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Soccer Recap: Canyon Springs' Winning Streak Snapped at Three Games
It was a good run, but Canyon Springs unfortunately witnessed the end of their three-game winning streak on Friday. They and the Equipo Academy Yeti finished up on equal footing with a 2-2 draw. The result (or lack thereof) marked the Pioneers' first draw of the season. Jaden Aguirre was...
ICYMI: CHP recovers nearly $850,000 in stolen merchandise
SACRAMENTO — Governor Gavin Newsom lauded the work of the California Highway Patrol’s Organized Retail Crime Task Force, which shut down organized retail theft rings in Orange and Alameda counties in recent weeks. Officers seized nearly $850,000 in stolen merchandise and made multiple felony arrests. “Our organized retail...
When should police be involved at school? A California bill would let teachers make the call
CALIFORNIA, USA — During Zuleima Baquedano’s first year as a teacher, she faced an important choice. One of her students had difficulty controlling her emotions. One day, she had a meltdown and kicked Baquedano down. The principal asked Baquedano if she wanted to call the police, because the...
Devastating Inland Empire Brush Fire Sparks Federal Lawsuit
A 2021 fire that tore through the San Bernardino National Forest and burned hundreds of acres was caused by a contracting company’s negligent operation of an excavator in a rocky area, the U.S. Department of Justice alleges in a lawsuit filed Thursday. The suit filed in U.S. District Court...
Autonomous Cessna Flies over 3,900 Miles in Test for Air Force
Joby Aviation, a company with Dayton manufacturing plans, recently flew a Cessna autonomously for more than 3,900 miles for the Air Force, the company said Monday. Joby's team flew a fully autonomous Cessna 208B Grand Caravan between military bases and public airports across California and Nevada earlier this month. The...
Football Recap: Liberty Starts Season with Win on the Road
Liberty had to kick off their season on the road on Friday, but they showed no ill effects. They came out on top against the Temecula Valley Golden Bears by a score of 27-17. When it comes to explaining why Temecula Valley lost, one person who can't be blamed is Ramese Rivera. Despite the final result, he threw for 190 yards and two touchdowns while completing 78.9% of his passes, and also rushed for 93 yards on only nine carries. Carlos Carruego was in the mix too, providing Temecula Valley with two receiving touchdowns touchdowns.
Labor Day weekend approaches. Here's how to save $1 per gallon at certain California gas stations.
There's no doubt that gas prices are high everywhere.Now, with the Labor Day holiday weekend nearly upon us, CBS13 and the Call Kurtis consumer investigative team have uncovered a way to score a buck off a gallon of gas. Think about it. If you have a 16-gallon tank, that's $16 saved. And, you can get this deal for three fill-ups, so that's at least $48 in savings.Right now, the prices at the gas pump are dizzying for all of us. A gallon of gas is going for either $4 or $5 a gallon."They are ridiculous," said Paul, of Sacramento. "They...
Labor Day weekend is a few days away. Here's some tips before hitting the road in California
Many Californian motorists are expected to hit the road early for Labor Day weekend. Here are some things to keep in mind if you're one of them. When is Labor Day 2024? ...
California Funds Project to Protect “Legacy Cannabis Culture and Genetics”
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information A group of academic researchers, scientists, and community-based organizations today announced the launch of a first-of-its-kind, multidisciplinary, community-based participatory research (CBPR) study for cannabis agriculture. Funded by a $2.7 million grant from the California Department of Cannabis Control, the project incorporates public education and CBPR to implement the standard methods and systems used across agriculture … Continue reading The post California Funds Project to Protect “Legacy Cannabis Culture and Genetics” appeared first on The Marijuana Herald.
Conflicting federal policies may cost residents more on flood insurance, and leave them at risk
AP — Conflicting federal policies may force thousands of residents in flood-prone areas to pay more for flood insurance or be left unaware of danger posed by dams built upstream from their homes and worksites, according to an Associated Press review of federal records and data. The problem stems from a complex set of flood […]
Tomatoes in space: UC Riverside scientists making big strides in mission to grow food for astronauts
Space is the final frontier for agriculture."It's expensive to send food up to astronauts, so ideally, we want them to grow some of their own food," said Dr. Robert Jinkerson, an associate professor of chemical and environmental engineering at the Bourns College of Engineering at UC Riverside.As NASA plans missions to the moon and Mars, scientists like Jinkerson are researching how to grow plants and fungal-based food using artificial photosynthesis."Our work is focused on how do we actually grow plants without light and try to reduce and minimize the amount of light," he said.Instead of sunlight, Jinkerson has managed to...
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