One person was killed and another was critically injured following a crash involving a car and two off-road vehicles in Perris on Saturday evening According to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department Responding deputies found two Yamaha Raptors and a Dodge Charger involved in the crash Authorities reported that one of the Raptor drivers sustained significant injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene The second Raptor driver suffered major injuries and was transported to a hospital where they were listed in critical condition Investigators stated that the Dodge Charger was traveling westbound on Walnut Avenue when it attempted to use the eastbound lane to pass a group of off-road vehicles traveling ahead The driver of the Dodge remained at the scene and cooperated with authorities If you suffered injuries in a car accident, you may be entitled to compensation for your medical expenses, lost income, property damage, and emotional distress. 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Find projects in your community at build.ca.gov To learn about the Lake Perris Emergency Release Facility project, view this informational video and visit DWR's website (916) 820-7662 | media@water.ca.gov Deputies from the Riverside County Sheriff's Department's Perris station were requested to check on a woman at a residence in the 2100 block of Gilmmer Way around 9:40 a.m. Friday. Responding deputies located evidence of a homicide at the location. A homicide unit responded to the scene and assumed the investigation and human remains were later found, officials said. Investigators identified John Cruthirds from Perris as the suspect, and he was subsequently arrested and booked into the Robert Presley Detention Center where he was held without bail on suspicion of murder, the department said. Cruthirds was scheduled to appear Tuesday at the Riverside Hall of Justice. The victim's identity was withheld pending notification of next of kin. Anyone with additional information about the case was encouraged to contact investigator Cline or master investigator Gilbert at 951-955-2777. Kubota High Limit Racing had its fourth event of the 2025 season Saturday at Perris Auto Speedway in Perris, Cali., and the third and final race this week in the Golden State. After leaving last Saturday's opener at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in an ambulance to receive medical attention for a broken nose, Aaron Reutzel turned around one week later and parked his Ridge & Sons Racing No. 87 in victory lane at the Perris half-mile. Runner-up Austin McCarl logged his career best finish with High Limit while reigning series champion Brad Sweet finished on the podium for the fourth straight race in a row to start the season For Saturday's Kubota High Limit Racing results at Perris Auto Speedway Get the most important Racing stories delivered straight to your inbox After a spinal injury ended his football career Perris Jones is pursuing a new purpose in his life through motivational speaking UVA Breaks Ground on Paul and Diane Manning Institute of Biotechnology There’s the chaos of being rushed to the hospital for emergency spine surgery and then there’s the eerie calm of a hospital room late at night Perris Jones lived temporarily in the silence following the injury that ended his football career.  Before catching a short pass late in the third quarter of the University of Virginia’s game at the University of Louisville on Nov a team captain and a student-athlete who aspired to play his sport professionally He saw a shot at the NFL in his near future and a big enough contract to someday buy his mother a house.  Jones eventually earned a scholarship at UVA and became a team captain He ran for more than 750 yards over his final two seasons with the Cavaliers “Who am I now that I can’t move?” Jones thought to himself from his empty room at the University of Louisville Medical Center “Who am I now that I can’t pick up a football anymore?”  It’s been 13 months since Jones took that crushing blow from a Louisville defender and laid motionless on the L&N Stadium field. His immediate recovery was remarkable and well-documented Jones walked out of U of L’s Frazier Rehabilitation Institute less than three weeks after surgery to diffuse a spinal cord contusion.  It’s his long-term recovery and the move to the next chapter of his life that’s been less publicized.  He carries a microphone and spreads a heck of a message.  Less than three weeks after emergency spine surgery Jones walked out of the Frazier Rehabilitation Institute in Louisville friends and family members who listened to him while on bed rest in Kentucky Jones left the hospital with a new ambition.  “All I had was time,” Jones said with a grin Jones, 26, is a two-time UVA graduate after completing his master’s degree in educational psychology in May. For a day job, he works in an IT role for ManTech International, a defense contracting firm. On the side, he’s a motivational speaker.  