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A 14-year-old was taken into custody for impersonating an officer in Victorville, according to San Bernardino County sheriff’s officials. (Image taken from sheriff’s surveillance video)

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A 14-year-old Victorville boy pretending to be a sheriff’s deputy was arrested after investigators said he drove around in a Ford Follow Us Explorer equipped with blue and red flashing lights, launched    phony investigations, pulled people over and found counterfeit money, simulation firearms, ballistic vests and other law enforcement related items in his home, officials said. MOST POPULAR The unidentified teen — who was already on probation — was

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“He is wearing what appears to be one of the types of uniforms our The Academy Awards of feigning 5 ignorance of harassment: Political deputies wear,” said Victorville sheriff’s station spokeswoman Cartoons Mara Rodriguez. A do-nothing Congress: Political 6 Cartoons The images also show the white Explorer in a driveway with 14-year-old pretending to be deputy flashing lights mounted to the inside of the vehicle. 7 arrested after Victorville deputies find ballistic vests, fake firearms The investigation began Monday when deputies were called out to Cal State San Bernardino student a home in the 13600 block of Mica Avenue in Victorville. The 8 raped; suspect arrested caller said someone had pulled a white Explorer into their 9 Ricocheting bullet grazes man’s driveway with red and blue lights flashing, the sheriff’s statement head at outdoor shooting range near Running Springs said. The vehicle had no marking indicating it was a Sheriff’s Department vehicle or even a law enforcement vehicle, the caller 2 killed, 5 wounded in San 10 Bernardino nightclub shooting; said. police believe it is gang-related

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The person told deputies someone in a sheriff’s uniform wearing a holster and what appeared to be a firearm walked up to the door and told everyone inside he was investigating a domestic disturbance, officials said.

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“The homeowner informed him there was no problem and they had not placed a call to the police,” the release said. The More videos: unidentified person in the uniform then tried to open the homeowner’s door, but it was locked. The fake deputy, later determined to be the 14-year-old, got back into the Explorer and left after a short confrontation with the caller. Later, the person notified authorities of the suspicious encounter.

During the investigation, authorities learned the boy had interacted with two other people as a peace officer later that same night.

He pulled over a woman in the area of Amethyst Road and after getting her information, he gave her a warning and let her go, the statement said.

Later, he was in the area of Cobalt Road when he turned on his lights prompting a 16-year-old boy to come outside his home, according to the release.

The 14-year-old told the 16-year-old he was investigating a domestic disturbance, much like investigators allege he told the person on Mica Avenue.

“When he was told, there was no disturbance, the suspect left,” officials said.

Authorities learned the Explorer belonged to the 14-year-old’s great-grandmother, with whom he lived, according to Rodriguez.

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During a search of the boy’s home, detectives found the uniform worn during the three incidents as well as other various items including the ballistic vests and fake firearms.

He was booked into High Desert Juvenile Detention Center.

Detectives are now searching for additional victims and ask anyone who feels they may have been contacted by the teen to call the Victorville sheriff’s station at 760-241-2911 or sheriff’s dispatch at 760-956-5001. Callers wishing to remain anonymous can call the We-Tip Hotline at 1-800-78CRIME (27463) or can leave information on the We-Tip website at www.wetip.com.

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Followers of the ecologically dubious and largely pointless Cadiz water project in the Mojave Desert might have pricked up their ears last week at reports of a possible conflict of interest involving Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law, and the investment firm Apollo Global Management.

That's because Apollo is a sizable investor in Cadiz, which has received favorable regulatory treatment from the Trump administration after years of thumbs-down rulings under the Obama administration and

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from local and state officials. Apollo and Cadiz announced the $60-million investment, along with a "conditional" $240 million in construction financing, on May 2.

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The New York Times reported on Feb. 28 that the Kushner family's real estate firm received a $184- million refinancing loan in November from Apollo after meetings at the White House between Kushner and Joshua Harris, an Apollo founder who was advising the administration on infrastructure policy. ABC News followed with a report that the Securities and Exchange Commission had dropped an inquiry into Apollo after the loan. Spokespersons for Kushner and Apollo denied there was a quid pro quo in either case.

