Storm Warnings, Measles Cases and Major Trial Lead Fontana Headlines
Fontana, CA – March 10, 2026 – Storm alerts, rising measles cases, and a high-profile murder trial are shaping the latest headlines across Fontana and San Bernardino County.
Fontana is seeing a busy stretch of regional developments, from public health concerns to courtroom proceedings and storm impacts.
Storm System Triggers Flood Alerts
A powerful storm system moving across Southern California brought updated flood and thunderstorm advisories to parts of the Inland Empire this week. Forecasters warned of heavy rain, gusty winds and isolated hail, raising concerns about localized flooding on major corridors including Interstate 15 near Fontana.
Drivers were urged to use caution during peak rainfall periods, particularly in low-lying areas and near recent burn scars.
Measles Cases Reported in San Bernardino County
Public health officials confirmed new measles cases in San Bernardino County, prompting renewed calls for vaccination and symptom awareness. While cases have not been limited to one city, Fontana families are being encouraged to review immunization records and monitor for fever or rash symptoms.
Health authorities say vaccination remains the most effective protection and are working to identify potential exposure sites.
Trial Begins in 2023 Killing Case
Jury proceedings are getting underway in the long-awaited trial of a man accused in the 2023 killing of a 69-year-old Jewish resident in the greater Los Angeles area. The case has drawn regional attention, including from Inland Empire communities, due to its severity and the time elapsed since the incident.
Court officials expect testimony to span several weeks as prosecutors lay out their case.
Fontana Recognized in State Safety Rankings
In more positive news, a newly released statewide safety report placed several Inland Empire cities on its 2026 safest cities list. The rankings are based on crime statistics and public safety data, offering a snapshot of how communities like Fontana compare across California.
City leaders say continued investment in public safety programs remains a priority.
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