Oct 31, 2009 | Desert Sun
Investigators apprehend two fugitives
RIVERSIDE - Two Inland Empire men wanted on charges ranging from child molestation to murder were brought back to the United States this week by a fugitive apprehension team that located one defendant in Mexico and the other in Israel, the FBI announced Friday.
Inland Empire men accused of rape and murder arrested
Two Inland Empire men wanted on charges ranging from child molestation to murder were brought back to the United States this week by a fugitive apprehension team that located one defendant in Mexico and the other in Israel, the FBI announced today.
Referee Can Sue California For Allowing HIV-Positive Boxer to Fight
Referee Can Sue California For Allowing HIV-Positive Boxer to Fight Posted by Ryan Bates on 10.27.2009 A state Appeals Court overturns former ruling, allowing a referee to sue CSAC on grounds of negligence.
Free Lamp Exchange Program For Corona Residents
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Officials: Sheriff's deputy death ruled suicide
PERRIS - A Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy whose body was found on a hillside near Corona died from a self-inflicted shotgun blast to the head, authorities confirmed Tuesday.
LA County deputy's death in forest ruled suicide
Medical examiners say a Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy found dead in the Cleveland National Forest after a massive search had killed himself with a shotgun wound to the head.
Referee can sue commission over boxer's HIV
A boxing referee who learned after a fight that one of the combatants was HIV-positive can sue the State Athletic Commission for negligence, a state appeals court has ruled.
Director of Corona senior community says residents have lots to offer
Homeless man accused of killing another in Corona
A homeless man has been charged with the beating death of another transient in Corona.
Early morning crash in Corona leaves one person injured
The crash on the freeway near Green River Road was reported at 5:13 a.m., the CHP reported.
Wanted: Driver Who Severed Girl's Leg In Corona
Authorities Thursday were searching for a driver who sped through a Corona intersection and crashed into two cars, severing a teenager's leg.
Congressman pushes back on land deal charges
Rep. Ken Calvert wishes he and his partners had never bought a piece of land in Jurupa and say if they can get back the $1.2 million they paid for it they'll gladly walk away from the deal.
Sheriff's Deputy Missing in Corona Area
A search is being carried out in the foothills and mountains of the Cleveland National Forest for a Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy reported missing by his wife, authorities said today.
Fire south of Corona blackens five acres
The fire was spotted at 11:36 a.m. near near Cajalco and Eagle Canyon roads, southeast of the city of Corona in the unincorporated area of El Cerrito.
Calvert cooperating with FBI on alleged land deal
A Southern California congressman is being investigated by the FBI over an alleged inside deal to buy publicly owned land.
Energy Vs. Brew: It's Turning Into a Monster Drink Fight
Forget David and Goliath. This fight's between Matt and Monster. The maker of Monster energy drinks has taken aim at a Vermont brewery that sells a beer called "The Vermonster," ordering it to stop selling, advertising and promoting the craft brew because it could confuse consumers.
Man killed in Highway 91 crash
A pickup driver died today when his truck crashed into a tractor-trailer on Highway 91 in Corona, then shot off the highway and onto an adjacent street, where a 21-year-old man dove out of the way and the truck continued on, damaging at least nine vehicles, authorities said.
CA lobbyists targeted in sex-tape scandal
A good-government group filed a complaint Wednesday with California's campaign watchdog agency asking it to investigate two lobbyists caught up in an apparent sex scandal involving a former state assemblyman.
Norco residents divided on hotel tax ballot measure
As Norco voters near the November election, they are divided on the issue of increasing the city's hotel tax.
Monster controversy: Energy drink-maker tells Vt. brewer to stop selling 'Vermonster' beer
The maker of Monster energy drinks is taking aim at a Vermont brewery that sells a beer called Vermonster.
Memory-foam mattress won't forget you
Memory foam, a staple of ergonomic office furniture padding, has found its way into the bedroom.
Squid Ink Food Fight: Oysters, High and Low
There are few things to eat that are better tasting and simpler than an oyster. Complete with its own sauce, seasoning and serving dish, an oyster on the half shell is a nature-ready bite of food; any dash of lemon, mignonette or other sauce is arguably unnecessary.
Aaron Rocha ; Art Wood ; Rob J. Hill ; Kevin Holcomb ; Chris Lendzion . KINDRED SPIRITS: " We're all into oldies and classics, like The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Zeppelin, Marley [and] newer stuff like Sublime, Radiohead, Mars Volta, Tool, etc." LIVE @ Hoagie Barmichaels.
Corona, Norco join energy-efficiency loan program
Low-interest loans for energy-efficiency projects may soon be available to property owners in Norco and Corona after officials in both cities voted Wednesday to support a regional project.
Arrest made in butcher-knife robberies
A 30-year-old Home Gardens man was arrested early Sunday on suspicion of robbing two convenience stores and threatening employees with a butcher knife, authorities said.
Meteorologist: Teen Accused of Starting Wildfires Innocent
A Corona meteorologist said a 16-year-old boy accused of setting recent wildfires is innocent, and that he was near the blazes because he was taking photos for his weather Web site and for the meteorologist's Web site.
Recent cuts will 'hit down the road,' study says
Flora Mae King turned 102 in July. For the past 10 years, she has lived by herself at an apartment for seniors in Corona, doing word puzzles, going out to lunch and riding the bus for fun.
San Bernardino County prosecutors have charged a Yucaipa teenager accused of setting about a dozen fires with 10 counts of arson and will go before a judge later this month to determine if he should be tried as an adult, officials said Friday.
Peer mediation training helps youngsters get along
Peer mediation programs have proven to be one of the most successful means to achieve and perpetuate harmony in California classrooms.