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Revolving Door: Yahoo Ushers Out Another CEO

Yahoo still has credibility issues, even after casting asideCEO Scott Thompson because his official biography includeda college degree that he never received. The troubled Internet company’s next challenge will beconvincing its restless shareholders and demoralized employeesthat the turnaround work started during Thompson’s tumultuousfour-month stint as CEO won’t be wasted. It won’t be an easy task,

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Inland Empire Gas Prices Keep Climbing

The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in the Inland Empirerose today for the fifth consecutive day, increasing 1.9 cents to $4.34. The increases stem from record low gasoline inventories and continuedrefinery issues, according to Jeffrey Spring of the Automobile Club of Southern California. The average price in Riverside and San Bernardino

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Mother’s Day By The Numbers

Sunday is a big day for Nestor and Ashley Solis. “It’s my first Mother’s Day. I’m used to telling my mom ‘Happy Mother’s Day.’ Now people are going to be telling me ‘Happy Mother’s Day,’” mom-to-be Ashley Solis said. Besides those three words, moms are also looking forward to plenty of flowers. “Mother’s Day is

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Sin liquidar docenas de empleados

La fbrica que cerr sus puertas en esa ciudad sin liquidar a docenas de empleados culpa a una organizacin local de sus problemas financieros. Liat Tala, propietaria de Tala Interprise asegura que “los problemas comenzaron al “no” recibir fondos que le habran prometido de un subsidio proporcionado por Desert Alliance for Community Empowerment del Valle

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Green convicted in officer’s death

An ex-con who ambushed a Riverside police officer at the end of a foot chase, beating and then shooting him execution-style with his own gun, was convicted today of first-degree murder and other felonies. Jurors deliberated 3 1/2 hours before finding Earl Ellis Green guilty of killing 27-year-old Officer Ryan Patrick Bonaminio on Nov. 7,

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