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He’s an Olympic sprinter but Michael Norman hasn’t forgotten where he came from. In fact, Norman went back to Murrieta to give shoes to his youth track team, a moment they will never forget. Fred Roggin shares the story.

The college student opened the store while home due to the pandemic. Tony Shin reported on NBC4 News on Monday, April 19, 2021.

More immigrant asylum seekers continue to arrive in Riverside County, which is why county authorities are now calling for the federal government to intervene.

Real estate prices are skyrocketing in the Inland Empire and experts say the demand is so high, buyers are getting into bidding wars, but how could this be happening during a pandemic with so many people struggling financially. Tony Shin reports for NBC4 News at 6 p.m. on March 26, 2021. 

A murder charge was filed Wednesday against a man accused of killing a 30-year-old Murrieta woman found in a vehicle abandoned at the bottom of a hill in Temecula.

A Riverside County mother is warning others after her 8-year-old son was severely sickened by COVID-19 and had to be hospitalized for nearly a week. “It has the strangest effects on any age, at any time,” said Teresa Carriera, who got COVID-19–along with her husband Javier in mid-February. In addition to Teresa and Javier, the couple’s 8-year-old son Christian...

Most children don’t have severe reactions to COVID-19, but there are exceptions. Tony Shin reported on NBC4 News on Monday, March 1, 2021.

There will be safety changes inside classrooms and to schedules. Tony Shin reported on NBC4 News on Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021.

A driver believed to have been street racing was killed when his vehicle went off the 215 Freeway in Murrieta and caught fire, authorities said Friday.

Small businesses are closing and the ones that are still open are fighting to stay open. Tony Shin reported on NBC4 News on Monday, Dec. 14, 2020.

An 88-year-old woman was killed Saturday while standing outside a vehicle that was rear-ended on an Interstate 15 on-ramp in Murrieta.

A roadside stand in Murrieta where customers can shop for Black Lives Matter merchandise has become a target of vandalism, and the owners says of hate as well. “I’ve been this color all my life so abuse has been from a baby to now,” Esther Grant said. Grant says she opened the stand back in June hoping to promote...

A two-strike felon accused of shooting a man in the head over a missing cellphone in Indio must stand trial on an attempted murder charge, a judge ruled Tuesday. John Kevin Medina, 39, of Indio was arrested three days after the March 14 shooting in the 44700 block of King Street and remains in custody at the Southwest Detention Center…

Hundreds of clergy throughout California, including several in Riverside County, announced plans to openly disregard Gov. Gavin Newsom’s recommended cap on in-person worship services Sunday, welcoming as many parishioners as they desire into houses of worship as part of a declaration of religious liberty. “Restaurants have no stated occupancy limitation but simply require that guests at tables be separated...

A Murrieta church held in-person worship services attended by hundreds of people Sunday in defiance of the state’s coronavirus shutdown order a day before the governor is expected to release reopening guidelines for houses of worship. Pastor Tim Thompson of 412 Church Murrieta told the Riverside Press- Enterprise that the church has held such gatherings since May 3. According to…

A thief who stole $10,000 worth of kids baseball equipment in Murrieta is being sought after being caught on camera. On the NBC4 News May 12, 2020.

One senior facility is providing good news during the coronavirus outbreak. Hetty Chang reported on NBC4 News at 11 p.m. on Wednesday, April 29, 2020.

A pastor in Murrieta is hoping to get a permit and do a drive-in service for Easter. Beverly White reported on NBC4 News at 11 p.m. on Monday, April 6, 2020.

A Murrieta family is getting help from the kind and caring community surrounding them as their son battles a degenerative disease. Patrick Healy reports March 8, 2020.

In his eight years, Billy Ojeda has taken the helm of a fire engine as an honorary firefighter, piloted a 747 flight simulator, and flown cross country more than 120 times. Certainly an eventful childhood — but also one beset with a degenerative disease. “It’s not very fun,” Billy says matter-of-factly. And yet he and his family, connected with a…