The COVID-19 pandemic brought a lot of change, from vaccines to hefty unemployment rates. It also brought a more widespread issue into the light: substance abuse and mental health, especially among school teachers.
With the skyrocketing number of deaths and overall fentanyl use, local police departments are doing their part to help because as they say, “One Pill Can Kill.”
A young coyote wandered onto a Jurupa Valley campus Monday and darted into a restroom, where he tried to hide in a stall before he was caught and returned to the wild.
Since 2016, at least 434 people have died from fentanyl overdose in Riverside County, but that number could be higher. District Attorney Mike Hestrin says something has to be done.
Proposition 30 is aimed at reducing California’s biggest sources of air pollution: wildfires and transportation. With the election nearly a month away, advocates are pushing for this initiative after one surprising political figure is wanting this proposition shut down.
Fontana Police say 15-year-old Savannah Graziano was last seen with her father Anthony Graziano, 45, Monday at 7:34 a.m. in Fontana. Authorities believe she is still with her father Anthony Graziano. He is considered armed and dangerous.
