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Few details about the case were released, but San Bernardino County sheriff's officials say an investigation was launched into Galindo in the sexual molestation of a 16-year-old girl in Rancho Cucamonga.
Frederic Corbin, 77, of Villa Park, was charged with sexual battery by fraud, sexual exploitation by a physician, both felonies. He also faces misdemeanor counts of sexual battery and battery.
KISS frontman Gene Simmons has tested positive for COVID-19 and is experiencing "mild" symptoms, the band announced Tuesday.
The fire was burning in an area that has not seen a wildfire since the late 1960s, CAL Fire said.
Police say Ruiz did not have a phone, identification or money, and speaks Spanish only.
Richards was named the new host of "Jeopardy!" earlier this month before stepping down.
The woman told police she had been walking near Mission Inn Avenue and Mount Rubidoux Drive on July 31 when she was forced into a vehicle and sexually assaulted.
Antonio Ornelas-Velazquez, 38, of Desert Hot Springs, is scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday on two counts of involuntary manslaughter and one count of burning an inhabited structure.
United Teachers Los Angeles is calling for all eligible students ages 12 and older to undergo mandatory vaccinations.
Griffin Park was forced to close back in 2008 because of budget cutbacks.
According to Caltrans, 9,000 gallons of fuel spilled immediately after the crash. The fuel spill also impacted John Street businesses, which the California Highway Patrol said would have to remain closed Tuesday.
Three handguns were recovered. The second suspect was arrested after crashing into a cemetery fence.
Six families from El Cajon were flown out, but the whereabouts of two others were unknown as of Monday.
A South Los Angeles man pleaded guilty Monday to a federal charge of illegally transporting tons of explosives, including dangerous homemade fireworks that were detonated by police in his neighborhood, leading to a massive explosion that destroyed a specially designed containment vehicle and injured 17 people.
The Pentagon announced Monday that the last U.S. troops had left Afghanistan, ending America's longest war.
