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Month: September 2014

Aguaceros e inundaciones se apoderaron

Aguaceros e inundaciones se apoderaron de las autopistas y calles centrales del desierto causando serios estragos para cientos de residentes. Automobiles varados, calles intransitables y tramos clausurados son slo algunos de los daos que dejo la tormenta de este pasado domingo. Maricarmen Gallardo, residente del valle y madre de dos pequeos fue una de los

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Mountain lion attacks California boy

Authorities say a mountain lion has attacked a 6-year-old boy hiking near a Northern California winery. The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Department reported that the boy was attacked on a hiking trail Sunday afternoon in Cupertino and is expected to survive. The extent of his injuries has not been immediately released. The whereabouts of the

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Rain soaks Riverside County

A whopper storm cell dumped buckets of rain in less than an hour throughout the Riverside area this afternoon, leaving freeways and local roads a mess and taking the roof off one house in Riverside. And another storm dumped rocks, debris and flowing water on state Route 74 east of Hemet, which was closed to

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Fire burns trailer in Anza

CAL FIRE reports a travel trailer caught fire on Granite Gulley Road in Anza Saturday afternoon. Firefighters from both Riverside County and the US Forest Service helped fight the fire reported 59000 Block Granite Gulley Road at 4:46 pm. The fire was contained within 30 minutes, though crews remained on scene for an additional hour

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