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Apollo and Cadiz say that's true in their case too. "Josh Harris never talked with Jared Kushner about the Cadiz Valley Water Conservation, Recovery & Storage Project," the investment firm told me. "There is no connection whatsoever between Apollo's business with the Kushner Cos. and any government action regarding the Cadiz Valley project." Cadiz spokeswoman Courtney Degener also said that "Apollo had nothing to do with" the Interior Department's regulatory green light for the project. 

But the connections between Kushner and Apollo underscore the ethical quagmire of the Trump White House. Because Kushner hasn't divested his business interests despite holding down a key position in the

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administration, any decision made by Trump's White House that affects Kushner's business partners is automatically suspect. It is unclear what role, if any, Kushner had in moving the Cadiz project forward.

Under Trump, the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management began signaling a favorable stance on Cadiz even before Apollo's investment. The $250-million Cadiz project appeared, apparently at the behest of building trades unions, on a list of proposed infrastructure projects the Trump transition team circulated prior to the inauguration. And the water project, which would traverse an environmentally sensitive portion of the Mojave and a federal ecological preserve, fits in well with what appears to be Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's predilection to despoil protected lands coast to coast.

As my colleague Bettina Boxall reported, the BLM said on March 29 it was revoking two Obama-era legal guidances that had blocked Cadiz plans to run a water pipeline along an old railroad right-of- way. But the bureau formalized its decision in two documents issued Sept. 1 and Oct. 13, after Apollo became a Cadiz investor.

COLUMN Cadiz told me via How you can tell Trump cares nothing about water: He's supporting the ridiculous Cadiz project email that the Trump administration's APR 06, 2017 | 3:15 PM favorable treatment of its water project results from "support from labor, business and other community organizations … and strong bipartisan concern" about BLM policies. In May, Congress lifted a rider that barred BLM from spending money on Cadiz without federal approval. That was the result of a bipartisan act of legislation, Cadiz said, not "a function of any relationship that might exist between Apollo and Mr. Kushner." That would be more convincing had Apollo not made a business deal with Jared Kushner that theoretically could have prompted Kushner to do Apollo a favor in return.

Kushner's dual loyalties have "opened the door to what may be serious conflicts of interest — and certainly to the appearance of such conflicts," three experts in government ethics wrote Wednesday. That's a problem for anyone doing business with Kushner, too, because favorable outcomes for them can appear to

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be the product of corruption.

It's proper to examine the chronology of the Trump administration's treatment of the Cadiz project in light of Apollo's involvement. It may be even more important because one of the hallmarks of Cadiz virtually from the moment its water project first bubbled to the surface in the mid-1990s was its political connections.

First there was the friendship between former Gov. Gray Davis and Keith Brackpool, the company's British-born founder. After Davis left office, Brackpool emerged as a buddy of then-Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa — whom Cadiz even employed for a while after he left office. Brackpool also was a friend and employer of Susan P. Kennedy, who subsequently served in the Arnold Schwarzenegger administration as chief of staff, with responsibility for infrastructure policy.

Davis and Villaraigosa exerted pressure on the Metropolitan Water District to approve the Cadiz project, despite profound skepticism about the scheme on the MWD board and staff. The MWD finally rejected the plan in 2002.

Cadiz's political connections reached into the Trump administration before Apollo invested in the company. On April 28, Trump nominated David Bernhardt, a partner in the law firm Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, as deputy secretary of the Interior. Bernhardt was confirmed on July 24. His law firm collected more than $3.1 million in lobbying fees from Cadiz from 2010 through last year, according to COLUMN the Center for Responsive Politics. Scott Slater, Trump's infrastructure plan: no money, no action, no surprise a member of the law firm's executive committee, is CEO of Cadiz. FEB 12, 2018 | 2:45 PM The basic pitch of the Cadiz water project is that it will store surplus water in an aquifer underlying its 33,000-acre desert property 200 miles east of Los Angeles for use in dry periods. Cadiz also would draw groundwater from the aquifer. For the MWD, which was expected to transport the water in its aqueduct, the project didn't pencil out. In part, this was because Cadiz Inc. didn't appear to have the money to finance its end of what was then an estimated construction budget of $150 million. The company was loaded with debt and had never turned an annual profit. (It still hasn't.)

