Tag: San Jacinto
2-and-a-half tons of marijuana seized in San Jacinto bust
SAN JACINTO (CNS) - Deputies serving search warrants at four San Jacinto homes today found two-and-one-half tons of marijuana, 4,901 plants and the equipment...
At least 1 dead in fiery San Jacinto crash
SAN JACINTO (CNS) - At least one person was killed today in a fiery San Jacinto crash.It was reported at 5:39 a.m. on the...
Hemet barbershops reject latest business restrictions
California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s latest mandate that barber shops and hair salons must close again due to the upsurge of coronavirus cases, is not...
San Jacinto Council approves the addition of two POP officers and new license plate...
More than a dozen San Jacinto residents in emails strongly asked the city council to add two more sworn police officers to the contracted...
Motorist injured in rollover crash near San Jacinto
SAN JACINTO (CNS) - A Toyota Corolla veered off the road and landed on its roof near San Jacinto this morning, leaving a motorist...
San Jacinto crash sends 3 to hospital
Three people were hospitalized early Tuesday morning after a major crash at a San Jacinto intersection.A two-vehicle crash was reported about 12:55 a.m. at...
Street sweeping to resume in San Jacinto
SAN JACINTO – Street sweeping will resume in San Jacinto beginning Monday, Aug. 3, and residents are warned to move their vehicles on street...
San Jacinto city manager says it’s business as usual with no staff furloughs
Rob Johnson, city manager of San Jacinto, announced in his July report that the city has not had to furlough any staff members because...
San Jacinto to continue partnership with Riverside County for affordable housing
The San Jacinto City Council in a special meeting Thursday, July 16, approved a resolution authorizing the city’s participation in Riverside Urban County Programs...
SoCalGas launches a ‘Fueling Our Communities’ program to help feed needy in area
RIVERSIDE – The Southern California Gas Co. launched their “Fueling Our Communities” program, July 6, to feed vulnerable groups in cities like Hemet and...