COACHELLA (CNS) - Falling in line with Governor Newsom's clean water agenda outlined in the State of the State, a desert assemblyman will host state leaders today (Friday) on a tour that highlights safe drinking water disparities facing local schools and mobile home communities in the Eastern Coachella Valley. Assemblyman Eduardo Garcia, D-Coachella, will host state leaders -- including newly appointed Chairman of the State Water Resources Control Board Joaquin Esquivel and billionaire President

Join us for an episode about con jobs, pyramid schemes, and grifts. JP tells a true childhood tale of a Time Square scam, Steven Benaquist pitches an unorthodox diet plan, and singer songwriter Patrick Park performs his down to earth folk songs.

This week on Lifestyles, Lillian speaks with Diane Strand about her nonprofit JDS Creative Academy. They’re hosting the upcoming Digifest, an event that brings the community together to experience the digital media industry and recognize artists. Lillian also talks with Cady McClain, Emmy award-winning actress and director. She will be speaking at Digifest, encouraging women to direct and produce. The 3 rd Annual Digifest takes place in Temecula on April 12-14. To learn more about the 3 rd

CORONA (CNS) - The father of an 8-year-old boy who has been missing for more than four weeks was charged Thursday with first-degree murder, with police saying that while the boy's body hasn't been found, evidence has been found leading them to believe the child is dead. Noah McIntosh's father, 32-year-old Bryce Daniel McIntosh, and mother, 36-year-old Jillian Marie Godfrey, both of Corona, have been behind bars since March 13. Both were charged with felony child endangerment were originally set

RIVERSIDE (CNS) - During a celebratory gathering at Riverside Community Hospital, a 23-year-old Jurupa Valley woman who lost both legs in a horse-riding accident involving a train today (Thursday) publicly thanked the trauma team that helped save her life and put her on the road to recovery. U.S. Army reservist Clarice Sykes suffered her near-death injuries on the afternoon of July 1, 2018, during an outing with her beloved horse ``Commanche'' while riding near the intersection of Limonite

A new report says law enforcement agencies in California - including the Riverside and San Bernardino Counties' sheriff's departments - are skirting California's voter-passed immigrant sanctuary law by following out-of-date policies or exploiting loopholes. MOre from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

The California Department of Motor Vehicles has two months to come up with a plan to improve how it deals with customers. Capital Public Radio's Randol White has more on a state audit released yesterday (Wednesday) that finds the DMV has significant weaknesses. The audit was ordered by former Governor Jerry Brown last September ... after a summer that saw exceptionally long wait times as drivers went to get the new Real ID. The audit found the DMV was inefficient and ineffective in delivering

RIVERSIDE (CNS) - The Riverside County Board of Supervisors yesterday (Tuesday) set an April 16 public hearing on a proposed ordinance establishing rules and regulations for home-based cooks to serve hot and cold meals on a daily basis anywhere in the county. Supervisor Chuck Washington cast the sole dissenting vote against moving Ordinance No. 949 forward, saying he was unsatisfied that the measure contained sufficient provisions to ``protect the general public from health hazards.'' ``Food

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with David Fleming in conversation with Dane Hucklebridge, author of No Beast So Fierce: The Terrifying True Story of the Chapawat Tiger, The Deadliest Animal in History. Then it's Emmanuel Rogers checking out Rosemay Gladstone's Medicinal Herbs - A Beginners Guide. He'll be speaking with author Rosemary Gladstone. Then it's David Fleming speaking with Matie Scully, Chair of the Performing Arts Department on the campus of San Bernardino Valley College. We'll hear

PALM SPRINGS (CNS) - Following a near two-month closure and almost $4 million in repair costs and lost revenue, the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway is poised to reopen a week from today (Tuesday). The tramway has been closed since a Feb. 14 storm saturated the area and washed out some streets, including Tramway Road, the main route to the aerial attraction. ``While the tramway was on track for record attendance in fiscal year 2018-19, it is estimated that nearly 100,000 visitors were displaced due