Corona Police are looking for the driver of this black Mercedes SUV, whom they say was involved in a hit-and-run on Friday, April 21. Corona police are still on the lookout for the driver of a black Mercedes Benz SUV that struck and severely injured a 44-year-old Riverside woman. The victim, now identified as Dora Bran, is on life support at a local hospital, Corona police detective Andy Bryant said in a statement released Monday, April 24. About 4:45 p.m. Friday Corona police responded to the hit-and-run crash at the intersection of West 6th Street and Vicentia Avenue.
Corona police still looking for hit-and-run driver who struck a 44-year-old woman now on life support
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Bus tours view Corona's historic Grand Boulevard
The Corona City Band, shown here circa 1902, used to practice on the Grand Boulevard porch of band director/bank cashier Mason Terpening , who briefly served as a city councilman and later as city clerk. The Corona Historic Preservation Society is offering bus tours of the Grand Boulevard Historic District Saturday, May 13. Corona residents can see the last house owned by "Grapes of Wrath"/"Wizard of Oz" star Charlie Grapewin, catch a glimpse of the porch where city clerk Mason Terpening and the Corona City Band practiced, and even wonder if longtime healer Dr. Bernice Todd really chopped off the second floor of her Queen Anne-style house to discourage relatives from visiting.
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TMI's Super Sexy 1970 Chevy Blazer Built for SEMA
There's no classic truck that exposes more of its interior than a Chevy Blazer with its top taken off, and that's exactly why Larry Lashley and his crew at TMI Products of Corona, California customized this two-wheel drive 1970 Chevy Blazer for the 2016 SEMA Show. The SEMA Show, held annually in Las Vegas, is where TMI Products rolls in deep each year with an array of show cars to wow folks in the industry with its latest and greatest interior designs and exterior cosmetic enhancements.
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Sprawling nighttime food markets popping up in the US
This April 22, 2017 photo shows the Queens Night Market in New York City's Corona, Queens, neighborhood, with people waiting on line at Burmese Bites and other food vendor tents. The market showcases about 50 food vendors, many of them immigrants selling examples of cuisine from their home countries, and is modeled on traditional night markets found in Asia.
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Earth Day cleanup of Hidden Valley Nature Preserve is spiritual for interfaith group
The Corona-Norco Interfaith Association took part in an Earth Day cleanup Saturday, April 22, at Hidden Valley Nature Preserve on the outskirts of Riverside. The Earth Day cleanup at the Hidden Valley Nature Preserve on the outskirts of Riverside was more than picking up trash; for some it was spiritual.
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Broc Tickle Injured Out for Remainder of Supercross Season
Broc Tickle, rider of the No. 20 Suzuki RM-Z450 for RCH/Yoshimura/Suzuki Factory Racing, was injured in a practice crash at the team's test facility in Corona, Calif., yesterday and will miss the final two races of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross season.
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Riverside honors those who helped after Feb. 27 plane crash
Residents hold hands as they pray during a vigil for victims of fatal plane crash in the 6000 block of Rhonda Road in Riverside on Feb. 28. More than a dozen people and organizations that offered help after a Feb. 27 plane crash into a Riverside neighborhood were recognized at a recent Riverside City Council meeting. On April 18, Councilman Mike Soubirous honored Daniel Hernandez, Ernesto Torres, and Marvin and Breonna Johnson, who live near the Rhonda Road crash site.
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Corona man arrested in connection to illegal marijuana grow in Phelan
Dean Wagner, 54, was arrested after the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department Marijuana Enforcement Team linked him to an outdoor marijuana grow in Phelan on Wednesday. Over 1,500 marijuana plants, many recently harvested, were found at the property, officials said.
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Reader notes pricey problem on tollway
Morning commuters travel on the newly opened 91 Freeway toll lanes along with traffic near Lincoln Avenue in Corona on Monday, March 20, 2017. The $1.4 billion project added two toll lanes and one general-use lane in each direction on an 8-mile stretch from Interstate 15. Q. Hi Honk.