Jones’ testimony has now been shared with audiences ranging from high schoolers to business leaders. Earlier this month at a Richmond community center, he spoke to members of Saving Our Youth a nonprofit organization and after-school program helping underserved teenagers transition to adulthood.  He delivered an eloquent 23-minute presentation that was both revealing – at age 6 Jones grabbed a knife to defend his mother against an abusive boyfriend – and inspiring – at UVA Jones went from a walk-on player to a team captain.  with a question Jones asked himself in the hospital “I don’t want you to think about anything materialistic Jones has shared his testimony in front of a range of audiences he was the keynote speaker at an event for a nonprofit organization in Richmond looked inward in that hospital bed and concluded he was still a “selfless person” and a “genuine guy” and that he “didn’t need to be able to move to be that I just had to open my eyes and be who I am.” That’s someone who survived a house fire as a child. That’s someone who, despite a skinny 5-foot-7 frame, drew the attention of an Atlantic Coast Conference football program out of high school. That’s someone who, when he finally got his first start as a fifth-year college player, ran for more than 100 yards.  That’s also someone who’s dealt with the tragedy of losing three teammates – Devin Chandler Lavel Davis and D’Sean Perry – to a shooting By the time Jones suffered his life-altering injury he had already built up the strength and resilience to overcome anything.  “Something I realized on my journey is that sometimes it’s not about achieving the goal,” Jones said of the NFL “Sometimes it’s about who you become while you’re chasing it “I want you to consider that as you walk through your lives.” Jones took time to meet with the teenagers involved with Saving Our Youth said he was inspired by Jones’ words and made sure to get his contact information The message resonated throughout an audience that included 18-year-old Ace Simms a senior at John Marshall High School in Richmond and aspiring rap artist who performed his original music earlier in the evening.  Simms and Jones exchanged contact information after his speech.  “He gave me the motivation to keep going,” Simms said “I was amazed by the fact that he was able to just go through the obstacles without letting them knock him down or make him give up.” Jones has plans to start his own nonprofit organization and call it “No Stars,” a nod to his lack of heavy recruitment as a high school athlete.  “I want to help unheralded kids and get them to where they need to be,” he said.  Saving Our Youth’s founder and executive director has no doubt Jones can lead such an endeavor All she needed was to hear him speak for 23 minutes.  “We try to get young speakers that can talk to our kids’ spirits they can hear it and it’s not over their head.  Perris Hill Pickleball is thrilled to announce a bold and forward-thinking proposal to transform Perris Hill Park into a premier destination for pickleball and tennis enthusiasts This state-of-the-art facility promises to enhance recreational opportunities for residents and visitors alike while fostering community engagement and bolstering the local economy The proposed pickleball and tennis center is set to include cutting-edge amenities such as 12 pickleball courts new open sided shade structure for players and spectators A spectacular grand main entrance with a featured sign structure By creating a shared space for players of all ages and skill levels the vision for this project reflects the club’s commitment to inclusivity and growth of racquet sports in our region “Our vision is to create a world-class facility that inspires connection “This center will be more than just courts-it will be a vibrant community hub where people can gather In addition to enriching the recreational landscape the center is poised to deliver significant economic benefits the facility is expected to attract visitors To turn this vision into reality, Perris Hill Pickleball is seeking public and political support to secure necessary approvals and funding for the project. The club is working closely with city officials to ensure that the project aligns with the City of San Bernardino’s goals for sustainable development and community well-being “We expect the new pickleball and tennis center will be a high activity hub that will generate significant traffic all the hours and days the park is open,” said Catalano Since beginning his public speaking career earlier this year Perris Jones has found telling his life story to be a therapeutic exercise The last time Perris Jones appeared in UVA Today, he was leaving the University of Louisville’s Frazier Rehabilitation Institute and headed home to Charlottesville following the spinal injury that ended his football career.  