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New development forcing burros into some Inland Empire cities KABC Wild burros have roamed the hills northeast of Riverside for decades. But with new development, and friendly neighbors feeding them, the burros are becoming much more of a nuisance. "People are calling because they're damaging their plants and damaging their grass," said Sgt. Kyle Stephens with Riverside County Animal Services. "And they can do a lot of damage." Stephens says their primary tactic when large numbers of burros move into foothill communities, like Highgrove, is to relocate the animals back into ne...

A key message is missing in government and health guidelines to combat COVID-19 in the United States. Wear a mask, wash your hands, keep your distance, close your business, stay home — such is the advice and orders governments have doled out since the early days of the pandemic. But few elected officials have had the gumption to tell us to put down our forks and think about our diets, which could prove far more effective in easing the burden on hospitals. When nations around the world in June were experiencing surges in COVID cases, scientists and health officials were wondering why Japa...

Larry Nassar denied new sentencing judge by Court of Appeals criticized  Ingham County Circuit Judge Rosemarie Aquilina's conduct during his sentencing. In a 22-page opinion, a three-judge panel split 2-1 against Nassar's effort to be resentenced by a new judge,  with two judges writing that  Nassar admitted guilt, received a fair sentence and Aquilina did not show bias. All three judges were  troubled by some comments Aquilina made about Nassar, calling some of her statements "wholly inappropriate," while adding that "inflammatory hyperbole has no place in a sentencing hearing," a...

UpdatedWed, Dec 16, 2020 at 11:41 am PT Reply The dog during his ordeal. (John Welsh) The dog during his ordeal. (John Welsh) The dog after his rescue. (John Welsh) JURUPA VALLEY, CA — A German Shepherd spotted dangling from a small bathroom window at a Jurupa Valley business Wednesday morning was getting veterinary care for his injuries after two Riverside County Animal Services officers rescued him. The incident was reported around 7 a.m. by an employee at All Car Auto Repair, 8766 Limonite Court, where the dog lived. Riverside County Animal Services Cmdr. Chris Mayer and Sgt. Kyle Stephe...

and san jose state university remembers the anniversary of nine-eleven in a creative way. update news starts now. hello and welcome back to another semester of update news... im jenna johnson. and i'm ... rina santoro thanks for joing us. new census figures out this week show more than 16 percent of californians are living under the poverty line. that's the highest rate in eight years.... it's hitting many college students hard. courtney jolander is anding by live on campus with more... courtney? this weknsus report confirms that the poverty rate increased dramatically for young adul...