Month: May 2020

“Now is the time to support people’s freedom to work,” Assemblywoman Dahle says of Governor’s revised budget

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Following California Governor Gavin Newsom’s revised budget proposal in the wake of the ongoing, months-long, COVID-19 public health crisis, Assemblywoman Megan Dahle (R-Bieber) today responded, saying in part, “Now is the time to suspend AB 5 and support people’s freedom to work.” LEADING THE SCNS HEADLINES: SERVPRO offers decontamination services to local PD as COVID-19 crisis continues […]

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Pistol-whipped & shot in back, San Jacinto man in critical condition

SAN JACINTO, Calif. — Authorities say a man is in critical condition after being pistol whipped and shot in the back in San Jacinto late Tuesday evening, May 12. The shooting, which led to the arrest of a San Jacinto resident, happened on the 800 Block of Minor St. Last Tuesday’s shooting was the second San Jacinto shooting to happen […]

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SWAT standoff follows San Jacinto shooting – CO couple arrested

SAN JACINTO, Calif. — A Colorado Springs couple reportedly visiting acquaintances in San Jacinto are in custody after opening fire at a private residence on the 2800 block of Placentia St., early Tuesday morning, May 12. The pair, 28-year-old, Isaiah Dontae Knight and 36-year-old, Elizabeth Perkins, was involved in an argument that escalated into a fight, which ultimately led to […]

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Temecula appoints John Crater as new Fire Chief

TEMECULA, Calif. ─ Temecula Mayor James “Stew” Stewart, Temecula City Manager Aaron Adams and CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Chief Shawn Newman welcome John Crater as the newly appointed Division Fire Chief for the City of Temecula, effective May 11, 2020. LEADING THE RCNS HEADLINES: DUI, reckless driving may have led to fatal Hemet crash SWAT standoff follows San Jacinto shooting […]

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Possible hit and run shears Montgomery Creek light pole

MONTGOMERY CREEK, Calif. — Authorities are at the scene of a possible hit and run after a vehicle plowed into a light pole in the unincorporated mountain community of Montgomery Creek. The solo-vehicle crash, which sheered the light standard off at the base, happened along SR-299, near the chain up area just east of Big Bend Rd. LEADING THE SCNS […]

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Citizen credited with saving trio from Sacramento River

REDDING, Calif. — Authorities have credited a Redding man with rescuing  three people from the Sacramento River after their small boat took on water and began sinking early Monday evening, May 11. Monday’s rescue was the second time citizens were instrumental in rescuing stranded river-goers in less than a week, after two boaters helped officials rescue five people when their […]

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SERVPRO offers decontamination services to local PD as COVID-19 crisis continues

ANDERSON, Calif. — With the ongoing COVID-19 public health crisis continuing to dominate area and world headlines, a nationwide company recently offered – free of charge – their cleaning, sanitation and decontamination services for all Anderson Police Department patrol vehicles. LEADING THE SCNS HEADLINES: Anderson wreck kills Redding woman, 60 Redding sneaker theft leads to chase, crashes, arrests Although pursuit […]

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DUI, reckless driving may have led to fatal Hemet crash

UPDATED: Thursday, May 14, 4:30 p.m. See Original Story, photos and video below. HEMET, Calif. — Authorities investigating last Tuesday’s deadly crash, which killed a 27-year-old Hemet man and seriously injured the driver, say driving under the influence and reckless driving may have led to the solo-vehicle accident. The wreck, which is still under investigation, happened on N. Kirby St., […]

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Anderson wreck kills Redding woman, 60

ANDERSON, Calif. — A 60-year-old Redding woman was killed after crashing into an Anderson area ditch Sunday afternoon, May 10. She was not wearing her seat belt when the accident occurred according to California Highway Patrol. Officers are now investigating the cause of the deadly solo-vehicle wreck, which happened in the area of Dersch and Parkville roads. LEADING THE SCNS […]

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Calexico single-tenant ALDI sells for $2.6 million

CALEXICO, Calif. — Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors, a nationally recognized real estate brokerage and advisory firm specializing in retail property sales, announced today that the firm has completed the sale of a single-tenant ALDI in Calexico, California. The sale price was $2,640,000 for the triple-net absolute ground lease, representing a 5% cap rate. This transaction represents Hanley Investment […]

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