New Mexico man allegedly tries to burn down church preschool with kids inside
The New Mexico man allegedly sparked the fire while 48 kids were inside.
Watch CBS News
The New Mexico man allegedly sparked the fire while 48 kids were inside.
Alin Party Supply, the beloved one stop shop to get ready for a party of any occasion, will officially shut its doors in Riverside at the end of June.
The Jurupa Unified School District has reached a $360,000 settlement with the teacher who says she was wrongfully terminated because she refused to settle a set of specific directives that violated her religious beliefs.
Deputies also found a stolen Bobcat excavator and two skid steers on the property when they were dispatched to the same area days earlier.
Riverside County deputies are searching for 30-year-old Martin Perez Jr. after he fired shots at deputies during a pursuit in Jurupa Valley last week.
After undergoing tests, the bones were determined to not be human, police said.
The family of four is alleged to have carried out 10 retail thefts in Riverside, San Bernardino and Los Angeles Counties.
Several Southern California lakes are being impacted by earlier than normal toxic algae blooms that could cause serious harm to humans and animals alike.
The 58-year-old victim has remained in critical condition since the attack on Jan. 26, 2024.
Things may look calm on the surface, but if you look closely, there's an invasion of earwigs, some of which seem to be creeping out.
The Riverside County Sheriff's Office released body camera footage on Monday of an intense shootout between deputies and a heavily armed suspect.
Deputies were engaged in a pursuit in Riverside when the suspect opened fire on them.
The discovery comes days after a similar recording device disguised as a rock was found outside of a home in Chino Hills.
Police say that the man used a cane to fight off intruders after they kicked open the rear door to a home in the 700 block of Concord Lane early Sunday.
More than 150 pallets of stolen property, including industrial-grade tools and food products totaling more than $1.4 was recovered from an Inland Empire warehouse last week.