13 months after one hit on the field led to emergency surgery a two-time University of Virginia alumnus and former Cavalier running back has embarked on the next chapter in his life as a motivational speaker.  UVA Today traveled to a community center in Richmond where Jones shared his moving testimony with members of Saving Our Youth The 23-minute speech anchors our next story on Jones which will be featured in the UVA Today Weekend edition “I feel like every time I do it,” Jones said of public speaking “it’s just more affirmation that I’m going down the path that I’m supposed to be going down.  “It also makes it easier to deal with the injury as a whole in a way that I didn’t think it would help 2025 at 3:29 pm PT.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Two brothers who murdered a man during a robbery outside a Perris convenience store were both sentenced Friday to life in prison without the possibility of parole CA — Two brothers who murdered a man during a robbery outside a Perris convenience store were both sentenced Friday to life in prison without the possibility of parole were convicted in October of first-degree murder attempted robbery and a special-circumstance allegation of killing in the course of a robbery Bryan Ortega was additionally found guilty of sentence-enhancing gun and great bodily injury allegations for the slaying of 25-year-old George Torres of Moreno Valley During a hearing Friday at the Riverside Hall of Justice Riverside County Superior Court Judge Jason Armand imposed the sentences required by law on the pair According to a trial brief filed by the Riverside County District Attorney's Office the defendants went on a robbery spree that began shortly after 1 a.m when they spotted a man walking through a field on Wells Street in Perris Bryan Ortega got out of his brother's four-door sedan and accosted the victim identified in court documents only as "M.F.," later told sheriff's investigators that he was immediately frozen with fear when the man walked up to him racked the slide on a 9mm handgun and "pushed the barrel against the side of his head," court papers said `Strip off all your clothes,"' the brief stated Bryan struck him with the gun on the side of the head and said Bryan pistol-whipped him again after he took his clothes off Ortega grabbed the man's clothes and mobile phone the defendants drove to an am/pm convenience store/gas station at 4040 Perris Blvd and began inhaling drugs or vapors via balloons while sitting in Edgar Ortega's vehicle The men saw Torres pull into the parking lot in his Honda sedan and decided to rob him and his male friend got out of the passenger side of the Honda and went into the store to buy cigarettes Edgar Ortega backed his sedan into the parking stall immediately adjacent to the victim's car Bryan Ortega stepped out of his brother's vehicle "Give me everything you got," according to the brief prompting Ortega to demand that the victim hand over his sunglasses The young man balked and instead grabbed a pistol that he'd hidden in the Honda and fired at Ortega who "then began shooting into the car multiple times," the brief said Torres was hit by several bullets and died at the scene The defendants fled as witnesses called 911 Central Homicide Unit detectives reviewed storefront security surveillance camera images that morning and quickly identified the brothers as the assailants also linking them to the assault and robbery of M.F. culminating in the men's arrests without incident at a Santa Ana hotel the same day Neither defendant had documented prior felony convictions in Riverside County 2025 at 1:34 pm PT.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call Deputy Joseph Puente of the Perris Sheriff’s Station at 951-210-1000 or the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department at 951-776-1099 CA — A 19-year-old man who died last week after smashing into a parked semi in Perris was identified Tuesday Adrian Quiroz of Perris was driving eastbound on Ellis Avenue from Redlands Avenue at about 6:48 p.m when he crashed his sedan into the parked rig When Riverside County deputies arrived at the scene they found Quiroz suffering from major injuries A GoFundMe page identified Quiroz as an Orange Vista High School graduate who had enlisted with U.S displayed remarkable maturity," the page reads The semi-truck driver was inside the rig's cab at the time of the crash and was not injured The crash cause is still under investigation by the sheriff's department It is unknown whether drugs and/or alcohol were factors Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call Deputy Joseph Puente of the Perris Sheriff’s Station at 951-210-1000 or the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department at 951-776-1099 Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. 