did not return home from his hike near Mt. Islip.

'Unusually cold' temps, strong winds arrive in Southern California

Just as Angelenos finally got to enjoy Southern California-like weather after dealing with soggy conditions for much of January, colder temperatures are on the way.

Fontana man pleads guilty to tasing officer during Jan. 6 Capitol riot

Daniel Rodriguez pleaded guilty to tasing a Metropolitan Police Officer during the Capitol riot, and helped start a Telegram chat that collected weapons and tactical gear to Washington, D.C.

Upland road rage incident led to crash: Police

The driver admitted to instigating the road rage incident and was driving on a suspended license, according to police.

San Bernardino officers shoot, wound armed suspect after chase

Police said the man pulled out a gun after a brief car and foot chase. That's when officers shot him. He was hospitalized in critical condition.

Black History Month: Treasured Bible reveals family's legacy

A Black family living in the Inland Empire has a permanent place in history thanks to the efforts of their formerly enslaved ancestor.

Inland Empire junior high school students sickened after ingesting marijuana gummies

San Bernardino County sheriff’s officials said several students fell ill after consuming gummy bears that contained cannabis at Vineyard Junior High School in Rancho Cucamonga.