This taqueria is located in the heart of historic Downtown Riverside. The food is that of your average Southern Californian fast-casual Mexican eatery; however, the incredible collection of folk art allows patrons to experience something completely unique to Tio's. Martin Sanchez, the owner and artist, has been expanding and maintaining the property for a decade.

With recreational marijuana officially legal in California as of Monday, the Golden State is in terra incognita. Local dispensaries are scrambling to navigate rapids of red tape as the multibillion-dollar industry transitions to a legal and regulated market. To help make sense of this unprecedented moment, L.A.

The downtown Riverside Greyhound bus station was nearly empty Tuesday morning, Aug. 1. Workers carried out the last of the tan Formica chairs from the waiting room and loaded them onto a truck. The signs were gone, but the silhouette of the company's namesake dog was still visible on the beige wall.

But the move seemed certain to increase the confusion surrounding whether it is legal to sell, buy or possess marijuana in the United States. Federal law has long prohibited those activities, and in 2013, after voters in Colorado and Washington State voted to decriminalize marijuana for recreational use, the Justice Department deliberated about how to handle the resulting disconnect between state and federal law.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - California's population is approaching 40 million after growing by nearly 300,000 people during the year ending July 1, 2017, state officials reported Thursday in their annual county-by-county population update. That puts the state's total population at 39.6 million, by far the largest in the country.

Crews were responding to a brush fire in the river bottom near Mission Inn Avenue in Riverside, authorities said Thursday afternoon. "If you see lots of smoke, it's coming from that area," the Riverside Police Department said in a Facebook post. This is a developing story. Please check back frequently for updates.