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The Kubota High Limit Racing west coast swing shifts to Perris Auto Speedway on Saturday Aaron Reutzel seeeks his second career HLR win against defending champion Brad Sweet west coast star Tanner Holmes and more on the Southern California 1/2-mile oval San Bernardino officials completed a two-day operation to clear a homeless encampment at Perris Hill Park which involved extensive outreach over the past month with over 30 accepting services such as temporary housing and rehabilitation programs “This has been a priority for our city,” said Mayor Helen Tran “These past two days have been a big success We have compassionately cleared the park and will be restoring it for use by our residents and families.” Months of planning led up to the operation San Bernardino’s Public Information Officer The city worked closely with its Homeless Outreach Team contracted service provider Hope the Mission and the Peace Team—a specialized group including police officers our teams have been out there Monday through Friday “We held three outreach events to ensure everyone knew this was coming offering residents options to take their belongings or store them at the city’s fleet center for up to 90 days Special accommodations were made for individuals with mobility challenges including the use of wheelchairs and walkers and additional time was given to assist them with relocation Service providers distributed seven-day vouchers for temporary housing with extensions available for those participating in rehabilitation or other programs Shuttles were onsite to help individuals refill prescriptions and transport them to local hotels including temporary housing and rehabilitation,” Kraus noted but we recognize that building trust and encouraging participation takes time.” Animal Services also provided free microchipping and vaccinations for pets ensuring care for the animals of those experiencing homelessness The city’s efforts at Perris Hill Park reflect its broader commitment to revitalizing public spaces while addressing homelessness compassionately includes amenities such as the Jerry Lewis Family Swim Center the encampment had raised concerns over safety and sanitation Disabled irrigation systems had left the grass dry and playgrounds and other facilities showed visible signs of neglect A recent tragic incident further underscored the urgency of action San Bernardino Public Works crews replaced mulch and began restoring irrigation to revitalize the park’s landscaping New signage was posted outlining park operating hours—sunrise to sunset—along with rules prohibiting camping and enforcement details much of the park will remain closed between Saturday Facilities such as the Jerry Lewis Family Swim Center and Senior Center will remain open during this period “This is a high priority,” said Acting City Manager Rochelle Clayton “We wanted to make sure that our first cleanup went smoothly but this operation has been underway for over a month.” City officials emphasized that the Perris Hill Park cleanup is the first of several planned efforts to address homelessness and restore public spaces “Our number one intention is to provide services and ensure it’s a safe and welcoming space for our residents,” Kraus said The cleanup also aligns with larger initiatives to invest in public parks the City Council will vote on a $9 million plan to renovate and restore Seccombe Lake Park and we are committed to making them safe and accessible for families,” Tran said The operation highlighted the city’s dual focus on providing resources and enforcing regulations While the city has faced legal restrictions in enforcing anti-camping ordinances due to court rulings officials stressed their commitment to balancing compassion with accountability “There’s a percentage of people who are hesitant to go through the process and live by certain rules,” Kraus said “But we also saw families who wanted to come home and reconnect which often takes 30 to 50 engagements with individuals before they accept help.” The operation saw no major incidents and included oversight by the American Civil Liberties Union which monitored the clearance to ensure the city adhered to its policies City officials plan to evaluate the operation and incorporate feedback to improve future cleanups As the city prepares for additional efforts residents can expect ongoing updates on homelessness initiatives and park restoration projects “This cleanup is a milestone for our community,” Clayton said “We’re investing heavily in services while ensuring our public spaces remain safe and welcoming for everyone.” 2024 at 3:32 pm PT.css-79elbk{position:relative;}One woman dies in a Lake Perris boating accident CA — Two Jet Ski personal watercraft riders collided in a deadly incident at a Riverside County lake Wednesday The Riverside County Coroner's Bureau identified Paulina Guerrero as the victim of the crash following notification of next of kin 911 callers relayed that two watercraft struck one another while motoring across Lake Perris were pulled from the water into a nearby boat by a good Samaritan according to Lake Perris State Recreation Officer John Rowe Lake Perris State Recreation Area officers first scanned the crash scene she was taken to shore and pronounced dead by Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire Department medics The second victim declined medical treatment The cause of the crash was still under investigation Body Of Lake Perris Drowning Victim Recovered 92 Days After Incident Authorities Search For Possible Drowning Victim At Lake Perris Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. 