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Man, 66, accused of representing himself as licensed attorney in California

A 66-year-old man from Riverside County was arrested earlier this month after allegedly impersonating an attorney during court proceedings and investigators believe he may have additional victims. On April 16, the suspect, Upland resident Erick Porras Rivera, fled the Riverside County Courthouse after deputies were...
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Deadline approaches for California REAL ID, here’s what to know before DMV visit

(FOX40.COM) — California residents are flocking to their nearest Department of Motor Vehicles to get a REAL ID as the deadline quickly approaches.• Video Above: DMV experiences uptick in visitors as Real I.D. deadline approaches The REAL ID is a nationwide initiative that stemmed from a 2005 stricter security law. It...
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California bill would cap freight train length for safety

If California’s politically influential labor unions get their way, the state’s freight trains would get shorter and potentially safer under a pending legislative proposal. But some Democratic lawmakers fear the measure could raise the price of goods in high-cost California, running counter to legislative leaders’...
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Camera found tucked into shrubs rattles Southern California homeowner

A West Covina homeowner is on high alert after finding a hidden camera, which was camouflaged with what appears to be artificial turf, neatly tucked inside his shrubs and facing his home. The scary discovery was made Friday evening as George Nguyen, who lives on East Cortez Street, was watering his hedges. In […]
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New CA bill would fine up to $10,000 for license plate covers

CALIFORNIA – Assemblymember Catherine Stefani (D-San Francisco) introduced a new bill – AB-1085, that would fine $2,500 per item on those who manufacture or sell license plate covers, with a maximum fine of $10,000.
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California Snow Alert: Up to 11 Inches Blanket Sierra Summits After 48-Hour Storm

Sacramento, California – Drivers across Northern California are seeing treacherous mountain conditions today after a powerful 48-hour snowstorm dropped up to 11 inches of fresh powder on the Sierra Nevada, snarling travel and reducing visibility along key routes. According to the National Weather Service in...
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“Wings, Tracks, and Wheels” at Planes of Fame Air Museum May 3-4

Planes of Fame Air Museum in Chino, California is turning back the clock to create an event packed full of history, one-of-a-kind excitement, and loads of family fun with their “Wings, Tracks, and Wheels” event on Saturday, May 3, and Sunday, May 4, 2025. Watch thrilling flying demos of World War II-era aircraft,...
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Dead bat found in South Orange County tested positive for rabies

(Santa Ana, CA) — A bat found at Rancho Santa Margarita Lake has tested positive for rabies. The bat was found on the ground near a walking path around the lake on Thursday, April 17, 2025, at approximately 2:30 p.m. Anyone who may have had physical contact with this...
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Lock Dawson named to CARB

Patricia Lock Dawson has been named to the California Air Resources Board,. Lock Dawson, who has been Riverside’s mayor since 2020, was appointed recently by Gov. Gavin Newsom, according to a statement on the governor’s website. The appointment must be confirmed by the Senate, and there is no...
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Governor Newsom’s Grant Program Results in 14,000 Retail Crime Cases for Prosecution

SACRAMENTO — A community grant program initiated by Governor Gavin Newsom has led to more than 14,000 cases of retail crime being referred to district attorneys’ offices for prosecution during its first year, according to a press release issued by the Governor’s Office. The three-year, $267 million...

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