Colton police fighting possible layoffs
Colton police fighting possible layoffs
COLTON – Colton police officers are launching a campaign to prevent 16 possible layoffs of sworn personnel in the face of a $5 million cutback in city budgets next year.
Convicted pimp could get 500 years
SAN BERNARDINO — Reginald E. Christopher, suspected of being onetime president of the Watergate Crips gang, faces 500 years in prison after being the first-ever person convicted in San Bernardino
Drug deal ends with fatal car attack
SAN BERNARDINO — Police spent Thanksgiving chasing down two murder suspects for intentionally striking a pedestrian with a vehicle. Police said a drug deal led to the fatal collision on
Petaluma police cracking down on holiday DUIs
PETALUMA — DUI enforcement officers put their training into action during the four-day Thanksgiving holiday. The night before Thanksgiving brought repeated calls for police services at the bars and restaurants
Man behind attempted Walmart stickup being sought
ELK GROVE — Police are still looking for the suspect involved in a Nov. 9 attempted robbery at a Walmart store on Elk Grove Boulevard. At approximately 8:56 p.m. Nov.
Killing spurs Victorville police to shut down club
VICTORVILLE – A nightclub that was the site of a fatal shooting Saturday night was shut down Monday by San Bernardino County sheriff’s officials. Delvon Lamonte Williams, 26, of Fontana was killed after
Two officers quit, four others disciplined in Rialto sex scandal
RIALTO — A lawsuit alleging Rialto police officers violated a waitress’ civil rights has led to a major shakeup in the department. Two Rialto police officers quit and four others
Riverside investigators link murders to man on death row
RIVERSIDE – A man sitting on California’s death row has been linked to the killings of two people 20 years after their deaths, said Riverside County investigators this week. Alfredo
