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Riverside County July 4 parades, fireworks set for Saturday

Fourth of July celebrations hailing America's 250th birthday will be held across Riverside County Saturday evening, preceded by parades and other festivities. Corona's traditional "Main Street U.S.A Parade" will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday at Ontario and Main streets, featuring law enforcement units, fire engines, marchin
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CLASSIC MALCOLM SMITH INTERVIEW, 1972: THE WRAP

There are gems tucked away in the Dirt Bike Magazine file cabinets. Here’s a perfect example: in 1972, Malcolm Smith sat down in the Dirt Bike office with Rick “Super Hunky” Sieman to talk about riding bikes and having fun. What a pair they were and what a conversation it was. Here are the transcripts of that interview
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What to do, what not to do with your pets during July 4th fireworks

While most Americans will celebrate the nation's 250th birthday this weekend, the Independence Day may be one of the least favorite holidays for pets, animals in shelters and volunteers. Although fireworks are fun and celebratory, the sound of the explosives often triggers animals to seek safety by running away or...
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Bouncer Tasers Patron in Face at Point-Blank Range

Harrowing details emerge after SoCal bouncer fired taser into man’s face at point-blank range – Image for illustrative purposes only (Image credits: nvmwebsites-budwg5g9avh3epea.z03.azurefd.net) A Southern California bar patron escaped serious harm after a bouncer fired a taser directly into his face from point-blank r
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Wildfire burning on hillside near Cal State San Bernardino

A wildfire is spreading along a hillside near California State University, San Bernardino Friday, according to the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District. The fire is burning behind a residential area, east of the university, near I and 59th streets in San Bernardino. The fire has a “medium” fuel source with a
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Environmental groups sue to stop BNSF’s Barstow project

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. — A coalition of environmental groups has filed suit to overturn the City of Barstow’s approval of BNSF’s Barstow International Gateway, citing what they say are deficiencies in the city’s environmental assessment that understate the project’s impact. “It’s unconscionable that a city in this day
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7 Family Campgrounds in Southern California Kids Will Love

Discover seven kid-friendly campgrounds in Southern California perfect for family getaways.
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Inland Empire man faces evaluation after shotgun dispute with wife

An Inland Empire man will undergo a psychological evaluation following an argument with his wife that led to police deploying a BearCat tactical vehicle, authorities said Friday. Officers responded Tuesday to a domestic dispute call after the man allegedly waved a shotgun in a threatening manner during a confrontation
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SoCal mother and daughter hikers found after they were reported missing

A mother and daughter who were hiking in the Southern California mountains east of Los Angeles have been found a day after they were reported missing. The women, ages 21 and 41, were reported missing after they disappeared Thursday morning in the San Gorgonia Wilderness. They were hiking the Vivian Creek Trail, the sho
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Stress levels along two CA faults are highest in past 1,000 years. What it...

Southern California could be inching closer to the kind of major earthquake scientists have long expected, according to new research showing stress continues to build along two of the state’s most dangerous fault systems. Last week’s magnitude 5.6 earthquake in Mendocino County served as a reminder of California’s seis

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