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Burglary and Robbery Suspects Arrested

On May 19, 2022, at approximately 7:43 pm, Deputies from the San Jacinto Station saw two subjects walking northbound on San Jacinto Avenue from Main Street, in the city of San Jacinto. Deputies immediately recognized the subjects as two suspects involved in an armed robbery from the day prior in the city of San Jacinto.

Gas War: Republican States Sue EPA Over Californian Standards

Last week, a group of Republican attorneys general decided to sue the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over its decision to reinstate the waiver allowing California to set its own limitations on exhaust gasses and zero-emission vehicle mandates that would exceed federal standards.

On abortion, a softer approach to changing hearts and minds

Years ago, I visited a privately-funded facility in Marin County that counseled pregnant women about their choices and offered emotional and financial support as well as prenatal and postpartum care to those who chose life over abortion.

Riverside residents launching neighborhood watch after series of home invasion robberies

Two suspects armed with handguns broke into a Riverside home Tuesday morning, robbed the female resident and fled the scene located in the 1500 block of Kyle Court, in the Sycamore Canyon area.

A step closer to treatment for the most common form of blindness

Scientists at The University of Manchester have taken an important step towards finding a treatment for age-related macular degeneration (AMD), the most common form of adult blindness in the developed world. The researchers were able to identify early signs of the disease which could be targeted by new treatments before symptoms develop. The study is published in PNAS.

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