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Four Wrightwood residents died when a 2016 Hyundai Veloster veered off Highway 2 and crashed into a utility pole around 1:30 a.m.; alcohol is suspected as a contributing factor and none of the six passengers wore seatbelts, with five ejected and two others hospitalized in critical condition at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center.
Two 13-year-olds are in custody after an attack at a San Bernardino apartment complex jacuzzi, with surveillance showing one attacker kicking a man in the head while another steals his phone. The victim suffered a concussion. Their parents turned them in, and both youths face felony charges as investigators continue to probe the incident.
A man in San Bernardino reports his Toyota Tacoma was stolen by an unmarked tow truck, leading to at least a dozen similar thefts in the area. Authorities are investigating, and residents are advised to use security devices like AirTags and surveillance cameras to protect their vehicles.
Parents of 7-month-old Emmanuel Haro, who was reported kidnapped, have been arrested on suspicion of murder following an investigation that revealed inconsistencies in their story and ongoing search efforts. The case has shifted from a kidnapping to a critical missing child investigation, with authorities reviewing security footage and conducting searches at the family's residence.
Federal immigration agents in San Bernardino fired shots during a targeted enforcement operation after a suspect drove at officers and struck two with his vehicle. The incident involved breaking vehicle windows, firing multiple rounds, and a subsequent police response to locate and support the suspect, amid community concerns over the use of force and legal jurisdiction issues.
A magnitude 4.3 earthquake near Rialto in San Bernardino County shook Southern California, felt across a wide area with no reported damage, followed by a smaller aftershock, and is part of the region's frequent seismic activity.
The Diocese of San Bernardino has issued a dispensation allowing Catholics who fear ICE raids to skip Mass, citing increased immigration enforcement and detentions on church property, and marking the first such official exemption in the U.S.
A 15-year-old boy with autism, identified as Ryan Gainer, was shot and killed by a sheriff’s deputy in California while holding a gardening tool during a mental health crisis. The family's lawyer questioned the use of deadly force, and the sheriff's department released limited footage of the incident. The shooting has raised concerns about law enforcement's response to mental health crises and comes amid previous scandals involving the San Bernardino sheriff’s department.
Five suspects have been charged with murder in the fatal shootings of six men in the Southern California desert, with prosecutors alleging a dispute over marijuana as the motive. The victims were found in the Mojave Desert, and the suspects were arrested after search warrants were served in various locations. The illegal marijuana market continues to thrive despite the legalization of recreational marijuana in California, prompting law enforcement officials to call for reforms in cannabis laws.
A preliminary 4.2-magnitude earthquake rattled San Bernardino, with no immediate reports of injuries or structural damage. The temblor was felt by residents in surrounding areas, including Burbank, Santa Fe Springs, Chino, and Fontana.
A 4.2-magnitude earthquake hit the San Bernardino area in Southern California, with shaking felt across the region. Centered almost 2 miles southwest from San Bernardino, the quake occurred at 7:43 p.m. and had a depth of 15.5 km. Earthquake expert Lucy Jones noted its proximity to the locked San Jacinto fault, with no immediate reports of significant damage or injuries. Shaking was felt in various cities, and residents are advised to prepare earthquake kits.
A preliminary 4.2-magnitude earthquake struck near San Bernardino, California, with its epicenter close to the San Jacinto fault, according to Dr. Lucy Jones. The quake, which occurred at a depth of about 9.63 miles, did not result in any initial reports of damage.
Police in San Bernardino, California, shot and killed a woman, Darvet Brown, after she was seen pointing a gun at a 3-year-old boy's head. Responding to a 911 call, officers found Brown inside a home, where she had barricaded herself with the child. Despite attempts to de-escalate the situation, Brown continued to threaten the child's life. The officers fired their weapons to protect the child, who was unharmed. Brown, who was not related to the child, was described as a close friend experiencing a mental health episode. An investigation is ongoing.
Police in California shot and killed a "very distraught" woman who was pointing a gun at a 3-year-old boy. The incident began when a grandmother called 911, reporting that the armed woman was threatening her grandson. When officers arrived, they saw the woman pointing the gun at them before retreating inside the apartment. After breaking down the door, police found the woman pointing the gun at the sobbing child. They shot her multiple times when she refused to drop the weapon and resumed pointing it at the boy. The child was unharmed, and the motive behind the woman's behavior remains unclear.
San Bernardino police shot and killed a woman, identified as Darvet Brown, who was pointing a gun at a 3-year-old child inside an apartment. Responding to a call from the child's grandmother, officers confronted the suspect, who had already fired the gun inside the residence. After the woman pointed the gun at the officers, they kicked open the door and shot her multiple times to protect the child. Brown, who was not related to the child, was pronounced dead at the scene. The motive behind the incident is under investigation. The child was unharmed.