A former Bank of America employee is being held on suspicion of grand theft and felony elder abuse after prosecutors say he swindled an elderly woman out of $61,000. »
Archive for February 4th, 2010
Palm Springs to Host Fun and Educational Events for Black History Month
City Celebrates 23rd Annual Black History Month with Host of Fun and Educational Events Contact: Amy Blaisdell Communications Director City of Palm Springs 323-8250 Feb. »
Daughter reports mom’s reckless driving in Ventura
A woman has been arrested in Ventura after her daughter called police to report that her mother was driving recklessly. »
Original Joe’s Left a Bad Taste
I was downtown with my husband Ken. I was tired and hungry, so when he suggested that he could drop me off at OJ’s while he ran an errand I said a quick, “Yes, please”. It was late afternoon so there were plenty of stools at the counter. My favorite place to sit. I enjoy... »
LAPD detonates explosives found in home
Officials say Los Angeles police detonated explosives and seized firearms at a house they raided earlier as part of an undercover operation. »
Three wounded in botched robbery at Fort Mason
Police say three people are recovering after being shot during a botched robbery attempt at San Francisco's Fort Mason. »
LA transit board OKs $1.5B rail line extension
A transportation board has approved a $1.5 billion plan to build a light rail line that will connect downtown Los Angeles with the city's west side. »
OC man arrested on manslaughter charges in crash
An Orange County man has been arrested on suspicion of killing an 8-year-old girl and injuring two others during a high-speed car crash in Lake Forest. »
California woman killed in New Mexico car crash
Authorities say a California woman has been killed in a car crash in New Mexico. »
Probe finds tapings by Brown spokesman not illegal
Alameda County prosecutors have determined the former spokesman for California Attorney General Jerry Brown did not break the law when he secretly recorded phone conversations with reporters. »
SoCal Indian tribe’s CFO, insurance broker charged
A Riverside County grand jury has indicted two men for allegedly defrauding the Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians out of more than $4 million. »
Garrido lawyers want to talk to Jaycee
A defense lawyer says Phillip and Nancy Garrido is seeking permission to visit each other in the jail where they have been held separately since being arrested in the kidnapping of Jaycee Dugard more than 18 years ago. »
Calif man to be sentenced for tattoo parlor arson
A Pacific Grove man is facing several years in prison after authorities say he threw a Molotov cocktail at a tattoo parlor after employees refused to draw on his chest an offensive image of President Barack Obama. »
LA Co. reverses its policy on foster children
The Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services has suspended efforts to reduce the number of children in foster homes following the deaths of several children who were under its care. »
Inn foreclosure leaves wedding deposits in limbo
Foreclosure of a luxury inn set in California's central coast wine country has brides and grooms worried about wedding plans. »