Month: March 2021

Assemblywoman Dahle negotiates school opening plan prioritizing North State schools

SACRAMENTO – Today, Assemblywoman Megan Dahle (R-Bieber) joined 14 of her Assembly Republican colleagues in supporting Assembly Bill 86, to provide $6.6 billion to get students back in the classroom. As the majority of schools in northeastern California counties have been open, this measure will provide critical funding to help these schools continue their good work. LEADING THE SCNS HEADLINES: […]

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11 men and women arrested during Temecula prostitution sting

TEMECULA, Calif. — Authorities say eleven men and women were arrested during a “John” sting in Temecula, Wednesday, March 3. The sting, which was just one of countless recent such operations in the Riverside County area in recent months, was intended to reduce the demand for sex trafficking throughout the region, according to officials. LEADING THE RCNS HEADLINES: Second fentanyl-related […]

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Victim of second fatal fentanyl overdose in days ID’d – Dealer remains in custody on murder charges

UPDATED: Sunday, March 7, 4:53 p.m. See Original Story below. SAN JACINTO, Calif. — Authorities who are continuing to investigate the fentanyl-related overdose death of a San Jacinto man early Friday morning, March 5 have identified the victim who passed away. Friday’s death occurred just days after the fentanyl-related overdose death of a 16-year-old French Valley girl. Two men suspected […]

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Burney area fire resources taxed fighting eight suspicious overnight fires

JOHNSON PARK, Calif. — Intermountain area firefighters from multiple area fire stations spent nearly three and a half hours knocking down eight separate but possibly related fires early Thursday morning, March 4. The fires included a large log deck blaze at a lumber yard and seven additional grass and vegetation fires within a half-mile radius. Authorities have since said the […]

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After year of “pandemic ups and downs”, Banning Art Gallery reopens

Beverly Rashidd contributed to this article. BANNING, Calif. — After a challenging year of COVID-19 pandemic-related ups and downs, the Banning Art Gallery and the Cultural Alliance of the Pass are excited to announce that the popular art gallery is reopening its doors to the public. “It is a pleasure to, once again, have a place for accomplished and novice artists […]

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Two stabbed, one dies, during Riverside river-bottom party attended by thousands

RIVERSIDE, Calif. — Authorities say one man has died and another is recovering from stab wounds received during a large fight that erupted during a Riverside river-bottom party that was attended by thousands of party-goers early Sunday morning, Feb. 28. Detectives now investigating the double stabbing believe there are witnesses who have yet to come forward and also believe there […]

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Two-day Redding cleanup project clears waterways, removes debris

REDDING, Calif. — Community Work Program Officers (CWPOs), along with inmates from the Shasta County Sheriff’s Office Alternative Work Program, teamed up with Redding PD’s Neighborhood Police Unit and employees from the City of Redding Parks Department to conduct an extensive set of cleanup projects over two days this week. Despite the ongoing, nearly year-long COVID-19 global public health crisis, […]

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Naked man who sexually assaulted Temecula sunbathers arrested

TEMECULA, Calif. — Authorities say a man who stripped off his clothes before entering the back yard of a private residence and sexually assaulted two women who were sunbathing was later located and arrested Tuesday afternoon, March 2. The terrifying incident that led to the man’s arrest happened at a home in the 41000 block of Zinfandel Avenue, northeast of […]

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No injuries reported after early morning Redding blaze destroys home

REDDING, Calif. — No serious injuries were reported after an early morning blaze swept through a southwest Redding double wide mobile home earlier today, Wednesday, March 3. The fire tore through a residence in the 1100 block of Kenyon Drive near Chantilly Lane, in a rural and somewhat mountainous area, southwest of SR-299W and Hwy 273. LEADING THE SCNS HEADLINES: […]

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