Environmental studies also raised questions about the impact of the proposal to draw as much as 50,000 acre-feet of water out of the aquifer, which the company said could be recharged from natural precipitation. A U.S. Geological Survey estimate concluded that was as much as 25 times what could be responsibly extracted without risking the aquifer's contamination. The Cadiz estimate, the USGS said, was "not defensible."

After MWD rejected its water scheme, Cadiz worked up a plan to transport water in a 43-mile pipeline

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using an old railroad right-of-way across the desert. Under Obama, the BLM blocked that plan by ruling that the pipeline didn't qualify as a railroad-related use. Under Trump, the bureau reversed itself. That has drawn a legal challenge from the Center for Biological Diversity, which says in a federal lawsuit filed in February that the pipeline would cross part of the Mojave Trails National Monument that Obama established in 2016 and would have devastating ecological effects.

"The impact of BLM's determination on the fragile desert environment cannot be overstated," the lawsuit says.

Cadiz maintains that the persistent drought in Southern California makes its project especially desirable. That's highly questionable. The drought reduces the likelihood that there will be much surplus water to store beneath the desert. And reduced precipitation

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Why Apollo would be interested in Cadiz isn't entirely clear. In financial terms, the $60-million loan doesn't appear to be an especially promising investment, though from Apollo's standpoint it's a small one — it's part of a $750-million "special situations" investment fund, which targets long-term infrastructure projects among others. The investment amounts to a bit over 2/100ths of a percent of Apollo's total $250 billion under management.

The loan carries an interest rate of 8%, of which only 2% is to be paid in cash; the rest is a "payment in kind," meaning it gets added to the principal balance as it accrues. So Apollo collects $1.2 million a year in cash interest. The firm also received a $1.2-million up-front fee to make the loan.

Apollo also acquired the right to buy up to 362,500 shares of Cadiz at $14.94 per share. The stock is trading at about $14. For those warrants to generate even $1 million in gains, the shares would have to hit almost $18.

As for the $240 million in "construction financing," that's so conditional that it barely rises to the level of a

http://www.latimes.com/business/hiltzik/la-fi-hiltzik-cadiz-apollo-20180307-story.html[3/8/2018 7:49:01 AM] Loan to Jared Kushner raises questions about California water project

commitment. Cadiz would have to line up all its government approvals, along with significant commitments from customers for its water, and pass a budget and architectural review — and Apollo still would have the discretion to refuse to make the loan.

Put it all together and this deal resembles what a craps player would call "betting on the come." It's conceivable that lightning might strike and the Cadiz water project will get built, in which case Apollo could collect all the interest deferred on the $60-million loan, record gains on the stock warrants and issue a potentially lucrative construction loan of $240 million. There's a long, long road to travel before any of that could come to fruition. The actions of the Trump administration, however, have shortened that road.

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1:20 p.m.: This post was updated with additional comments from Cadiz. It also clarifies that it remains unclear whether Kushner had any role in moving the Cadiz project forward.

11:19 a.m.: This post has been updated to correct the spelling of Courtney Degener's first name.

This post was originally published at 9:10 a.m.

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Dolores Huerta, civil rights icon, encourages the audience to help others and deemphasizes money. She notes that Caesar Chavez, who she co-founded the United Farm Workers Association with, died with $6,000. “You can’t take it with you. I’ve never seen a hearse followed by a U-Haul,” Huerta says at San Bernardino Valley College, Calif. on Wednesday, March 7, 2018. (PHOTO BY CINDY YAMANAKA, SAN BERNARDINO SUN/SCNG)

By BRIAN WHITEHEAD | [email protected] | San Bernardino Sun

March 7, 2018 at 5:47 pm

Early Wednesday, a few hours before Dolores Huerta spoke to a couple hundred men and women at San Bernardino Valley College, Deana Silagy met the renowned civil rights activist.

It was like “shaking hands with history,” Silagy said.

Silagy, a veteran counselor at SBVC, was among the audience that heard Huerta speak about issues such as education and access to education, immigration, women’s rights and political representation.

The 87-year-old concluded her hour-long lecture by leading the crowd in her famous rallying cry: “Si Se Puede.”

Bruce Baron, San Bernardino Community College District chancellor, called the gathering “an historic moment” for the college and for the district.

