Month: July 2009

There are new developments in a Rancho Mirage cold case murder investigation. The Riverside County Sheriff’s cold case squad are investigating the murder of 3 people in 1981 now called “The Octopus Murders.” News Channel 3 first broke news of this investigation last year and has since won an Emmy award for investigative reporting. We’re

More than 300,000 Riverside County homeowners will receive notification by July 15 that a property reassessment could save them an average of $1,600.00 in annual property taxes compared to two years ago.If you dispute the value set by the Assessor’s office, you may file an appeal between July 2 and November 30th. To get an

There are new developments in a Rancho Mirage cold case murder investigation. Earlier this week, we told you the California Department of Justice in now in charge of this case because of a conflict of interest in local law enforcement. Now, we’re following the money, finding out what secret these murder victims died for. Sam

Thousands of inflatable baby floats are deemed unsafe and will be pulled from store shelves. They’re sold at stores like Toys ‘R Us, WalMart, and Target. There are 14 models involved in the recall and expands to nearly 4,000 floats sold from December 2002 through June 2009.The names and model numbers are located on the

On July 1, 2009 a new government program started to help people pay off student loans. The plan lets graduates reduce their monthly student loan payments based on income. It’s called the “Income-Based Repayment Plan” and it’s available to borrowers who took out federal loans or used a federal consolidation loan to combine debt. To