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| October 31, 2026 |
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TOP STORIES
 Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, said late Thursday that $6.3 billion in user funds had been affected by an attacker in what appears to be by far the largest theft of digital currencies in history.
ExxonMobil and Chevron both reported better than expected quarterly results on Friday as the oil majors benefited from higher prices and record production. The boon for oil companies has simultaneously been a major pain point for consumers.
WASHINGTON - The US has approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine, a critically-needed munition for defense against escalating Russian aerial attacks, after Kyiv said deliveries had been delayed in recent months.
WASHINGTON - At a time of robust discussion and research about whether artificial intelligence can do a better job than doctors, a new survey finds that U.S. adults are open to AI use for certain healthcare tasks, particularly administrative work.
 INLAND EMPIRE –A Pacific storm system brings widespread rain and cooler temperatures to the Inland Empire.
 INLAND EMPIRE – (INT) – Dumpster diving is about to take on new meaning.
 SAN BERNARDINO - A federal jury on Thursday awarded the family of Antonio Garza Jr. $51.8 million, the largest award in a police shooting case in California history
 RIVERSIDE - Castle Park, a classic amusement park in Riverside, has announced plans to “reimagine the experience” for guests.
 MENIFEE - The Freedom Bridge at Bradley Road officially opened on Thursday, October 1.
 SAN BERNARDINO - The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors has approved a contract to provide transitional workforce housing for young adults and families experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness.
 LAKE ELSINORE - The city could soon be the home of a brand new luxury motor sports destination.
 CORONA - A police department has become the first municipal agency in California to implement the Grappler, a bumper-mounted device used to safely end or prevent high-speed chases.
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 LOS ANGELES - German actress Elke Sommer, known for her roles in the 'Pink Panther' series and for winning a Golden Globe, has died.
 SOUTHLAND – The statewide gas price average dropped below $6 a gallon this week for the first time since mid-September.
 SAN FRANCISCO - With Election Day closing in, Californians are exceptionally pessimistic.
 LOS ANGELES - Smoke from the devastating Los Angeles Eaton Fire last year exposed millions to very high levels of lead and other heavy metals.
 It’s trick-or-treat for many this weekend as Halloween segues into Pacific Standard Time.
 SACRAMENTO - California’s revenue came in $2.9 billion above forecast — nearly 15% higher than projected.
 SOUTHLAND – (INT) – Forecasters are clarifying their outlook for an El Nino winter.
 SACRAMENTO - An audit released Monday found 57 dams in poor or unsatisfactory condition as of May, up from previous counts.
A congressional delegation visited the Riverside office of the county Registrar of Voters Thursday to observe the ballot processing center. Congresswoman Norma Torres (CA-35) said they wanted to speak directly with local election officials about the administration of the November 3rd election. (INT) Ontario voters will elect a mayor, and residents of Districts 2 and 3 will vote for their City Council representative on November 3rd. Council elections are staggered; Districts 1 and 4 are next scheduled for election in 2028. Ontario voters will also decide on Measure H, a proposed additional half-cent local sales tax. (INT) Menifee is getting reconnected. Bradley Road crossing over Salt Creek has been reopened with completion of the newly-named Freedom Bridge. Previously, motorists have driven through moving water with each passing rainstorm. The bridge will enable faster response times for police and fire agencies. (INT) Menifee City Council candidate Randy Madrid has been accused of criminal corruption alleging he did not live within the City. Madrid faces arraignment October 23rd on four felony charges. Conviction could result in a prison term. (INT) Metrolink’s reduced weekday schedule is being extended to address reliability issues stemming from mechanical challenges and supply chain delays. The modification was initially for seven weeks but will now continue for the foreseeable future. (INT) Riverside is getting a new “downshift space” where city employees can take their breaks in an aesthetically pleasing and relaxing environment. The Blue Zone is designed to help reduce stress and boost productivity. Research shows that employers that make such changes have healthier employees, less absenteeism and higher morale, which leads to less turnover. (INT) A ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday, October 26th, marked completion of the expansion of Highland Creek, formerly known as Pacific Village in Highland. It includes 58 permanent supportive housing units, 32 recuperative care beds for individuals recovering from hospitalization or illness, and a 16-bed facility to provide substance use disorder treatment for adults. (INT) The Riverside City Council has approved the appointment of Lori Cox as the city’s Inspector General. In her new role. she will provide independent oversight of the City’s audit and investigative functions and compliance audits along with investigations of fraud, waste, abuse, and policy violations. (INT) San Bernardino County’s job market continues to show year-over-year improvement, with the unemployment rate down half a percentage point. Healthcare continues to pace employment gains, up more than 18,000 jobs across the Inland Empire over the past 12 months. (INT) Riverside County Supervisors are reaffirming the authority of the Auditor-Controller. An ordinance reinforces the role of the Auditor-Controller in providing independent oversight, transparency, and accountability across all County departments and districts. (INT) Free bus rides are being offered for anyone 18 or younger on Riverside Transit Agency (RTA) buses through the end of the year. All that is required is a valid RTA Youth ID, school ID or other proof of age when boarding. (INT) San Bernardino is among the five worst cities in the US for an active lifestyle. The personal-finance company WalletHub compared the 100 biggest cities across 35 key metrics. The data set ranged from the average monthly fitness-club fee to the city’s bicycling score to the share of physically inactive adults. (INT) |
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