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Month: March 2010

Get Ready For Daylight Saving Time

LOS ANGELES – California and 47 other states will skip the 60 minutes starting at 2 a.m. Sunday, as the return of Daylight Saving Time means Golden State clocks spring forward Saturday night. The annual change means that Phoenix and most of Arizona effectively shifts over to California time, and means the local time difference

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Moderate Earthquake Near San Diego

MOUNT LAGUNA – A moderate earthquake with a preliminary magnitude estimated at 4.2 hit below Mount Laguna at 8:32 a.m. today, automated seismographs report. The USGS placed the epicenter in the Laguna Mountains, 14 miles northeast of Pine Valley and 14 miles south-southeast of Julian. The epicenter was also estimated to be 48 miles east

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Corey Haim’s Death Investigated As Part Of Illegal Drug Ring

LOS ANGELES – A prescription pill ring that relies on fraudulently obtained prescription pads was under investigation today in connection with the apparent overdose death of actor Corey Haim. “Corey Haim’s death is yet another tragedy linked to the growing problem of prescription-drug abuse,” Attorney General Jerry Brown said Friday. “This problem is increasingly linked

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3 People Shot In Moreno Valley, 2 Dead

MORENO VALLEY – Two men who were shot to death by possible human traffickers at a “drop house” used to conceal illegal immigrants in Moreno Valley were identified Saturday, a sheriff’s sergeant said. Carmelo Garcia-Palacio, 20, and Miguel Martinez-Altanerano, 28, were shot around 6:17 p.m. Thursday at a house in the 21000 block of Bay

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Man’s Best Friend Saves Young Girl

LA QUINTA – A young valley girl suffering from life-threatening seizures has been given the gift of freedom and safety; and it’s all thanks to a dog. She’s friendly, energetic and stylish, but tonine year-old Makenzie Wieden, Disco is also a hero. “I feel she saves my life,” says Makenzie. Makenzie has epilepsy. She suffers

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Gavin Newsom To Run For Lt. Governor

SAN FRANCISCO-After dropping out of the gubernatorial race last year, San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom is now running for lieutenant governor. Newsom’s announcement Friday morning on KPIX-TV is not a surprise. He filed papers on Feb. 17 with the secretary of state’s office, the first steps to becoming a statewide candidate again. The 42-year-old mayor

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More Home Invaders Hit Indio

INDIO – Riverside County Sheriff Deputies are investigating an invasion in the Indio area. They say the incident was reported at 5:15am Friday in the S. Palo Verde neighborhood across Birch Street. Authorities tell News Channel 3 two men made their way inside the home through an unlocked door. They were confronted by the person

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Two Suspects Captured After Home Invasion

By News Channel 3newsline3@kesq.com BERMUDA DUNES – Riverside County Sheriff’s Deputies have captured two suspects following an early morning home invasion robbery in Mecca. The robbery happened at 2:30 Thursday morning on the 91-000 block of 3rd Street. The suspects were driving a red Honda Prelude and sent deputies on a pursuit. The chase ended

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Indio Gets Gang Prevention Grant

INDIO – Tony Williams, Director of Operations for the Boys and Girls Club of the Coachella Valley, was pleased to hear the organization is getting part of a $370,000 grant. “See how big I’m smiling. Well that actually is a lot of money,” says Williams. Governor Schwarzenegger sent more than $9 million to cities around

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Man Barricaded Inside Indio Home

UPDATE: A safe end for a nearly 6 hour stand off. Police took 36 year old Christopher David Kendll into custody for locking himself inside his home and threatening to hurt himself and anyone who tried to enter his home. Indio Police Department Spokesman Ben Guitron confirms SWAT teams entered the home around 5:30 p.m.

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