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Heat rising in SoCal Inland with cooler coastal temperatures
Southern California temperatures will remain above average across interior areas this week, while staying cooler closer to the coast, where there will be a strong onshore breeze, the National Weather Service said Monday.
Cushman & Wakefield Brokers $56.6 Million Sale of Marketplace del Rio in Southern California
Oceanside, Calif. — Cushman & Wakefield has brokered the $56.6 million sale of Marketplace del Rio, a 183,292-square-foot shopping center located in Oceanside. Stater Bros. Markets anchors the property, which recently underwent extensive renovations. Jimmy Slusher, James Tyrell and Preston Fetrow of CBRE represented the seller, ROIC, in the transaction. A California-based private investor acquired the property. Phil Lyons and Chad Iafrate of Cushman & Wakefield represented the buyer.
Investigation underway after burned body found in San Bernardino field
An investigation is underway after a burned body was found in a San Bernardino field late Monday night. According to a spokesperson with the San Bernardino Police Department, officers responded to the corner of Donald and Duffy streets at 10:38 p.m. and located a body that had been burned. Preliminary information indicates the victim appears […]
Southern California Amazon workers strike at one of company’s major West Coast air hubs
Amazon workers walked off the job at a “crucial” warehouse in the Inland Empire on Sunday. The workers are engaging in an unfair labor practice strike over alleged retaliation that they faced when trying to unionize, read a joint statement from the workers and the Teamsters union, who is helping the workers organize the strike. […]
Search underway for 70-year-old California man who went missing after taking Jeep on off-road trail
A 70-year-old man has been missing since Friday after taking his Jeep on an off-road trail in California, authorities said. Warren Elliott was last seen on the Rubicon Trail in Placer County Friday afternoon, according to the Placer County Sheriff's Office. Searchers from multiple agencies and organizations are involved in the search, according to the sheriff's office. The search for Elliott continued on Monday, focusing on the Rubicon Springs area, the sheriff's office said.
Paris Olympics: When Northern California Olympians compete and how to watch them
With the Paris Olympics just days away, many Northern Californians have punched their ticket to the City of Lights. Learn more about them and keep track of when and how to watch them here. All times are in Pacific Daylight Time. (In video player above: KCRA 3's Deidre Fitzpatrick shares...
RIFA Infestation Rings Alarm Bells in Western California
With California Ag Today, I’m Haylie Shipp. This is the Ag Information Network. If it’s not aggressive hornets it’s aggressive ants! The Santa Barbara County Agricultural Commissioner’s Office is responding to an active infestation of Red Imported Fire Ants (RIFA), Solenopsis invicta, in the Montecito area. They believe the infestation originated from the importation of RIFA-infected nursery stock shipped from Riverside County in September of last year.
More record heat unlikely this week in Coachella Valley
Sunday was another blisteringly hot day in Palm Springs, but it wasn’t enough for a record. The city fell four degrees short of the July 21 record of 120 degrees, set in both 2023 and 2006. That means record books-watching locals had to content themselves with Saturday’s record-setting 120,...
Dos Pueblos Little League Junior All-Stars Win SoCal State Championship
The Dos Pueblos Little League 14U All-Stars are in the midst of a magical run and reached another milestone on Friday by capturing the SoCal State Championship with an 11-1 victory over Vista Little League. The team will now represent Southern California in the West Region Tournament in Bend, Oregon,...
Boilermakers to Compete in USA Swimming Speedo Summer Championships in SoCal
A dozen Boilermakers, including four men and eight women, are set to compete at USA Swimming's Speedo Summer Championships in Southern California, with events running from Tuesday to Saturday. 12 Boilermakers heading to the Speedo Summer Championships. 8 women and 4 men representing Purdue at the national event. Events include...
Governor Newsom honors fallen Caltrans worker
SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom today issued the following statement regarding the death of California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) equipment operator Alexander Rodish:. “Jennifer and I are deeply saddened to learn of the death today of Caltrans worker Alexander Rodish. A Caltrans employee since 2021, Alexander was a dedicated...
More than 27,000 bags of rice from Lundberg Family Farms recalled in May due to potential rodent contamination
RICHVALE, Calif. - Lundberg Family Farms recalled more than 27,000 bags of rice after the United States Food and Drug Administration says the rice was possibly contaminated with foreign objects. In May, the FDA said that bags of the Wild Blend Gourmet Rice sold by Lundberg Family Farms were possibly...
The California-to-Arkansas farmer pipeline
This story was originally published by Ambrook Research. The thick, squelching mud means there’s no outrunning the mosquitoes, which pierce any bit of skin left un-doused by bug repellant. Still, the discomfort of slogging through flooded Arkansas rice fields in the sticky month of June is offset by visions of abundance. A few glistening inches of water lie across several paddies on Hallie Shoffner’s 2,000-acre seed farm, Delta Harvest, from which thousands of bright green stalks of specialty rice protrude. An assistant stands on a metal levee bridge perched above the wet, taking measurements — part of a U.S. Department of Agriculture partnership pilot to determine how much methane, carbon dioxide, and nitrous oxide these fields are generating. When the pilot wraps up at the end of next year, Shoffner will share the results, for free, with any producer who’s interested.
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