Briefs

Redlands Unified school board can't legally ban transgender athletes, but a majority of its board voted for a resolution opposing them anyway.

Existing law makes it illegal to threaten people in many cases, but what happens when the threat is against a building, such as a school or a place of worship?

During police stops, drivers with disabilities would use blue envelopes to signal the officer to slow down and be patient with them.

Bill Essayli abruptly left his Assembly seat April 1 when President Trump made him a U.S. Attorney. Here's what comes next for voters.

It’s hard to find the disciplinary history of for-profit colleges regulated by California. CalMatters is making it easier.

A coalition of civil rights groups says the offices of sheriff and coroner should be separate, so there is impartiality when investigating in-custody or jail deaths.

Tariffs, mass immigrant deportations and a drop in tourism all could spell trouble for Inland Empire's economy.

As LA-area wildfires burned, some companies fraudulently towed vehicles to the Inland Empire and charged thousands of dollars for their return, consumers said.

Domestic violence survivors sometimes lack protections when a convicted abuser is released from prison. A proposal by a San Bernardino Democrat aims to close the gap.

Regional airports like Palm Springs International Airlines are trying to expand international offerings after traffic declines during the pandemic.