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Patron Shoots Man Who Allegedly Tried Robbing Massage Parlor, Police Say - Vimarsana News

Patron Shoots Man Who Allegedly Tried Robbing Massage Parlor, Police Say

An armed patron shot at two individuals who allegedly tried to rob a California massage parlor Wednesday at 9:45 p.m., according to KTLA.

Woman killed in Riverside collision, DUI believed to be a factor - Vimarsana News

Woman killed in Riverside collision, DUI believed to be a factor

The crash happened early Wednesday at the intersection of Victoria Avenue and John Street.

Source: sbsun.com
Riverside doctor arrested again after more patients at skin care clinic emerge with sexual assault allegations - Vimarsana News

Riverside doctor arrested again after more patients at skin care clinic emerge with sexual assault allegations

A doctor with a practice in Riverside was arrested a second time for alleged sexual assault of patients, authorities said.

Source: abc7.com
Did FBI Miss Chance to Arrest Suspected Zodiac Killer Gary Francis Poste⁠? - Vimarsana News

Did FBI Miss Chance to Arrest Suspected Zodiac Killer Gary Francis Poste⁠?

A volunteer group of investigators says Poste has been listed as a suspect in the FBI database since 2016. He died in 2018.

What You Need to Know About California's New 988 Suicide and Mental Health Crisis Line - Vimarsana News

What You Need to Know About California's New 988 Suicide and Mental Health Crisis Line

BLACK VOICE NEWS — Le Ondra Clark-Harvey, Executive Director of the California Council of Community Behavioral Health Agencies, explained that call centers have 98% effectiveness in “ameliorating the concerns that so many Californians have.” “For that other 2 to 3%, they are then transferred to the next level of help. So whether that be outpatient treatment, hospitalization, maybe most mobile crises, if a county has a mobile crisis unit, etc,” Clark-Harvey said.