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Missing Person Legislation Clears Assembly

A package of bills promoted by the father of murdered Escondido teenager Amber Dubois that is intended to improve law enforcement handling of missing person cases was approved today by the state Assembly. The bills, authored by Assemblyman Pedro Nava, D-Santa Barbara, and Assemblyman Paul Cook, R-Yucaipa, must be signed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger before

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Southern California Gets Relief From Heat

Southern California’s valleys and deserts have finally gotten relief with the collapse of a heat wave that departed with a final round of blistering temperatures, thunderstorms and flash floods. Temperatures Friday are down markedly across the region as high pressure recedes, and many beaches are foggy as the Pacific Ocean marine layer pushes back in

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Storms And Floods Hit Desert And Surrounding Areas Thursday

More thunderstorms struck today over western Riverside County and the San Jacinto Mountains, dropping hail, downing utility lines, flooding valley roads and raising concerns about lightning-sparked wildfires. A late-afternoon storm system moving about 5 mph southwest from Hemet over Homeland, Winchester, Menifee and Lake Elsinore was “capable of producing golf ball size hail” and “winds

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