Riverside County home values climb amid Orange County influx
Rex Jackson and Gary Cottrell of Riverside County assessors report ongoing, steep rises in property values across Corona Norco and Hemet. Values up 20 to 60 percent in Norco and Corona sections, with countywide increases fueled by Orange County residents and limited new supply. Assessors note reassessment cycles every three years unless the market explodes. Residents receiving June Value Change Notices can contact the Corona assessor at 737-4085.
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Orange County
Rex Jackson
County of Riverside
Riverside County
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Corona
Gary Cottrell
Cottrell
Jackson
Village Grove
Garretson
Sixth Street
Hemet
Valedictorian Trio Highlight Norco High Graduation
Norco High senior Katherine Hsu earned straight A's on three makeup English exams securing a 4.0 GPA and joining NHS’s 1977 valedictorians. She will major in applied physics and informational science at UC San Diego, with a economics minor, and aims for computer programming and systems analysis.
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Norco High School
Katherine Hsu
NHS
Miss Hsu
Norman C. Hsu
Corona
University of California At San Diego
Girls League
S-Club
Debbie Quick
Annetle Anderson
NHS 1977
CNTA Negotiations: Impasse Persists as Talks Run Long
CNTA President Randy-Sue Brekke notes slow progress and says workers face major differences with Harper on contract terms. The union seeks a 15 percent across the board raise, higher fringe benefits, longer work day with planning periods, smaller classes, and revised leave and grievance rules. A state mediator may be called if negotiators cannot resolve negotiable versus non negotiable items.
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Educational Employment Relations Board
Harper
CNTA
Beaumont man shoots in front of girlfriend’s home
A 27 year old Beaumont man, Leslie Wall, was shot and killed at the Corona home of his girlfriend. Investigators say Wall threatened Charles Gailey, 1441 W. 6th St., before firing a shotgun. Sonia McCrary, 18, sister of the girlfriend, was questioned and released. police cite self defense as a factor.
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Corona
Fred Biggs
Leslie Wall
Charles Gailey
W. 6Th St
Gailey
Charlene Gailey
Sonia McCrary
Wail
Miss Gailey
Gailey. At That Point, Police Said, Mrs. McCrary
Wall
Corona Community Hospital
McCrary
Biggs
Weather outlook with hazy sun and warm days
A hazy sun and warm spell continues through the weekend with moderate smog. The oxidant level reached 14 parts per million. Today’s high hit 84 with a 62 overnight low. Yesterday’s high was 89.
Old Timers Picnic Brings Corona Citizens Back to Past
Patrons from across the country are expected Sunday at Corona City Park for the annual Old Timers Picnic marking Corona’s early days. Joe Bridges notes 200 to 300 attendees. free coffee and ice cream, bring lunch. Bridges will display vintage Corona photos. plaque naming him honorary historian to be presented by Mayor Gunderson.
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Corona City Park
Joe Bridges
Corona
Bridges
Tom Gunderson
Cit
Corona High School
Corona City Council acts to clarify refuse definition
Corona officials move to fix a court dispute over citations for illegal dumping. City Manager Jim Wheaton says the code defines refuse as items collected by the contractor, excluding bulky waste like discarded vehicles dirt manure and construction materials, leading to innocent offenders.
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Corona City
Jim Wheaton
Corona Mayor moves to abolish the Mayor's Industrial Committee
Corona Mayor Tom Gunderson wins council support to terminate the Mayor's Industrial Committee and shift its duties to the Chamber of Commerce. Councilman Don Rapp backs abolition while others cite public relations and information dissemination roles for the committee.
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Corona
Tom Gunderson
Bill Bass
City Halk
Bass
Ross Blanch
Gene Donovan
Ted Beck
Hayden Trans-Cooler Inc
Wayne Keith
Alcoa
A.J. Velthoen
Borden Company
Elvin Downs
Gunderson
Chamber of Commerce
Donovan
Ira Calvert
Keith, Velthoen
Virgil Maw
Modernair
James Cashman
Corona Land Company
Gary Killingsworth
Council
Calvert
Chamber
Don Rapp
Pair sought in eight Riverside killings linked to sexual orientation
Riverside County authorities launched a manhunt for Patrick W. Kearney and David Douglas Hill after warrants were issued on strong evidence tied to two confirmed killings. Police say the suspects, believed to be connected to six other bodies found near highways, fled the area, with victims including Arturo Marquez and John O. LaMay.
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Riverside County Sheriff’s Department
Redondo Beach
Patrick W. Kearney
David Douglas Hill
Riverside
Sam Lowery
Arturo Marquez
Oxnard
Banning
John O. LaMay
el Segundo
Highway 71
Temescal Canyon
Lowery
San Diego
Orange
Los Angeles
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