SoCal Edison customer charged over $2,000 after company fails to send him bill for over a year
One customer was charged over $2,000 after the energy company failed to send him a bill for 15 months.
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One customer was charged over $2,000 after the energy company failed to send him a bill for 15 months.
Fireworks, including the so-called Safe & Sane variety, are illegal in many cities across Southern California.
All lanes of the southbound 15 Freeway just north of Temescal Canyon Road in Corona were blocked as investigators surveyed the area and crews attempted to clear debris from the road.
The growing concern of wildfires sparked by fireworks has caused several areas like the Angeles National Forest to close some preserves.
The shooting was reported on June 23 on SR-91 in Corona, when the suspect fired multiple rounds at another vehicle before fleeing from the area. He has now been booked on a number of charges including attempted murder.
At least one woman in the house where the explosion is believed to have originated was taken to the hospital.
California's gas tax hovers at about 51 cents a gallon, so when the scheduled increase kicks in Friday, it will be about 54 cents a gallon.
The bill would require oil refiners to disclose profit margins monthly.
While there is signage warning swimmers about the drop-off, the family called for more warnings in the water to avoid another tragedy.
More fireworks shows are returning this year after a pandemic-induced hiatus. Check out of comprehensive list of places to celebrate!
Airbnb says that since the policy was implemented in August of 2020, they've seen a 44% year-over-year drop in the rate of party reports.
Pablito Lucero, 20, faces robbery and firearm charges Monday after authorities say he tried to steal food from a Little Caesars in Ontario with an AR-15-style rifle.
An agreement on the framework of the 2022-23 budget was reached Sunday night and includes giving 23 million Californians direct payments of as much as $1,050.
The lawsuit claims a recent study by the California State University Employees Union revealed that men of color are paid 3% less than white men. The same study found an even bigger discrepancy for women's pay — white women are paid 5% less, while women of color make 7% less.
Jermaine Wright, 46, of Riverside, faces a statutory maximum sentence of 30 years in federal prison for both crimes.
