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Riverside County man arrested for murder after welfare check leads to discovery of human remains

Will Conybeare | Contributed A man from Perris was arrested...

Drones pose increasing risk to airliners near major US airports

A commercial airliner was on final approach to San...

Trump administration reverses long-held guidance on ‘road diets’ for traffic safety

A stylist was just starting her shift at a...

Big Hearts for Little Hearts Desert Guild Reaches $1M Fundraising Goal

Big Hearts for Little Hearts Desert Guild announced Tuesday...

Mt. San Jacinto College, Beaumont Unified School District Partner to Create Middle College High School in Banning

The Mt. San Jacinto Community College District (Mt. San Jacinto College/MSJC) and the Beaumont Unified School District are excited to announce a partnership to launch Beaumont Middle College High School (BMCHS), a program that is intended to provide a seamless pathway for students from high school to community college.

Burying Hatchets

I’m just about positive most of you have heard of the Hatfield-McCoy feud! The conflict began way back in the 1800’s and lasted on and off for nearly 30 years, with 13 family members being killed along the way.

FROM YELLOWSTONE TO HEMET

They call him Wild the Coyote - he’s a singer and songwriter headed toward the top. Currently residing in West Hollywood, he reverses that old adage of “go west young man,” He will soon be aiming his arrows East. He will appear at Hemet’s Derby’s Bar and Grille for a one-night stand on Friday, February 4th.

Witness: 3 officers at Floyd killing had duty to intervene

Three officers on trial for allegedly violating George Floyd’s civil rights would have been trained to use the least amount of force necessary and had a duty to intervene against inappropriate force, the commander of the Minneapolis police training division at the time of Floyd’s killing testified Thursday.

Mexican town protects forest from avocado growers, cartels

Regular citizens have taken the fight against illegal logging into their own hands in the pine-covered mountains of western Mexico, where loggers clear entire hillsides for avocado plantations that drain local water supplies and draw drug cartels hungry for extortion money.

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Sheriff’s Dept. Gets OK For Permanent Aircraft Hangar At March ARB

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