Witness To San Bernardino Murder-Suicide: 'There Was Absolutely No Reaction Time'
For the first time since the shooting, staff returned to the campus Thursday.
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For the first time since the shooting, staff returned to the campus Thursday.
"I won't forget his smile this morning. Pinched his little cheeks. He's doing well," Superintendent Dale Marsden said.
The victims -- a 9-year-old boy, his father and a family friend.
Karen Smith and shooting suspect Cedric Anderson had only be married three months.
One man was arrested. Investigators also found a stolen car and trailer.
The suspect broke into an 82-year-old woman's home.
The boy was airlifted to a nearby hospital. He suffered no serious injuries.
The 33-year-old victim, Tiburcio Madrigal Cisneros, reportedly owed at least one of the suspect's money.
The sister-in-law of the couple responsible for the San Bernardino terror attack has changed her plea to guilty in a marriage fraud case.
"We do believe there is a strong likely that he is still armed and dangerous," Madden said.
They were arrested following a months-long surveillance operation.
One of the two suspects arrested was wounded. The deputy was not hurt.
Eleven bald eagles were spotted during an organized count at sites across Riverside and San Bernardino counties over the weekend.
Deputies located the suspect's vehicle during a traffic stop and also reportedly recovered the 20-gauge weapon.
He was shot seven times during the San Bernardino terror attack and lived to tell.
Firefighters are battling a three-alarm fire that erupted at a pallet yard in San Bernardino and has spread into a nearby strip mall.
When the girl's parents heard her screams, her dad rushed in and subdued the intruder until police arrived.
San Bernardino City Manager Mark Scott says it's time to relocate the city's offices and city council dais to a more earthquake-secure location.
Gov. Jerry Brown has vetoed legislation that would have fully repaid local agencies for about $1.6 million in costs incurred in responding to the December mass shooting in San Bernardino.
The city of 216,000, which has struggled to emerge from bankruptcy and still is trying to recover from last December's terror attack that killed 14 people, is grappling with a spike in violent crime.
After the break in something strange happened, Raelene Holguin says.
Janeth Santos received the Bravery and Courage award for saving a four-year-old boy from choking.
On the eve of 9/11, three firefighters from New York made a special trip to the San Bernardino International airport to show their support for the San Bernardino first responders who are still trying to make sense of the mass murders that occurred last December.
The report focused on what happened the day Syed Farook and his wife Tashfeen Malik walked into the Inland Regional Center and started shooting.
First responders and experts will offer insights into last year's terrorist attack in San Bernardino at a conference that begins Tuesday in Los Angeles.
