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Local firefighters talk about their experience after battling Kincade Fire in Northern California

The work of a firefighter can mean long, labor-intensive hours. Multiple Cathedral City firefighters were sent to battle the Kincade Fire that broke out in Northern California’s Sonoma County on October 23rd. A 5-engine strike team headed up from Riverside County. “I think it was a total of 9 days,” said Cathedral City Firefighter Thomas

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Man fatally shot by deputies in Morongo Valley fired at Sheriff’s helicopter, filmed it

Friday, the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department released more information about a fatal deputy-involved shooting in Morongo Valley earlier this week. 34-year-old Morongo Valley resident Jacob Cato died shortly after being shot by deputies at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. In Friday’s release, SBCSD stated that Cato fired rounds in the air while a Sheriff’s helicopter flew

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23 arrested, several guns seized during ‘Operation Safe Coachella’

Several local law enforcement agencies united to serve numerous search warrants throughout the Coachella Valley on Thursday morning. The efforts resulted in nearly two dozen arrests. “The search warrants were served on the residences of suspected gang members as the result of criminal investigations into several separate shooting and gun-related crimes within the city of

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Cathedral City sting operation targets stores selling alcohol to minors

Three store employees, including a 19-year-old, were cited for selling alcohol to minors during a sting operation in Cathedral City, police announced today. Cathedral City officers worked with agents from the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control and minor decoys to target several alcohol license-holders on Wednesday. The employees who were cited work at Carniceria

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Judge grants new trial to Patricia Brown

Judge grants new trial for the woman previously convicted in the death of her two-year-old stepson. Riverside County Superior Court Judge John G. Evans ruled that the evidence presented at trial was insufficient for a conviction against Patricia Brown. “The weight of the evidence supports the conclusion that Deetrick was not a normal, healthy child long

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“My mom’s innocent” — Family reacts to Patricia Brown’s second trial and chance at bail

INDIO, Calif. – A La Quinta woman convicted of  second-degree murder in the 2003 death of her step-son may be freed from jail in just a few weeks.  Patricia Brown was back in court Friday afternoon after she was granted a new trial March 9.  Brown’s daughters told News Channel 3/CBS Local 2’s Lauren Coronado they were hoping the case would

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