“Dolores Huerta is such an important historical figure nationally, and especially for California,” said George Hammons, 63, of Pomona, who noted Huerta’s words still are pertinent today. “To hear her speak, I knew I had to be here.” “Every one of us owes a debt of gratitude to the work of Dolores Huerta and César Chávez,” John Longville, a longtime friend of Huerta’s and a district trustee, told the audience before Huerta took the stage to a standing ovation.

Huerta, the co-founder of the United Farm Workers of America labor union, discussed the importance of such unions today. Without them, she said, there is no middle class, and with no middle class, she added, there is no democracy.

Huerta, the mother of 11, stressed the need for educating children on leaders of color. Also, the immigrants of color “who built this country,” she said. Respect is needed for people who work with their hands, she added.

She urged those in attendance to elect progressive candidates who represent their values. Know your school district officials, city council members and state representatives, she said. Vote, she continued. “You’ve got to take the power … to dismantle systems of oppression.”

“It’s great to march,” she added. “It’s great to protest. But if you don’t take it to the polls, if you don’t vote, nothing changes.”

A champion of women’s rights, Huerta encouraged women to be assertive, to take a stand. She explained her role in the 1965-1970 Delano Grape Strike and Boycott and how she nurtured future generations of activists by taking her children to demonstrations.

“The only support system a woman has is herself,” she said.

Various San Bernardino Valley College clubs, centers and committees, as well as Cal State San Bernardino, collaborated to organize the event. Guests lined up after the lecture to meet Huerta, and the 2017 documentary “Dolores” was screened at 4 p.m.

Before ceding the stage, Huerta called the crowd to action:

“Leave a legacy of justice,” she said.

“All of us have some way to help others. But never expect a reward or compensation.”

Lastly, “The power is in the person. If we do not do the work, nobody will do it for us.”

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Rialto Unified Superintendent Cuauhtemoc Avila addresses a collection of students during a school safety roundtable on Wednesday, March 7. (Photo by Brian Whitehead, The Sun/SCNG)

By BRIAN WHITEHEAD | [email protected] | San Bernardino Sun 

https://www.sbsun.com/2018/03/07/heres-what-some-rialto-unified-students-had-to-say-about-school-safety-and-arming-teachers/[3/8/2018 7:18:52 AM] Here’s what some Rialto Unified students had to say about school safety and arming teachers – San Bernardino Sun

PUBLISHED: March 7, 2018 at 6:52 pm | UPDATED: March 7, 2018 at 6:55 pm

Student leaders from Rialto Unified gathered with district, city and state representatives Wednesday, March 7, for a roundtable on school safety.

In the wake of last month’s school shooting in Parkland, Fla., and in anticipation of the planned National School Walkout on March 14, the district afforded two dozen preteens and teens a forum to openly discuss gun violence, social media threats and campus safety.

“We must do something to address their concerns,” Superintendent Cuauhtémoc Avila said. “We can’t tell them not to feel unsafe; we have to make them feel safe. It is our obligation to address their concerns. What can we do as adults to understand and take action?”

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Follow Us Middle and high school students from around the district started the conversation by saying they often wonder what could have been done to    prevent a school shooting.

How was the gun brought on campus? Was the student bullied? MOST POPULAR “Every day we go to school and don’t think anything can happen,” one high schooler said. “But anything can happen.” 14-year-old pretending to be d 1 arrested after Victorville deputi

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find ballistic vests, fake firearm Students have found the best way to handle social media threats is to alert a teacher or administrator; the group commended district officials Menifee man 2nd victim ID’d in 2 10 Freeway crash in Rialto for alerting parents of any threat. A middle school student suggested the The Academy Awards of feigni district require drills for an active shooter, not unlike those for a natural 3 ignorance of harassment: Polit disaster. Cartoons

2 men found shot dead outside Rialto police Capt. William Wilson said department and school district 4 Moreno Valley Jack in the Box officials met last week to share their respective emergency procedures. A do-nothing Congress: Politic Working in unison ensures those matters are handled smoothly, he said. 5 Cartoons

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Autopsy offers few clues in mu 11 suicide of hiking couple in Josh What if a student gets hold of the gun? What if a teacher “snaps” and Tree draws the weapon on a student? Ricocheting bullet grazes man 12 head at outdoor shooting range Running Springs “Why fight guns with guns?” a student asked.

