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Two dogs attacked a woman Saturday morning in Desert Hot Springs. The victim, a 76-year-old woman visiting from Sinaloa, Mexico, suffered multiple wounds to her arms and legs. Emergency responders transported her to a local hospital. It was at the hospital where an assessment of her wounds resulted in an amputation of the right arm.

In a Friday news conference, Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco asked that anyone with information regarding the 2020 mass killing out of Aguanga come forward. The murders happened about 20 miles east of Temecula – Seven people working at an illegal outdoor marijuana grow were shot and killed in a home. Most recently, in mid-December,

Nancy Gutierrez arrived to the emergency room in September 2007 after a bad fall crushed her arm. Her arm was shattered from shoulder to elbow, the emergency doctors said that they had never encountered a break so severe. 82-year-old Gutierrez was then sent to Loma Linda University Health where she was treated by Wesley Phipatanakul,

One hiker was airlifted Wednesday afternoon after an inaccessible rescue one mile from the Palm Springs Station trail, per Riverside County Fire Department. It was unclear what caused the person to need aid. The hiker complained of undisclosed minor pain. Following this latest incident, officials are urging hikers to be safe. Daniel Coleman, with the

The Valley’s traffic safety issues have become more apparent in recent days following three major accidents involving pedestrians and cyclists, two of which were fatal. And in Cathedral City, where pedestrian-related deaths aren’t uncommon, the city has taken a new proactive measure. Orange fencing placed down Ramon Road before Landau Boulevard prevents pedestrians from running