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Over a thousand people joined a prayer walk and vigil in Redlands Tuesday night to honor a pair of teenagers gunned down last week. Police are still looking for the gunman that killed 17-year-old Quinn McCaleb and 16-year-old Andrew Jackson.
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State transportation officials say it could be a year or more before Highway 330 in the San Bernardino Mountains is open to traffic again. Parts of the twisting mountain roadway slid away during last month's storms. Caltrans is considering two possible repair options.
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The state’s emergency management chief toured storm ravaged areas of San Bernardino County today. The county sustained 10s of millions of dollars in damage during last month’s rains.
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A musician who helped define the distinctive sound of early '60s garage rock is being laid to rest tomorrow in Riverside.
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Three criminal trials that involve deadly assaults against Inland Empire police officers will get underway soon.
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Celebrated music historian and folksinger Rusty McNeil has died at her home in Riverside of complications from a stroke. The 81-year-old musician enjoyed a long career performing and teaching traditional American folk songs across the globe.
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The Southland’s intense storms are causing extensive damage throughout the Inland area. A pair of bridge overpasses in Highland collapsed this morning.
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The man suspected of murdering a Riverside police officer last month is pleading “not guilty.” Suspect Earl Ellis Green was arraigned Thursday.
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The city of Lake Elsinore could extend a moratorium on the establishment of medical marijuana outlets. The city council will take up the issue at a hearing tomorrow night.
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A nanotechnology company has just opened a new research lab in San Bernardino. The scientists there will look for ways to curb the spread of mosquito-borne diseases.
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Riverside County prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against Earl Ellis Green. He’s the man suspected of murdering a Riverside police officer earlier this month.
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Muslims in Temecula have gotten the go-ahead to build the first Islamic cultural center and mosque in the region. The OK from Temecula’s planning commission came late Wednesday night despite months of anti-Islam protests.