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MAN SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR THE 2016 MURDERS OF TWO PALM SPRINGS POLICE OFFICERS

MAN SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR THE 2016 MURDERS OF TWO PALM SPRINGS POLICE OFFICERS

INDIO – A Riverside County judge sentenced a man to death today, Aug. 30, 2019, for the murders of Palms Springs police Officers Jose Gilbert “Gil” Vega and Lesley Zerebny.


FUGITIVE TASK FORCE LOCATES MAN WANTED

FUGITIVE TASK FORCE LOCATES MAN WANTED

FOR VIOLATING PROBATION AND TAKING HIS YOUNG SON LAST YEAR

RIVERSIDE – A man on the run from authorities with his young son for nearly two years has been located in Mexico by the Pacific Southwest Regional Fugitive Task Force and returned to Riverside County to face justice. 


COUPLE PLEADS GUILTY TO MURDER OF ‘BABY JANE’

COUPLE PLEADS GUILTY TO MURDER OF ‘BABY JANE’

WHOSE BODY WAS FOUND IN A CARDBOARD BOX UNDER INTERSTATE 15 IN CORONA

RIVERSIDE – A Corona couple pled guilty today, Aug. 20, 2019, to the murder of their newborn baby, known as “Baby Jane”, whose body was found last year in a cardboard box near a drain tunnel running under Interstate 15 in Corona. 


CRIMINAL GRAND JURY INDICTS THREE MEN, INCLUDING FORMER MAYOR,

CRIMINAL GRAND JURY INDICTS THREE MEN, INCLUDING FORMER MAYOR,

IN PALM SPRINGS PUBLIC CORRUPTION CASE

RIVERSIDE – Today, August 16, 2019, District Attorney Mike Hestrin announced that a criminal grand jury has returned an indictment against the former mayor of Palm Springs and two local developers in connection with a public corruption case involving about $375,000 in bribes paid to the former mayor of Palm Springs. 


DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ANNOUNCE $4 MILLION CONSUMER PROTECTION SETTLEMENT

DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ANNOUNCE $4 MILLION CONSUMER PROTECTION SETTLEMENT

WITH “PACE” PROGRAM ADMINSTRATOR RENOVATE AMERICA, INC.

RIVERSIDE – District Attorney Mike Hestrin announced today, Aug. 9, 2019, that his office and six other prosecutors’ offices across California have obtained a $4 million settlement with Renovate America, Inc., resolving claims the company violated state consumer protection laws.