Find Corona White Pages

Corona white pages let you search for people, phone numbers, and public records in a city of about 157,000 in western Riverside County. The city sits near the county line with Orange County and San Bernardino County, which means some people in the area have records in more than one jurisdiction. Riverside County offices handle deeds, vital records, and court filings for Corona. The city runs its own police department, which keeps separate records for local cases. Between the county recorder, superior court, sheriff, and city police, you have several places to search Corona white pages data. This page shows you each source, what it costs, and how to use it.

Riverside County Records for Corona

Corona falls in Riverside County, and the county's Assessor-County Clerk-Recorder is the main office for recorded documents and vital records. The ACR can be reached at (951) 486-7000. The main office is in downtown Riverside, about 15 miles east of Corona. The county ACR website links to search tools, fee details, and office hours. Most Corona white pages searches start here because the ACR holds the widest range of name-linked records in the area.

The ACR runs a free online portal at webselfservice.riversideacr.com where you can search recorded documents by name, date, or document type. You can view index data at no cost. Results show names, recording numbers, dates, and a brief description. When you need a full copy, the first page costs $8. Each page after that is $1. A certified copy adds $2 to the total. This portal covers decades of records and is one of the best Corona white pages resources you can use from home.

Property records through the assessor's office are another strong tool. Search by owner name to find a property address in Corona. Search by address to find the owner's name. Deeds, trust transfers, and lien filings all appear in the recorder's index. Each document ties a name to a piece of real estate. Tax liens and judgment liens connect people to financial claims on Corona properties. These records stay public and searchable for as long as they are on file.

Corona Police Records

The Corona Police Department keeps its own records for cases handled by city officers. You can request police reports by calling (951) 736-2330, option 3. Traffic accident reports cost $0.25 per page. Criminal history checks cost $27 and are done through a Live Scan fingerprinting process. The police department is on Sixth Street in downtown Corona. Walk-in requests are handled during regular business hours.

Police reports from Corona include crime reports, accident reports, and calls for service logs. These records are public under the California Public Records Act, with some exceptions for ongoing investigations and certain personal information. Reports that lead to criminal charges end up in the court system, so the same case may appear in both the police department's files and the superior court's case index. For white pages purposes, police records help when you need to tie a name to an event or address in Corona.

The California courts website helps you find the right courthouse for your search needs.

Use this tool to locate the nearest court location to Corona for in-person record searches.

Court Records Search in Corona

The Riverside County Superior Court handles all court cases for Corona residents. The closest courthouse to Corona is in the city of Riverside. Civil, criminal, family, and probate cases are all in the county system. You can search the court's online portal by name or case number. Results show the case title, filing date, case type, and status. Name searches cost between $1 and $5.

Criminal cases show the charges, court dates, and case outcome for each defendant. Civil filings list both parties, the reason for the lawsuit, and the current status. These records work well as Corona white pages tools because they tie names to legal events at specific times. Family law and juvenile cases have restricted access. Sealed records are not visible in any public search. For everything else, the Riverside County court index is open.

If you need certified copies of court documents, you can visit the clerk's office at the Riverside courthouse or mail a request with payment. In-person requests are usually faster. Most walk-in orders are done the same day. Mail requests can take five to ten business days depending on the volume of orders at the time.

Corona Inmate and Booking Search

The Riverside County Sheriff runs a free inmate search at jimspub.riversidesheriff.org. This tool covers all county jail facilities. People arrested in Corona by city police are typically booked into the county jail system, so they show up in this search. Look up inmates by name, booking number, or date range. Results include the person's name, charges, booking date, and custody status. Call (951) 349-4659 for questions about someone in custody.

This search only covers current inmates and very recent releases. It does not show old booking data. People transferred to state prison are no longer in the county system. For older records, you would need to contact the sheriff's records division by mail or phone. The online tool is free to use and does not require creating an account. It updates frequently throughout the day but is not real-time.

More Corona White Pages Sources

Voter registration records are a valuable Corona white pages resource. Riverside County has over a million registered voters. Each record includes the voter's name, address, date of birth, and party preference. Under California Elections Code Section 2194, voter data can be shared for election, scholarly, journalistic, or political uses. It cannot be used for commercial sales. The statewide file from the Secretary of State costs $100. Individual lookups cost $30 per record.

Professional license databases round out the search options. The California Department of Consumer Affairs runs a free tool that covers all DCA-regulated professions. If someone in Corona holds a license as a contractor, nurse, real estate agent, or another regulated trade, you can find them through the state system. Results show the person's name, license status, and public address of record. The Contractors State License Board has a separate tool for builders and trades workers. Both searches are free and open to anyone.

• County ACR portal: free index, $8 first page for copies
• Court portal: $1 to $5 per name search
• Sheriff inmate search: free, current inmates only
• Corona police: reports at $0.25/page, criminal check $27
• Voter data: $30 per lookup or $100 statewide file

Marriage records are another useful source. Standard marriage licenses filed in Riverside County show both names, dates of birth, and the license date. Certified copies cost $15. Confidential marriage records are only available to the parties named on the license. You can request these at the ACR office in Riverside or by mail.

Nearby Cities for White Pages

Corona is close to cities in both Riverside County and Orange County. People who live in Corona often commute to work or have ties across county lines. If your search comes up empty in Corona records, try these nearby cities.