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Board to Consider ‘False Alarm Ordinance' to Impose Fines on Fake Distress Calls
The Riverside County Board of Supervisors will consider a proposal Tuesday to impose fines on individuals and businesses using fire, burglar and other alarms that are repeatedly triggered in unincorporated communities without justification, tying up first responders.
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Community Rallies to Help Struggling Small Business, as Others Close Doors
Small businesses are closing and the ones that are still open are fighting to stay open. Tony Shin reported on NBC4 News on Monday, Dec. 14, 2020.
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Licensed ICU Bed Capacity in Riverside County Drops to 0%, Officials Say
Riverside County health officials Monday reported 6,741 newly diagnosed coronavirus cases and 13 virus-related deaths since Friday, as the number of available licensed intensive care unit beds countywide dwindled to zero.
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Undercover Santa Tackles Suspected Thieves
Undercover officers dressed like Santa and elves tackled suspected shoplifters in Riverside. Kim Baldonado reports Dec. 11, 2020.
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Smoke Advisory Extends Into Monday for Inland Areas Due to Sanderson Fire
Officials in Anaheim, Fullerton and Brea reported that smoke from the Sanderson Fire south of Beaumont in Riverside County was visible Sunday, but stressed that there was no wildfire in Orange County.
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First Alert Forecast: Smoke Advisory Due to Fire
A smoke advisory is in effect due to a fire in the Beaumont area. Belen De Leon has the forecast for Monday Dec. 14, 2020.
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‘Get Him, Santa!' St. Nick and Elf Tackle Suspected Thieves in Riverside
An undercover Santa and an elf took down suspected thieves in a wild video Friday.
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Miracle Recovery: 94-Year-Old Navy Veteran Beats COVID-19
A 94-year-old Navy veteran has beaten COVID-19 after being hospitalized for eleven days. Tony Shin reports for NBC4 News at 6 p.m. on Dec.10, 2020.
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94-Year-Old World War II Veteran Beats COVID After 11-Day Hospitalization
A 94-year-old Navy veteran in Riverside County has beaten COVID-19 after being hospitalized for 11 days.
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Animal Rights Group's Lawsuit Alleging Abuse at San Jacinto Family Dairy Farm Dismissed
An animal rights’ group’s lawsuit alleging abuse of dairy cows at a decades-old San Jacinto farm was thrown out Thursday by a Riverside County Superior Court judge, who determined the claims were groundless.
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Riverside County Reports Record Number of New COVID Cases, Citing Testing Backlog
Citing a backlog in testing results, Riverside County reported nearly 11,000 new COVID-19 infections Tuesday, by far the highest single-day number ever recorded during the pandemic, pushing the county over the 100,000 mark in cumulative cases.
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Temecula Woman Pleads Guilty to Abusing and Torturing Two Foster Children
A Temecula woman accused of abusing her two foster children pleaded guilty Saturday to torture and child abuse.
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AQMD Issues Smoke Advisory Involving Bond, Airport Fires
A smoke advisory issued by the South Coast Air Quality Management District will be in effect Friday morning due to wildfires burning in Orange and Riverside counties.
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First Alert Forecast: Light Winds
We’ll experience light winds this weekend along with poor air quality in the regions where wildfires are burning. Belen De Leon has your First Alert forecast for Friday, Dec. 4, 2020.
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Brush Fire Burning near Nuevo Holding at 200 Acres
A brush fire burning in the unincorporated Nuevo area of Riverside County near Hemet had charred 200 acres and was 10% contained early Thursday.
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Wind Fans Wildfire in California Canyons, Residents Flee
Powerful winds have pushed flames through Southern California canyons as an out-of-control wildfire burns near homes, forcing residents to flee
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Riverside County Sets New Record for COVID-19 Hospitalizations
Riverside County Monday reported a record number of coronavirus patients being treated in area hospitals.
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Accused Serial Rapist to Stand Trial for Sexual Assaults Over 11 Years in Corona, Riverside
A convicted felon who allegedly perpetrated at least six sexual assaults in Corona and Riverside over an 11-year span, gaining control over victims with a knife or gun, must stand trial on multiple forcible rape and other charges, a judge ruled Tuesday.
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Riverside County Hospitals Feeling Pressure of Higher COVID Caseloads, Officials Say
Hospitals throughout Riverside County are contending with higher demand for beds because of increasing coronavirus cases, but they are well-positioned to deal with a second-wave surge, a health official said Tuesday.
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Riverside County COVID-19 Cases Surging, Hospitalizations Spiking
Officials are asking people to avoid gatherings for Thanksgiving. Tony Shin reported on NBC4 News on Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2020.