Month: June 2014

Un agente de la Patrulla de Carreteras de California le ordeno al conductor de una camioneta van detenerse ya que sospechosamente cambiaba de carriles cuando circulaba sobre el Expressway 86 en el Condado de Imperial. Al entrevistar al sujeto, un oficial canino de la Unidad K-9 alerto al uniformado que al revisar el vehculo encontr

The family of a man gunned down in Indio last week is hoping someone with information will come forward. The sister of 20-year old Juan Carlos Hernandez spoke to News Channel 3. She asked that we not show her face or use her name. She says her brother was pulled over, in his car, on

In a sweeping endorsement for privacy, the Supreme Court ruled today that authorities must have a warrant to search personal mobile devices, such as cell phones. In this day and age, it’s rare to see someone without a cell phone in hand. Today, in a historic and unanimous ruling, the supreme court decided all that

It will take burning down a home in the Sungate Country mobile home park to dispose of the dangerous materials inside. Authorities made the announcement to residents at a meeting Wednesday afternoon. According to the Cathedral City Police Department, officers were called to Sungate Country mobile home park around 2 AM Tuesday morning. The club

For five days, this kitchen is their playground. “First we made a series of spices that we spread on the chicken so we could put them on the enchiladas,” Halle Carter said. “With corn and other vegetables you put the chicken in with that you wrap it in a tortilla with two cheeses,” Alexa Carter

An 83-year-old Palm Desert man pleaded not guilty Wednesday to a felony charge for allegedly crashing his car into a fence at an elementary school, where a 10-year-old student struck by flying debris lost a leg. Malcolm Ross Paterson was charged last month with one count of drivingunder the influence causing injury, along with a

Ron and Cheryl Sommer, of La Quinta, paid $800 for their misting system a year ago. It broke last month, drenching their patio and patio furniture. “It’s not usable. If we turned it on, water would be gushing,” said Cheryl Sommer. Gary’s Outdoor Misting Systems installed the misters and promised a four-year warranty, all parts

Firework stands are setting-up in the Valley in cities that allow “safe and sane” fireworks for the Fourth of July. However, CAL FIRE is urging everyone to play it safe and not shoot off fireworks on your own. It’s not Fourth of July without the bombs bursting in the air, and in the air is

El atraco sucedio el domingo en la gasolinera Shell ubicada en el 4875 E. Ramon Road. Dos hombres fueron arrestados por el hurto en Palm Springs. Segn el boletin de prensa del Departamento Policial de Palm Springs, el robo occurio a eso de las 4:20 a.m. en la gasolinera Shell ubicada en el 4875 E.

El propietario de “Lightning auto Body” Joel Paredes Saldaa, y ms de una docena de personas fueron detenidas en relacin a un caso de fraude de seguros de vehculos en donde est envuelto un taller de reparaciones en Indio. Saldaa, est entre las 13 personas arrestadas. Fue acusado de 16 cargos de delitos graves de

The owner of an auto body shop in Indio has been arrested for insurance fraud after an investigation revealed 16 false insurance claims totaling $314,000 in losses to seven different auto insurance companies. Joel Saldana Paredes, 22, owns Lightning Auto Body and police said he organized the scheme. He was among the 13 people arrested

The two jaguar cubs at The Living Desert recently underwent their first medical examination by the zoo’s veterinarian. On Wednesday, officials were excited to announce that both boys are healthy and doing well. Zookeepers said each cub weighs 12 lbs. “We are so proud of these little cubs and happy to report good news,” said

Two men have been arrested for burglarizing a gas station in Palm Springs on Sunday morning. According to a release from the Palm Springs Police Department, the burglary happened around 4:20 a.m. at a Shell gas station located at 4875 East Ramon Road. Officers were made aware of the burglary at 6 a.m. They said

A boy has been snatched from his foster home in Pomona by his biological mother, police said Wednesday. Joshua Saul Corrigan, who turned four on Monday, was taken from the home in the 700 block of East Third Street around 5 p.m. Tuesday, said Pomona police Officer A. Cruz. Cruz said the suspect is 21-year-old

The names and photographs of seven men arrested for solicitation in San Bernardino have been released in effort to reduce the demand for victims of human trafficking, according to the San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office. All seven men were convicted of solicitation in San Bernardino County. One of the men, 43-year-old Samuel Flores, is

La polica investiga en torno al robo de partes de autos y otras pertenencias que un hombre tena guardadas en una unidad de almacn en Desert Hot Springs. James Marmor dice que l ha rentado dicha unidad por ms de 10 aos y jams haba tenido un problema, que las partes que le robaron las

Palm Springs echar la casa por la ventana en la celebracin del Da de la Independencia y ha organizado un grn nmero de eventos por eso invita a la comunidad a disfrutar de natacin, msica, besibol y fuegos artificiales. El juego de beisbol y el espectculo de luces se llevarn a cabo en el estadio

California Highway Patrol officers making a routine traffic stop in Imperial County turned up 2,000 pounds of marijuana stashed inside a Chevrolet passenger van. CHP spokesman German Lazarin says the pot, worth about $1 million, is the largest Imperial County bust for the agency in five years. A canine unit that responded to the call

California Highway Patrol officers making a routine traffic stop in Imperial County turned up 2,000 pounds of marijuana stashed inside a Chevrolet passenger van. CHP spokesman German Lazarin says the pot, worth about $1 million, is the largest Imperial County bust for the agency in five years. A canine unit that responded to the call

An investigation was underway Tuesday to find the person responsible for stealing a computer from Riverside County Regional Medical Center in Moreno Valley that contained personal information on 563 patients. “Protecting sensitive patient information is a golden rule in healthcare,” said Jan Remm, assistant administrator for RCRMC. “We apologize for the inconvenience this incident has