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Search & Rescue Helicopter rescue of three hikers who try shortcut to mountain top November 17, 2019 New
Wild Horse Org files complaint against Pendley By LAURA LEIGH, President Wild Horse Education November 5, 2019
Search CHP concentrates efforts on Impaired Driving October 31, 2019
El Centro / La Mesa
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Car crashes down I-10 onto Broadway November 17, 2019 New
Vehicle stolen from Avis Car Rental recovered – Thief goes to jail November 17, 2019 New
Two from Blythe arrested for Burglary November 9, 2019
Home Country November 6, 2019
October 31, 2019
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Guest Opinion By DR. GLENN MOLLETTE, Syndicated Columnist November 17, 2019 New
Father arrested for the murder of his 3-month-old daughter November 12, 2019
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Meetings Blythe City Council Meeting PV School District Board Meeting 
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FOREST FALLS, Calif – On Saturday November 9, San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Dispatch received a 911 call from Jeffrey Schall (age 32 of Irvine). Schall was hiking with Geraldine Delgado (age 32 of Riverside) and Jessica Ramirez (age 29 of Loma Linda) on the Vivian Creek Trail trying to reach Galena Peak. The three attempted to take a shortcut and climbed a rocky cliff face thinking the top of the cliff would lead them to their destination.
WASHINGTON, DC – Wild Horse Education, a nonprofit advocacy organization, filed a complaint with the Office of the Inspector General (OIG). The complaint alleges ethics violations involving the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Deputy Director William Perry Pendley. William Perry Pendley, the BLM Deputy Director for Policy and Programs, exercising authority of the director, has been busy calling wild horses the greatest threat to our public lands.
SACRAMENTO, Calif – The California Highway Patrol (CHP) and the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) are partnering on a new campaign aimed at reducing the number of crashes caused by impaired drivers through enforcement and education efforts. The yearlong, California Impaired Driving Reduction (CIDR) campaign, which began October 1, 2019, continues through September 30, 2020.
NEEDLES, Calif – On Saturday, November 16 at 8:21 p.m., deputies from the San Bernardino County Sheriff - Colorado River Station/Needles Police initiated a traffic stop on a reported stolen vehicle from Avis Car Rental, at the I-40 and East Broadway Street in Needles. Deputies detained the driver, identified as Van Viet Doan (age 31 of Garden Grove) and his female passenger without incident.
BLYTHE, Calif – On Wednesday, November 6, 2019, Officers from the Blythe Police Department responded to the 200 Block of North 2nd Street regarding a report of a burglary that had occurred in the early morning hours. Officers arrived and learned that two residences in the alleyway had been burglarized. From evidence collected at the scene, Officers were able to track the possible suspects to a residence at 170 N. 2nd Street.
The first cold nights sent Billy indoors. Aunt Ada always had room on the couch for Billy. It was different now, of course, since Desdemona passed away. She was good, for a cat. Now there was just Billy and the other cat, Boots, to share the couch.
Our country is over 22 trillion dollars in debt and growing. Reducing our spending is never easy especially for our government. We have a lot of obligations from Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Defense, Veterans, Infrastructure and more. There aren't that many places to cut spending in our nation's budget. Social Security eats up about 23 percent of our budget. Our government is supposed to start sending me a check every month in just over a year. After paying into it since I was 18 years old, I would like to collect it.
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