A second added: “If a kid hits another kid with a stick, what are you going

to do? Take away the stick or give the other kid a stick?” Jo couple accused of keeping their 3 childre “We don’t want teachers to become guards instead of educators,” Gloria plead not guilty Macias Harrison, San Bernardino Community College District vice SC president, told the group.

The group also discussed how area schools plan to approach the National School Walkout, a protest planned by students worldwide to end gun violence. Students here suggested an alternative event: an open mic,

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which would give their peers a platform to share ideas rather than an excuse to leave class. More videos: District officials cannot promote leaving campus, Avila said, but they have asked principals to be creative in providing a forum for their students to express sympathy.

“Your level of insight, intellect and composure is inspiring,” the superintendent told the group at meeting’s end. “Trust what you said will be taken seriously. You should be thinking about math and science. Not tragedy. We will do everything we can to keep you safe.”

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     By SANDRA EMERSON | [email protected] |  Redlands Daily Facts March 7, 2018 at 5:28 pm

Over the past year, Upland has exceeded its expectations to restore the city’s pride, but the need for new revenues continues, Mayor Debbie Stone said at the annual State of the City address.

“We still have challenges, but the progress we’ve made in the past 12 months is evident everywhere you look,”

Stone said. “Walk up the Euclid trail or drive up one of Get the latest news delivered daily! our major streets and you’ll see how far we’ve come in restoring Upland pride.” SUBSCRIBE

Speaking Tuesday, March 6, at the Upland Hills Country Follow Us Club, Stone touted the city’s work trimming trees, repaving streets, reducing homelessness and attracting    https://www.dailybulletin.com/2018/03/07/upland-mayor-says-its-time-for-city-to-consider-raising-taxes/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter[3/8/2018 7:46:02 AM] Upland mayor says it’s time for city to consider raising taxes – Daily Bulletin new businesses to town, but said the city faces a bleaker future without an additional source of revenue. MOST POPULAR Stone advocated for a sales tax increase, an idea the council – including Stone – previously rejected due to mixed public support. Now, however, Stone says without 1 Oscars 2018 red carpet fashion: See photos of the stars’ best and worst looks a tax increase the city’s ability to continue funding 2 Dispute between motorist, pedestrian in La Verne ends in shooting essential services is very much in doubt.

Upland man suspected of stealing money being collected for infant’s funeral fund in Apple Valley The cost of deferred maintenance of city infrastructure 3 will continue to compound and Upland may have no 4 Upland mayor says it’s time for city to consider raising taxes choice but to raise fees, and implement new ones, in order to maintain its youth sports facility, Stone said. 5 Autopsy offers few clues in murder-suicide of hiking couple in Joshua Tree Other community programs may be affected as well. 6 Claremont voters to head back to the polls in June to decide (again) whether they want to pay for new police HQ “We can’t afford as a city to reduce our Police Department staff anymore,” Stone said. “But without a 7 Pomona elementary school playground equipment set ablaze, police investigate as arson sales tax, the costs to maintain public safety will come at the expense of other services – programs to the youth 8 A do-nothing Congress: Political Cartoons and seniors, as an example.” 9 8 new tastes to try at Knott’s Berry Farm’s Boysenberry Festival As the city prepares the budget for the 2018-19 fiscal 3-year-old dies after being hit by vehicle in Rancho Cucamonga year, which begins July 1, Stone asked residents and 10 businesses to learn as much as they can about the 11 Hundreds turn out to see civil rights activist Dolores Huerta discuss education, women’s rights, politics challenges ahead.

Trump’s policy shifts: Political Cartoons “People always say the city should run more like a 12 business,” Stone said. “And if that were true, we can’t afford to stay in business without a new revenue stream.” Joshua Tree couple accused of keeping their 3 children in a box Some of the city’s accomplishments and upcoming plead not guilty SCNG developments were highlighted through a game of “Upland Jeopardy” featuring attendees and city staff. Tables were issued “Debbie Dollars” for correct responses.

