Three people were injured in a crash on the 34 thousand 400 block of Cathedral Canyon early Monday morning. Police are still investigating but say two vehicles were involved in a high speed collision when a vehicle crashed into a street sweeper near the Dinah Shore intersection around 2a.m. One person is reportedly in critical
Continue ReadingThe average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in the Inland Empire fell todayto its lowest amount since Feb. 10, dropping eight-tenths of a cent to $3.813. The average price in Riverside and San Bernardino counties has dropped for 35consecutive days and 38 of the past 39. It is 13.2 cents less than
Continue ReadingFirefighters rescued an injured hiker Saturday from a remote location on the Ernie Maxwell Trail in Idyllwild’s Humber Park, according to a fire department spokeswoman. The call about the stranded hiker came in about 1 p.m. today, said Melody Hendrickson of the fire department. Firefighters rescued the hiker with the help of a basket, and
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Continue ReadingThe Yucaipa Community shows it’s support to the family of Tyler Davis, a soldier killed in Afghanistan earlier this month. Tyler Davis from Yucaipa, was 20 years old when he was killed in the line of duty in Afghanistan. Tyler was killed on June 9, in Tore Obeh, Afghanistan after his vehicle was hit with
Continue ReadingA man that was stabbed outside his front door was found by a family member who called 911. Police responded to the call of a man with serious injuries to the upper body. It happened just after noon on Friday on the 86700 block of Naomi Court just north of 52nd Avenue in Coachella. Riverside
Continue ReadingThe Lucky Brand Store at 74-425 El Paseo in Palm Desert was robbed at 4:20 this afternoon according to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. A man entered the store and handed a demand note to a worker at the store demanding cash and items. He was last seen running across the street. The suspect was
Continue ReadingJust before noon on Friday a man with a gun entered the Bermuda Dunes Dairy Queen demanding cash. The suspect is described as a white man, 5 foot 11 inches with a thin build wearing dark colored jeans a gray shirt and a black hat. He was last seen running out of the rear of
Continue ReadingThe ride to Las Vegas is improving Friday after a big rig semi flipped over in the median at the Nevada state line. All lanes were opened just after 1 pm. A big rig wreck is slowed motorists driving to Las Vegas Friday from the Coachella valley and Los Angeles. I-15 was shut down in
Continue ReadingAyer jueves un nio de 8 aos llev una pistola a la escuela Agua Caliente Elementary, uno de los maestros vio cuando se la enseaba a un grupo de compaeros, de inmediato se la quit y lo report a las autoridades escolares. El arma es propiedad del to del menor, Ricardo Olivera de 24 aos,
Continue ReadingThe Ritz Carlton in-the-making is almost back on track. “Gencom and Magna, our developers who are managing the property, have come forward with some pretty serious deposits to show that they’re serious about completing the project,” Rancho Mirage Mayor Scott Hines said. Rancho Mirage city council voted unanimously to extend a loan agreement with the
Continue ReadingThe two officers on paid administrative leave for a shooting that left a man dead on Interstate 10 in Indio are back to work, according to the California Highway Patrol. Officer Joe Zagorski said an internal investigation concluded that the one officer who shot Robert Shirar, 32, after a traffic collision under the Jefferson Street
Continue ReadingA second grader at Agua Caliente Elementary School in Palm Springs brought a gun to school in his backpack on Thursday, according to the school district. Spokeswoman Joan Boiko said the student brought the gun to show to another student, who then told the teacher. Palm Springs police were eventually called in. Boiko said the
Continue ReadingTwo more mosquito samples have come back testing positive for West Nile Virus, according to the Center for Vectorborne Diseases at the University of California-Davis. The samples were collected by mosquito researchers on June 19 from mosquito traps near Mecca. The two positive results bring the total number of West Nile positives in mosquitoes to
Continue ReadingPolice released surveillance photos Thursday in the hope that someone will recognize two people suspected of trying to torch a medical marijuana dispensary in Palm Springs last week. A burglar alarm was activated about 2:30 a.m. June 14 at Collective Apothecary Prescription Service — also known as C.A.P.S. — at 4050 Airport Center Drive. Responding
Continue ReadingThis year’s Coachella and Stagecoach music festivals raked in a combined $60.3 million in gross sales, according to numbers posted today on Billboard magazine’s website. The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, which was held over two weekends in April for the second straight year, brought in more than $47 million, and Stagecoach: California’s Country
Continue ReadingLos dos Oficiales de la Patrulla de Carreteras de California que estuvieron en cese administrativo desde Mayo 21 pasado hoy estan nuevamente trabajando segn el reporte del CHP. El oficial Joe Zagorski dijo que la investigacin interna ya concluy y que el agente que dispar a Robert Shirar de 32 aos no hizo nada incorrecto
Continue ReadingPolice and special agents from several Coachella Valley agencies served two narcotics-related search warrants on Wednesday morning, resulting in nine arrests. Riverside County sheriff’s Sgt. Mark Hoyt said the warrants were served at two apartments at 5:30 a.m. at the Rebecca Apartments, located on the 34000 block of Rebecca Way, across the street from Cathedral
Continue ReadingToday is the first full day of a $20 “SummerSolstice” dog adoption program at three Riverside County animal shelters. Continuing through July 14, the $20 adoption fee covers spay or neutersurgery, vaccinations and a microchip. The special is good at the county’sshelters in Blythe, Jurupa Valley and Thousand Palms, according to the countyDepartment of Animal
Continue ReadingThe Republican chairman of the House ArmedServices Committee says allowing gays to serve openly in themilitary is a settled issue that he won’t try to reverse even ifMitt Romney wins in November and the GOP captures the Senate. Rep. Howard “Buck” McKeon of California told reportersThursday that his focus is on restoring money for the
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