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Police look for potential burglary victims

The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department is looking for the rightful owners to thousands of stolen items. The Burglary Suppression Unit says items were stolen in a months-long burglary spree spanning across the Coachella Valley, Yucaipa, and Redlands. On May 1, Cathedral City Police arrested 41-year-old Arthur Byrd of Cathedral City and 21-year-old Kaylah Long of

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All roads back open after sandstorms

All roads are back open Monday morning following closures over the weekend due to windy conditions and sandstorms. Palm Springs police reported that Vista Chino and Gene Autry were reopened around 7:30 a.m. Indian Canyon was reopened shortly after 9 a.m. All of these roads were closed by police on Saturday night. These roads close

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California bracing for heat wave

(AP) – Mother Nature is giving the greater Los Angeles area a hot and gusty gift this Mother’s Day. And the weather is just a preview of what forecasters say to expect across California in coming days. Winds in coastal mountains near Los Angeles reached as high as 73 mph early Sunday, while morning brought

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Drones banned from Yosemite, other parks

If you’re planning to enjoy this spring or summer at a national park, you’d better leave your drone at home. On Friday, Yosemite National Park in California turned heads when it announced that drones, the unmanned aircraft increasingly making their way into private hands, aren’t welcome in the park, famous for its picturesque valley of

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Faulty cable causes Palm Desert power outage

A faulty underground cable caused an outage Saturday that initially affected 34 customer accounts at a Palm Desert subdivision. The outage was reported shortly after 8 a.m. and happened along Presidio Place. Eighteen residents were still without power by midday, Southern California Edison spokesman Amado Zavala said. Power should be back on by 3:30 p.m.

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Liquor sting turns into robbery

Two men allegedly ran off with an underage decoy’s money during a liquor buying sting in Coachella, missing out on liquor-related misdemeanors, and instead they were charged with petty theft, a sergeant said Saturday. Deputies began their five-hour operation at 4 p.m. Friday at three liquor or convenience store locations. The decoy hung out at

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