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Superior Court Judge Paul Zellerbach is challenging incumbent Rod Pacheco for Riverside County District Attorney. The candidates have made few campaign promises. Instead, they took the gloves off in a town hall meeting of republican women in Banning. Zellerbach criticized Pacheco, specifically about a grand jury report accusing the district attorney of using fear and
Continue Reading“He was always so happy. He was a mama’s boy for sure.” 23-year-old Katie Tagle remembers her 9-month-old son Wyatt, who was just learning to pull himself up on his feet. “I’m still in shock, it hasn’t fully hit me.” On January 31, along a mountain road in Twin Peaks, Tagle’s ex-boyfriend, Stephen Garcia, shot
Continue ReadingIndio will mark its 80th anniversary with a celebration at City Hall today. At 9 a.m., Mayor Gene Gilbert will speak and unseal a time capsule. Among the tell-tale items in the capsule is the book “Indio: Reflections and Visions,” city spokesman Jim Curtis said. Copies of newspapers in English and spanish will be placed
Continue ReadingState, county, and local political leaders along with environmental scientists will meet today in Indian Wells. They plan to discuss a solution for the Salton Sea before it dries up and creates an environmental and economic calamity. The concern is over increasing salinity and dwindling water supply at our state?s largest lake. One point of
Continue ReadingThe Riverside County Probation Department tells News Channel 3 a 17-year-old who escaped from Indio Juvenile Hall last Friday is back behind bars. The teen was tracked down Monday morning in Moreno Valley. They caught up to him when someone reported a possible prowler on Frederick Street. He was arrested without incident. Probation officials do
Continue ReadingThe Salton Sea is less than a decade from possibly drying up, which could pose major problems to the eco-system, and affect the quality of life in the desert, according to scientists. The Renaissance Esmeralda Resort and Spa hosted the Salton Sea Stakeholder’s Symposium on Thursday in Indian Wells, where environmentalists joined together, and discussed
Continue ReadingThe California State Senate voted in favor of endorsing the resolution (SJR-9) calling for the repeal of of the so-called “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” rule established in the U.S. military in a 24-7 vote, Thursday. The measure received bipartisan support in Sacramento. The resolution calls on the United States Congress to pass and President Barack
Continue ReadingRetired Navy Lt. John Finn, the oldest Medal of Honor recipient from World War II, died Thursday at his Southern California ranch. He was 100. Finn enlisted in the Navy just before his 17th birthday and went on to become the first man to receive the nation’s highest military award for heroism during the Japanese
Continue ReadingEl Departamento de Trabajo report un descenso en el porcentaje de desempleo en el Valle de Coachella en donde segn cifras 21,100 personas estn sin trabajo. Las comparaciones son de Abril a Marzo en el Condado de Riverside se ubic de 15.1 a 14.3%, en Bermuda Dunes de 7.1 a 6.6%, en Cathedral City de
Continue ReadingEn su junta del martes pasado el concilio de Hemet pidi al Administrador de la ciudad redactar una resolucin en la que exprese su apoyo a la ley SB 1070 ya que segn los miembros del concilio de Hemet la SB 1070 reafirma las leyes federales.
Continue ReadingOne woman is hospitalized after escaping her burning mobile home in Thousand Palms, fire officials said. The blaze was reported 6:26 a.m. at 73326 Broadmoor Drive in the Tri- Palm Estates mobile home park, said Cheri Patterson of the Riverside County Fire Department. A woman suffered a knee injury while evacuating her home, Patterson said.
Continue ReadingAn Iraqi citizen in the United States illegally for nearly a decade was being processed today for deportation, according to the U.S. Border Patrol, which arrested the convicted murderer near Blythe. Border Patrol agents who pulled over a 2007 Land Rover on Interstate 10 on Monday determined the driver was an illegal alien with a
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Continue ReadingJeanette Perez is up in arms about what the city did in front of her house this week. At the corner of Miles Ave. and Sungold St., the city got rid of the crosswalks. “I thought they were going to repaint it,” she said. ” When we spoke to the workers, they said ‘No, it’s
Continue ReadingA FBI report shows preliminary crime rates down for the third straight year. In 2009, violent crime dropped 5.5% around the country. Property crime, like burglaries and auto theft, also dropped 4.9%. It happened in a year where people lost their jobs and tightened their budgets. “You will always find people that will tell you
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