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Here are a few takeaways from the State of the City, hosted by the Upland Chamber of Commerce:

Since contracting with San Bernardino County Fire, the city has benefited from regional service delivery and additional fire equipment. Downtown Upland is poised to gain new retail businesses, restaurants and housing. Downtown is also seeing building facade improvements through federal funding obtained by the city. The city would need an additional $5 million annually to bring the city’s roads, sidewalks and alleyways up to par. Crimes such as homicide, rape, residential burglary and auto theft declined by 10.7 percent in 2017, according to Capt. Marcelo Blanco. Other crimes dropped by 6.14 percent. The Police Department’s response to high-priority calls declined from eight minutes to six-and-a-half minutes. Response to calls with lower priority went from 31 minutes to 26 minutes. Injury traffic collisions also saw a 6.6 percent decline, Blanco said. Nancy Kelly, superintendent of the Upland Unified School District, said the relationship between the district and city is on solid ground, after working with former interim City Manager Martin Thouvenell. Kelly said she is grateful for the strong relationship with the Police Department. Kelly highlighted the district’s https://www.dailybulletin.com/2018/03/07/upland-mayor-says-its-time-for-city-to-consider-raising-taxes/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter[3/8/2018 7:46:02 AM] Upland mayor says it’s time for city to consider raising taxes – Daily Bulletin philosophy of focusing on the needs of the whole child and improvements made to the school lunch program. Cathy Rebman, vice president for business development and community outreach at San Antonio Regional Hospital, reviewed the hospital’s initiatives and programs aimed at improving community health. She also updated the room on its partnership with City of Hope.

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Follow Us Photo by Frank Bellino, contributing photographer Vittorio Atara watches Tuesday, March 6, as workers raise the giant Circus Vargas tent for their March 8-19 shows in the parking lot at The Promenade mall in Temecula.   

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Circus Vargas is preparing to thrill Inland circus fans for weeks on end, starting Thursday, March 8.

But before the magic could begin at the its first stop in Temecula, the stage had to be set. And a pretty big one at that. https://www.dailybulletin.com/2018/03/07/circus-vargas-big-top-rising-for-inland-empire-shows/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter[3/8/2018 7:41:39 AM] Circus Vargas’ ‘Big Top’ rising for Inland Empire shows – Daily Bulletin

On Tuesday, March 6, about 20 workers spent hours slowly, carefully and deliberating raising the gigantic circus tent. The Big Top, as it’s called, includes tens of thousands of square feet

Workers raise the giant Circus of fabric, dozens of poles, stakes, and miles of Vargas tent Tuesday, March 6 for its Temecula shows in the rope and cable, officials said. parking lot at the Promenade Temecula mall. Circus Vargas 2018, sporting the theme of, “Dreaming of Pirates!,” is scheduled to perform Thursday, March 8 through Monday, Financial Performance Management and Budgeting – What You Need to Know

March19, at the Promenade Temecula mall. The Big Top will then travel to By IBM | IBM Content Palm Desert, Hesperia and Ontario.

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Palm Desert: March 22 to 26, Westfield Palm Desert mall, 72-840 4 Upland mayor says it’s time for city to consider raising taxes Highway 111. 5 Autopsy offers few clues in murder-suicide of hiking couple in Joshua Tree

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Authorities are seeking the public’s help to find an Upland man suspected of taking a charity’s tub of money from an Apple Valley convenience store. Get the latest news delivered daily! Steven A. Hodel Steven Hodel, 41, is accused of (Courtesy photo) going into the Apple Valley Gas SUBSCRIBE Mart, at 21898 Highway 18,

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Hodel reportedly hid the tub of money under his jacket, paid for an item and left the store, taking the money with him. It’s not known how much money was in the tub, but the money was being collected for a family whose infant child died in a recent car accident in Apple Valley to help pay for funeral services.

Hodel, whose last known address is in Upland, was identified by surveillance video at the Gas Mart and is wanted for questioning. Hodel is on felony probation, or Post Release Community Supervision, and is wanted on a felony no-bail warrant, according to the news release.

The sheriff’s Apple Valley station requests any help to locate Hodel. Anyone with information can call the Apple Valley station at 760-240-7400 or sheriff’s dispatch at 760-956-5001.

