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Steven Cuevas
Stories by Steven Cuevas
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The city is looking at $166-million in salary, benefits and other costs, but it’s got $40 million less in revenue.
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The San Bernardino City Council has given the go-ahead to the city attorney to prepare the paperwork for a bankruptcy filing.
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The city is $45 million in the hole — despite laying off nearly a quarter of its workers in the last four years and slashing city services.
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A Riverside judge has set an October trial date for 11-year-old boy Joseph Hall, accused of killing his white supremacist father last year.
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A federal jury has convicted a former Marine from Hemet of illegally possessing a machine gun that may have belonged to a member of Saddam Hussein’s royal guard.
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Rodney King’s family, friends and a host of civil rights leaders and celebrities remembered the "gentle giant."
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A public memorial for Rodney King will be held Saturday at Forest Lawn cemetery in the Hollywood Hills after the man who sparked the L.A. riots died two weeks ago.
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The family of Rodney King has established a fund at Bank of America to help pay for the funeral, the cost of which could exceed $20,000.
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A jury recommended the death penalty earlier this month after convicting Green of murdering a Riverside police officer two years ago.
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San Bernardino is hosting what’s being billed as the largest free weekend health clinic ever held in the Inland Empire this Saturday and Sunday.
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A grand jury report describes in-fighting between two Riverside agencies – including one department where bosses have allegedly targeted black workers with racial slurs.
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Rialto police continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding Rodney King's death; autopsy results have been deferred pending toxicology results.
