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There’s a first world problem Louis Brewster Fans, media need to show patience in Tony Stewart investigation Home → News → California Graphic: The numbers on Los Angeles’ officer-involved shootings In light of the controversy and protests in Ferguson, Missouri after the officer-involved shooting death of teen Michael Brown, this organization... By Daniel Tedford and Sarah Favot | 2 hrs ago Art show at Mission Gables House raises funds for Redlands Bowl REDLANDS >> The Associates of the Redlands Bowl turned the Mission Gables House into a one-stop destination for art on Saturday. The group held its second annual Art Show at the historic home featuring more than 30 artists. The goal was to... By Kristina Hernandez | 3 mins ago Shootings San Bernardino County leaders: Trust key in police-community relations Local elections Six candidates vie for two Rialto Unified school board seats West Nile virus West Nile detected in Needles; no humans reportedly infected MOST RECENT STORIES Transportation accidents 10-year-old Hesperia bicyclist dies after crash HESPERIA >> A 10-year-old riding his bicycle died after he collided with a vehicle, authorities said. Arnold Covarrubias of Hesperia was injured near the intersection of Main Street and Third Avenue about 8:47 p.m. Thursday, according to the San Bernardino County Coroner’s Office. The boy was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead about 9:35 p.m., the Coroner’s Office said. The Sheriff’s Department is investigating the fatality. Greg Cappis | 1 hr ago Class conflicts Why Los Angeles ‘could be the next Ferguson’ Could Ferguson happen here? Some would say it already did — nearly five decades ago. Days of sometimes violent demonstrations in Ferguson, Mo., erupted after Michael Brown, an unarmed black teen, was shot dead by a police officer Aug. 9, allegedly in self-defense. At the height of the civil rights movement, the Watts riots were triggered after a... Brenda Gazzar | 1 hr ago Automotive accidents Wrong-way driver injured in 10 Freeway crash in Colton COLTON >> A Ford Expedition traveling the wrong way on the 10 Freeway crashed into a semi truck, knocking the big rig down an embankment early Saturday, authorities said. The driver of the Expedition had to be extricated from the SUV and was taken to a hospital with moderate injuries, the Colton Fire Department said in a news release. The truck driver walked away from the crash uninjured, a fire official said. All but one of the freeway’s eastbound lanes were... Greg Cappis | 2 hrs ago Automotive accidents Apple Valley motorcyclist dies in Victorville crash VICTORVILLE >> An Apple Valley motorcyclist died Saturday morning after his bike collided with a car, authorities said. Roger Wayne Woods, 62, was riding north on Valley Center Drive about 8:50 a.m. when a 2007 Saturn traveling south “made an abrupt left turn and struck Woods,” according to the San Bernardino County Coroner’s Office. Woods was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead at 9:36 a.m. The Sheriff’s Department is... Greg Cappis | 4 hrs ago Zoological parks Los Angeles Zoo parking charges boost budget but cause chaos GRIFFITH PARK — Last spring, Yves Didier parked his car at the Los Angeles Zoo as other motorists scrambled to find free spots outside a roped off section for paid “preferred parking.” When he got back, his car had been blocked by a double-parked Mercedes-Benz. He asked zoo security and Los Angeles police to tow the offending car, but none would help, he said. Nor was there a zoo public address system that could summon the parking rogue. “I was... Dana Bartholomew | 4 hrs ago Droughts California water bond won’t be a drought-buster SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Gov. Jerry Brown and state lawmakers are expected to use the backdrop of California’s most severe drought in nearly four decades to sell voters on the $7.5 billion water plan they put on the ballot this week. Despite its size, the measure will not solve the problems created by the drought nor is it expected to prevent rationing during future ones. Instead, the projects it will fund are designed to provide a greater cushion when the state finds... FENIT NIRAPPIL, Associated Press | 9 hrs ago Celebrity deaths Lessons of stigmas, stereotypes in Robin Williams’ death NEW YORK (AP) — Jamie Masada, the owner of the fabled Los Angeles-based comedy club the Laugh Factory, vividly remembers a warm exchange with comic Richard Jeni of the two sharing words of encouragement and gentle ribbing. “The next day I heard he put a gun in his mouth and blew his head off,” recalled Masada of Jeni’s 2007 suicide. “At that point I said, ‘God, could I do something to somehow prevent that?’” A few years... JAKE COYLE, AP Film Writer | 15 hrs ago Trials Firing range owner testifies in terror trial for two Inland Empire men RIVERSIDE >> Testimony resumed this morning in the federal trial for two Inland Empire men accused of planning to engage in a violent jihad against American targets overseas. Nolan Avery, the manager at LAX Firing Range in Inglewood, said suspects Ralph De Leon, Miguel Santana and a “Middle Eastern man in his 40s” went to the range on Sept. 10,... Joe Nelson | 1 day ago Law enforcement agencies Who can lose the most weight at the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department? As a part to get the staff in shape and encourage better health, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department begins its annual battle of the bulge. Four teams have joined the Battle of the Badges to see who can lose the most weight over the next 10 weeks. The official weigh-in took place Thursday. Last year, Eli Celnik lost more than 100 pounds, while Pearl Cruz lost 52. All 45 competitors will be a winner in the long run. Many are like Sgt. Annadennise Briz, a... Richard Irwin | 1 day ago Legislation Brown signs bill extending statute of limitations on bribery Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation Friday that will change the statute of limitations for certain bribery offenses. Senate Bill 950, inspired by the Colonies corruption case in San Bernardino County and authored by state Sen. Norma Torres, D-Chino, suspends the statute of limitations until the discovery of the offense and applies to the crimes of giving or offering a bribe to a public official or public employee, or for asking for, receiving, or agreeing to receive a bribe by a public... 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