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The father of a 9-year-old boy, who didn’t have custody rights to his son, was arrested Wednesday morning in Highland after he was suspected of taking the boy while he walked to school with his mother in San Bernardino.

https://www.sbsun.com/...03/07/man-arrested-in-highland-on-suspicion-of-kidnapping-9-year-old-son-on-his-way-to-school-in-san-bernardino/[3/8/2018 7:19:48 AM] Man arrested in Highland on suspicion of kidnapping 9-year-old son on his way to school in San Bernardino – San Bernardino Sun

A witness saw the father, Antonio Macias, take the boy at 8:15 a.m. in the 2200 block of North Valencia Avenue and reported it to police dispatchers, according to a San Bernardino police news release.

The witness briefly followed Macias and reported his direction of travel to police. The boy’s father allegedly drove with the child on his lap while reaching speeds of up to 100 miles per hour, according to the witness.

Police alerted the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department to help search for the child and father’s vehicle. Through the use of an Automatic License Plate Reader, authorities located Macias through his vehicle’s plates at a park near Greenspot Road and Church Street in Highland.

Officers took Macias, 29, into custody, and he was booked into Central Detention Center in San Bernardino on suspicion of kidnapping and child endangerment. He is being held in lieu of $100,000 bail.

The boy was shaken up, but unharmed, the news release stated. Macias reportedly had been trying to contact his son at school.

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A man and his 17-year-old brother were fatally shot Wednesday night in front of a Moreno Valley Jack in The Box, Riverside County sheriff’s officials said on Thursday.

“Right now, we don’t have information on the shooter,” Deputy Mike Vasquez said.

Authorities were called to the 23500 block of Sunnymead Ranch Parkway around 8:30 p.m. for reports of a shooting. Arriving deputies found the brothers wounded outside a silver vehicle, Vasquez said.

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Investigators removed the vehicle from the parking lot on Thursday morning.

Anyone with information was encouraged to call Detective Mullins with the Central Homicide Unit at 951-955-2777 or Detective Vanderhoof with the Get the latest news delivered daily! Moreno Valley Police Department at 951-486-

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Autopsy offers few clues in murder-suicide of 6 hiking couple in Joshua Tree

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A Weedmaps billboard in Hollywood. The company has been given a cease-and-desist order by the state’s cannabis czar and told to stop promoting businesses that are not legally licensed by the state. (Photo courtesy CALmatters)

By BROOKE STAGGS | 14 COMMENTS [email protected] | Orange County Register PUBLISHED: March 7, 2018 at 1:59 pm | UPDATED: March 7, 2018 at 5:51 pm https://www.ocregister.com/2018/03/07/state-tells-weedmaps-to-stop-promoting-illegal-marijuana-businesses-or-face-criminal-civil-penalties/[3/8/2018 7:51:56 AM] California threatens Weedmaps over promotion of illegal cannabis shops – Orange County Register

California’s cannabis czar issued a cease and desist order to Weedmaps, directing the Irvine internet company that maps marijuana dispensaries to Get the latest news delivered daily! immediately stop promoting businesses that don’t

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“You are aiding and abetting in violation of state cannabis laws,” states the letter from Lori Ajax, Follow Us chief of the Bureau of Cannabis Control.     If the company doesn’t immediately drop advertisements for unlicensed businesses, Ajax said Weedmaps could face criminal and civil MOST POPULAR penalties, including civil fines for each illegal ad. Ex-porn star Sandra Scream’s new role: Irvine The warning is the only cease and desist letter sent 1 mom by the state to an advertising company, according 2 His turn to shine: Ever helpful Mater Dei to bureau spokesman Alex Traverso. But it’s one of custodian surprised with new car more than 900 such letters sent by his agency to Mission Viejo man was killed in Craigslist sex 3 encounter gone wrong, prosecutor says unlicensed marijuana businesses since recreational weed sales were allowed to start and licensing Ex-NFL player T.J. Houshmandzadeh selling 4 Newport Coast house for $4.1 million requirements kicked in Jan. 1. 5 Oscars 2018 red carpet fashion: See photos of Traverso said many of those 900-plus black the stars’ best and worst looks market shops were discovered on Weedmaps. Woman who dismembered husband denied 6 parole Tustin resident Justin Hartfield founded 7 California threatens Weedmaps over promotion Weedmaps in 2007 with company CEO Doug of illegal cannabis shops Francis. The site and its app help visitors find Professor at Fullerton theology school arrested 8 on suspicion of indecent exposure in Cerritos dispensaries and browse their menus, with shops area rated much like other businesses are rated on Yelp. O.C. man pleads guilty to illegal sales of ozone- 9 depleting refrigerant Weedmaps has grown into an international Bonsignore: Alec Ogletree trade another sign juggernaut, with offices from Denver to Berlin. But 10 Rams want better fits for Wade Phillips’ defense much of that business has been built on ad revenue California’s sanctuary laws blasted in fiery from unlicensed dispensaries. For example, on 11 speech by Jeff Sessions as he officially

