Sunday May 12 | Las Vegas Herald
Beltway bridge opens so cones move down road
Drivers should follow the detour signs.?Fort Apache Road will be closed at Elkhorn Road Monday through June 13 for road rebuilding.?Flamingo Road from Wynn Road to Decatur Boulevard will have lane restrictions during daytime hours through Tuesday for field survey work.?Decatur Boulevard from Harmon Avenue to just north of Flamingo Road will have ... (more)
Sunday May 12 | Cactus Thorns
Needles Man goes on Safari bags Rhino
Later in the morning, Summers went out and began driving around when he noticed his Rhino being driven by a male subject.
Missing Utah woman's remains found, identified in California
Eleven years ago, Charlotte Marie Mower crossed the street near 500 East and 3500 South, in Salt Lake City, and was never seen again.
Needles man charged with murder due in court
VICTORVILLE A 75-year-old Needles man charged with murder is expected to be arraigned in Victorville on Friday, court records show.
Enroll in summer classes at Palo Verde College
Special to the Times BLYTHE - Start your way or continue your path of higher learning this summer at Palo Verde College.
Needles man arrested suspected of murder
San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies responded to a shots fired call in the 1500 block of Lillyhill Drive, Tuesday afternoon.
Man due in court for '91 Needles murder
NEEDLES A man is scheduled to appear at Victorville Superior Court next Monday, charged with murder in a case originating in Needles that had gone unsolved for more than 20 years.
Strategic Business Summit - Inland Empire
Wed, May 8 2013 - California Baptist University, Innovator's Hall - 5:00pm - VIP Reception/Meet & Greet; 6:30pm - Panel Discussions/Networking Business and civic leaders from across the Inland Empire will gather at California Baptist University on Wednesday, May 8 to take on the tough fiscal and economic issues facing Southern California to offer ... (more)
Editorial: Critical review: New county needle exchange program starts with increased accountability
One of the things noticeably missing in the polarized debate over homeless services in Santa Cruz is unbiased information and empirical data on what is working, and what, clearly, is not.