Inmate stabbings at California Rehabilitation Center prompt lockdown
Three inmates at the California Rehabilitation Center were stabbed last night with one in Riverside General Hospital and another moved to a Chino facility. A third sustained multiple wounds. all are listed in stable condition. A separate escape attempt led to two women being captured near the men's unit fence and moved to a nearby women's institution.
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California Rehabilitation Center
CRC
Rodolfo Valdez
Riverside General Hospital
Los Angeles
Guadalupe. Juarez,Jr
Riverside
Fifth Street
California Institution
Womert
Ann Robledo
Cray Calderon
Fresno
Airport safety and fencing projects outlined in city plan
The airport will receive 50 50 matching funds from the city for security fencing around the perimeter totaling $13 825 and lighting for an additional runway turnoff costing $11 638. Poles with day and night warning devices cost $6 516 to mark 60 foot poles at the east end. An oiling project on a dusty north area totals $15 415 to curb dust.
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Greer
Community Free Clinic shifts focus to general medicine
The Corona Free Clinic now emphasizes general medicine under new administrator Joanne Jen Stock. The staff includes five doctors, volunteers, and a pediatrician among others, offering counseling, treatment, and referrals for all ages. The facility, located behind the Corona Community Hospital on Main Street, operates Monday and Wednesday evenings with a long volunteer history and reports of high patient appreciation.
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Joanne Jen- Stock
Ac Een
Corona Community Hospital
Main Street
Corona Community Center Committee
Jendrock
Richard Hall
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
Most
Clinic
County Health Department
Amy
Tye
Four people injured in weekend motor vehicle crashes
Corona Police reported four injuries from weekend crashes. Two hurt in a collision at Eighth and Buena Vista when Richard S. Reed, 18, stopped at a stop sign and pulled into traffic. a fourth injury accident had not filed a report by morning.
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Corona Police
Police
Eighth
Buena ‘Vista
Richard S. Reed
W. Eighth
Buena Vista
LCA Bus Service Doomed Says Southern California Transit
TheSouthern California Rapid Transit District announced that bus service in the county is at risk of ending due to unresolved funding and service cuts. Officials warn riders to prepare for reduced routes and possible cancellations.
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California
Rapid
Electronic voting system to be installed in Corona council chambers
The Corona City Council approved 3600 for an electronic voting panel showing each member’s name and vote. The system aims to end verbal voting and reveal tallies, with installation expected by late August or early September in the new Civic Center chambers.
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Corona City
City Commission
Jim Wheaton
Civic Center
Grinder’s to open new Corona Mall restaurant
The Grinder’s, the 12th in a Southern California chain, will build a 3,063 square foot restaurant on a 7,500 square foot lot near 4th and Main beside Schwartz Furniture. Construction starts within 30 days and takes about five months with hours 6 am to midnight weekdays and 1 am weekends. A wine and beer bar will be included. Corona Redevelopment Agency arranged the location before handing to the City Council.
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Corona
Apne
the Grinder
Southernalifornia
Grindérs, Inc
4Th and Main
Schwartz Furniture
Corona : ‘Mall
Corona ‘Redevelopment Agency
Corona City Council
Bollero Seeks Approval for Riverside Fruit and Produce Store
Bollero advances a plan after council discussion to build a fruit and produce store on Serfas Road near the Riverside Freeway. Mayor and council members, including Farmer, Tony Bollero, support the project as it moves closer to final approval.
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Tony
Spraying Reduces Brush Fire Risk in Corona Area
The U.S. Forest Service completed a herbicide spraying project on about 400 acres south of Corona to reduce fire hazard. A helicopter treated 380 acres with some hand spraying near citrus groves, aiming for six to ten years of defoliation before further work may be needed. Local officials note drought drives high risk and that warnings were issued with precautions.
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U.S. Forest Service
Main Street
Eagle Canyon
Corona
Temescal
el Cerrito Canyon
Forest Service
San Diego
Clifford Stevens
Trabuco
Cleveland National Forest
Cleveland National’ Forest
California
Three Arrested In Corona Narcotics Bust After Gunpoint Stop
Three people were arrested on narcotic charges after a sequence in Corona. An alarmed citizen mistook a gunpoint arrest for a robbery during a narcotics stakeout connected to an alleged heroin buy involving suspect Patricio Estrada, 19.
Council Meeting Delayed as Zone Issues Reach Norco
Police report detailing a Norco burglary investigation at Belle Street. Detectives obtained a warrant and found 11 balloons of suspected heroin in a residence. Arrests include Emily Zaragosa, 34, for possession of heroin with intent to sell, and Valerio Sylva, 25, for narcotic influence.
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Belle Street
Emily ‘Zaragosa
Valerio Sylva
Undercover Officer Catches Suspect in West Corona Radio Theft
Police report an undercover officer and a 21 year old male acted as lookouts while a citizen's band radio was stolen from a car parked at Corona Bowl in West Corona. The suspect, William Aute of 953 W Sixth, was identified and booked on burglary and receiving stolen property charges.
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Corona Bowl
West Corona
William Aute
Frida Ig
West Eucat
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