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Weedmaps didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment on the letter. But during a Aliso Niguel February interview, company president wins 1st CIF soccer title, defeating Sunny Hills Christopher Beals remained defiant on the issue of SCNG accepting ads from black market shops.

“The thing is, at the end of the day, we’re an information platform,” Beals said. “We’re showing the same information that Google and Yelp and Craigslist and 30 other websites are showing.”

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Beals said he believes it’s up to states and cities to put in a solid regulatory framework and to permit enough licensed marijuana businesses to meet demand. That’s the only way to control the illegal market, he said.

“To sort of say, ‘Let’s pretend an illegal market doesn’t exist’ or that people can’t just type ‘dispensary’ into Google and find this information… isn’t really realistic.”

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A Weedmaps competitor, Leafly.com – which also maps dispensaries along with ranking strains and offering other cannabis-related information – announced it was ditching ads from unlicensed shops as of March 1.

“The California state government has made clear that only licensed retailers and delivery services may advertise via technology platforms,” stated a Feb. 7 press release from Leafly announcing the decision.

Ajax sent Weedmaps the cease and desist letter on Feb. 16. Industry news site Marijuana Business Daily first reported the news Wednesday.

The letter explains that, under Senate Bill 94, any ads for marijuana retailers must include a California license number showing they’re permitted by state and local authorities. The number also ensures that, when regulations are fully in place later this year, all cannabis sold by that retailer has been tested for safety, properly labeled and more.

“This differs in no way than requiring a contractor to list their state contractor’s license number or a real estate broker to list their license number,” said Aaron Herzberg, a cannabis industry attorney who’s part owner of two licensed shops in Santa Ana.

Herzberg pushed to have the advertising language written into state law after personally seeing how difficult it was for legal shops to compete with the gray market while companies like Weedmaps made no attempt to help shoppers distinguish between the two.

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“We’re starting to see more and more licensed cannabis businesses that invest millions of dollars and go through the process to do things the right way and to pay their taxes — which they have to pay a lot of — those businesses are demanding that individuals who don’t follow the law be put out of business,” Herzberg said.

Of the more than 900 cease and desist letters sent to California businesses, Traverso said around 375 were in response to complaints his agency has received.

Herzberg sees the lack of compliance by Weedmaps as ironic, considering the Irvine company was one of the biggest financial backers of legalizing and regulating marijuana in California through Proposition 64. The company also supports regulation efforts throughout the country and overseas.

Before Prop. 64 fully kicked in Jan. 1, Herzberg said Weedmaps may have had somewhat of a leg to stand on, since there was no licensing system in place to readily distinguish between illegal shops and dispensaries that were arguably allowed under California’s medical marijuana laws. That’s akin to the argument used in the past by companies like Backpage.com when it was pressured to police prostitution rings using its website to front as escort services.

But now that all marijuana businesses in California are required to provide their state license numbers, Herzberg said the only justification for continuing to run ads without them would seem to be a financial one.

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“I think that Weedmaps is being a very poor corporate citizen,” he said. “It just undermines under the system of regulation that Weedmaps was a proponent for in the first place.”

Sacramento officials also wrote a letter in early February calling for both Weedmaps and local newspaper Sacramento News & Review to stop promoting unpermitted shops in their city, the Sacramento Business Journal reported. A city official there told Marijuana Business Daily that they hadn’t heard back from the company as of Wednesday.

Ajax has said that her agency planned to give companies time to adjust to the state’s new marijuana laws before it started enforcement proceedings.

“As of right now, like with the unlicensed operators, we’re communicating with Weedmaps,” Traverso said. “There is no immediate action planned.”

In the meantime, it looks like business as usual at Weedmaps.com, with hundreds of dispensaries listed throughout the state even though our database of local policies shows they’re permitted in fewer than 20 percent of California cities.

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