Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
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MURRIETA - A woman who fatally stabbed a 60-year-old Anza man to empty his bank account and squat on his property is expected to be sentenced today to 50 years to life in prison. Angela May Shaver, 46, was found guilty in May of the February 2006 slaying of Paul ''Pete'' Cline. Along with first-degree murder, a Murrieta jury convicted Shaver of sentence-enhancing allegations of using a deadly weapon during a felony. Jurors, however, acquitted her codefendant, 31-year-old Chris Darrel Duve of Lake Elsinore, who was tried...
FULLERTON - A former Camp Pendleton-based Marine who was convicted of gross vehicular manslaughter in a 2009 crash that killed a fellow Marine and injured two others was sentenced today to one year in jail, and will be released from custody tonight because he has already served that amount of time. Andrew Stueber, 27, was convicted Feb. 8 of gross vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence, but was acquitted of the more serious charge of manslaughter while intoxicated. Deputy District Attorney Nancy Hayashida advocated for... Full story
SAGE - A Sage man was arrested on suspicion of interfering with firefighters during the Buck fire, a Riverside County fire official announced today. Gregory Lance Good was arrested Tuesday and booked at the Southwest Detention Center in Murrieta for assault with a deadly weapon, a vehicle, against a firefighter and interfering with a firefighter in the line of duty, said Jody Hagemann of the Riverside County Fire Department. Good is being held on $30,000 bail.... Full story
MURRIETA – There are less than two weeks remaining for Murrieta property owners to participate in the Murrieta Solar Program, a citywide solar incentive program administered by Sullivan Solar Power. The program which allows homeowners to get paid to go solar expires on Aug. 20, 2012. Earlier this year, Sullivan Solar Power managed a similar program for Temecula, which resulted in the largest collective deployment of solar in the County’s history. According to the company, a handful of residents who wanted to p...
Take a pinch of Otis Redding, mix it with a little John Hiatt, give it the voice of James Brown and the soul and sensibility of Van Morrison and you get darn close to the Missiles of October! The Missiles are a dynamic source of delight for fans, music critics and music industry icons whenever and wherever they perform. Even after producing Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, Aretha Franklin and many others, Jimmy Johnson of Muscle Shoals Studios exclaims: "They are the best act...
The family of Andres "Andy" Adams of Fallbrook has just announced a visitation and funeral service will be held this week for the boy who died after being swept down the Merced River in Yosemite Wednesday, Aug. 15. Andy is the son of Blanca Rios and Angelo Adams. The boy's 6-year-old half brother, Jacob Adams, is still missing. Andres resided in Fallbrook with his mother and attended school at William H. Frazier Elementary. His half-brother resided in Yorba Linda with their... Full story
ANZA - A woman who fatally stabbed a 60-year-old Anza man to empty his bank account and squat on his property was sentenced today to 26 years to life in prison. Angela May Shaver, 46, was convicted in May of first-degree murder for the 2006 slaying of Paul "Pete" Cline, a writer well-known in the central Riverside County community. Superior Court Judge Kelly Hansen imposed the sentence mandated by law on Shaver, who has a prior federal conviction for identity theft. Co-defendant Chris Darrel Duve, 31, of Lake Elsinore, who...
The National Weather Service has announced a flash flood warning is in effect for North San Diego and Southern Riverside counties from 1:10 to 8 p.m. today, Friday, August 17. Experts say, "subtropical moisture will continue to spread across southern California for the next several days with sufficient daytime heating and instability; slow-moving thunderstorms will form and be capable of producing very heavy rain, large rainfall amounts, and flash flooding." "Recently burned areas in the mountains and foothills will be...
A flash flood watch remains in effect from noon today through this evening. A deep monsoonal flow will continue to feed moisture into southern California for the next several days. With sufficient daytime heating and instability, slow-moving thunderstorms that form will be capable of producing very large rainfall amounts and flash flooding, according to the National Weather Service. Recently burned areas in the mountains and foothills will be particularly susceptible to flooding and debris flows....