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Why some drives on Coronaa s 91 Freeway toll lanes are costing more
CORONA >> The new 91 toll lanes through Corona have proven popular with commuters since they opened last month - so popular that officials have raised rates at a few peak times. During the heaviest commute time - Friday afternoon for commuters returning east from Orange County - the highest price for using the combined 91 Express Lanes through Riverside and Orange counties is now $20.85.
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Authorities investigating Corona cemetery where people claim burial ground was sold
Corona Police and Riverside County District Attorney's Real Estate Fraud Task Force investigators search Corona Sunnyslope Cemetery's lower-level, fenced-off potter's field or pauper's graveyard Wednesday, April 26, 2017, after serving a search warrant. DA's Office spokesman John Hall on Friday, April 28, 2017, confirmed an investigation is underway but no arrests had been made or charges filed.
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Saints' second-round pick Marcus Williams' athleticism has roots as a two-sport prep star
Utah defensive back Marcus Williams makes a catch as he runs a drill at the NFL football scouting combine in Indianapolis, Monday, March 6, 2017. ORG XMIT: INMC115 The New Orleans Saints landed one of the draft's most athletic free safeties with the second-round selection of Utah safety Marcus Williams on Friday night.
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Flares shot from car start fires near Chino Hills
Flares witnessed being fired from a moving car on the 91 Freeway late Friday, April 28, started at least three small fires near Corona, according to reports. The Riverside police helicopter reported seeing someone shooting flares from a car, possibly a black Scion with red lettering, near the 71 freeway about 11:30 p.m. The crew then reported seeing fires starting north of the 91 on the 71. The first Corona fire crew to arrive reported separate fires of about quarter acre, one off the northbound 71 south of Euclid Avenue, the second off the southbound lanes.
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2 Lake Elsinore men arrested in connection with Corona-area fires
Two Lake Elsinore men were arrested late Friday, April 28, in connection with a series of fires that were set in the Corona area, police officials said. A total of three fires popped up Friday evening : One on the east end of the Corona Municipal Airport and two more on the north and south ends of the 71 freeway, according to police and fire officials.
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Whata s it take to win a cat show at the Fairplex in Pomona?
POMONA >> Allison Clark watched from the sideline as it came down to two cats in the longhair premiership class during the Santa Monica Cat Club's 50th annual cat show Saturday at the Fairplex. Her feline, Otto b Movin, a 2-year-old black and white exotic, sat in his cage arms crossed and unamused as the judges tried to get his attention.
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The incident was reported about 12:19 p.m. in the area of Cajalco Road and La Sierra Avenue.
One person was killed Saturday, April 29, in a crash in unincorporated Corona that involved a motorcycle, according to fire officials.
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Anaheim motorcyclist killed in Corona identified
Kyle Walker, 36, was pronounced dead at 12:28 p.m. at the crash scene in the westbound lanes of Cajalco Road about a mile and a half east of Temescal Canyon Road, between Lake Mathews and the Corona city limits, the Riverside County Coroner's Office website states.
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Wildfire burning in the hills west of Temescal Valley
A new wildfire has burned about 15 acres in the hills west of the Temescal Valley, south of Corona, a Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire Department news release states.
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Why Murrieta may join other cities in move to by-district elections
Murrieta council considering move to by-district elections to avoid a costly lawsuit. Following a host of other Inland cities, the City Council on Tuesday will consider switching to by-district elections to avoid the costs associated with defending itself against a lawsuit from a firm that claims at-large elections "dilute" the ability of Latinos to elect council members.
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Walk for Wishes at Irvine's Great Park raises nearly $130,000
Wish Kids Alexi Marincovich, left, and Noelle Hermes get high fives from the Irvine High School Make-A-Wish Club during the Orange County Walk for Wishes at the Orange County Great Park on Saturday, April 29, 2017 in Irvine, Calif. Wish Kids Alexi Marincovich, left, and Noelle Hermes get high fives from the Irvine High School Make-A-Wish Club during the Orange County Walk for Wishes at the Orange County Great Park on Saturday, April 29, 2017 in Irvine, Calif.
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