2025 at 1:14 pm PT.css-79elbk{position:relative;}The Riverside Coroner's Office identified Sunday the victim as Jocelyn Mendoza CA — A woman who died in a collision with suspected DUI driver in Perris was identified Sunday as a 26-year-old resident of the city The Riverside Coroner's Office identified Sunday the victim as Jocelyn Mendoza Deputies from the Riverside County Sheriff's Department Perris station responded to a report of a traffic collision in the intersection of Placentia Avenue and southbound Interstate 215 Freeway at 12:20 a.m Deputies arrived at the scene and located a Dodge pickup and a Toyota sedan the driver of which was found to be unresponsive with significant injuries Paramedics pronounced Mendoza dead at the scene within 10 minutes Preliminary findings from the Perris station's Reconstruction Team revealed the sedan was exiting the freeway at Placentia Avenue when the westbound suspect collided with her in the intersection identified as Perris resident Ivan Simmons attempted to flee the scene when deputies arrived but was located a short distance from the scene He allegedly "showed signs of impairment." Simmons was arrested Sunday morning on suspicion of gross vehicular manslaughter hit-and-run death and DUI causing bodily injury in the collision He is being held on $1 million at the Southwest Detention Center in Murrieta Placentia Avenue between the northbound Interstate 215 Freeway and Harvill Avenue was closed during the investigation Anyone with information about the collision was urged to contact Deputy Jess Kiebach of the Perris sheriff's station at 951-210-1000 This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page marking the best men’s result in Olympic BMX Freestyle Day six of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games hosted the finals for the BMX Freestyle squad The team returned to La Concorde as the ones to beat with all four athletes qualifying in the top four of their respective events Perris Benegas (Reno Nev.; Haro BMX) was the sixth rider to drop and the first American to take the stage Dropping in and immediately hitting huge air Benegas’ first run earned her a score of 83.40 Knowing she’d need to top it to be on the podium the judges scored her with a 90.70 on her final run This score solidly earned her a silver medal When asked about how she prepared for her Olympic medal run she said “I usually go through my run in my head and its best run counts it just hasn’t even set in yet,” continued Benegas As the top qualifier, Hannah Roberts (Buchanan Mich.; Hyper BMX) was the last rider to drop I crashed in practice and had to shake that off There are a lot of things that can go wrong in a very short amount of time Justin Dowell (Virginia Beach Va.; Hyper BMX) was the first American to drop After hitting a flawless run that included his signature 360 Twix Dowell wowed the judges with his unique first-round routine he knew his second run would need to be perfect if he wanted to better his score Starting his second round with a no-handed 540 Dowell hit a handful of unique variations but sat up without running the clock down after realizing he couldn’t better his first run Marcus Christopher (Canton Ohio; DK Bicycles) was ready to put down his best ride in his first Olympic Games He dropped in and immediately the crowd started cheering He utilized the entire course and got some extreme air that earned him a fourth-place finish and a score of 93.11 the best result Team USA has had in the history of Men’s BMX Freestyle I fell on something I do every day not even thinking about it That second run I was just trying to calm down and focus I missed a trick and landed low a few times but I put down a run I was happy about.” Christopher’s run was the best finish America has had on the Men’s side since the inception of BMX Freestyle at the Games Stay up to date on all things Paris 2024 here For more information contact: apalermo@usacycling.org and Dowell All Qualify for BMX Freestyle Finals at Paris 2024 Olympic Games Recognized by the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee and the Union Cycliste Internationale USA Cycling is the official governing body for all disciplines of competitive cycling in the United States View Children's Online Privacy Protection Policy A protest against President Donald Trump's immigration policies in Perris was declared unlawful after nine hours the Riverside County Sheriff's Office said Tuesday The department said individuals throwing rocks and bottles at deputies caused the declaration a claim disputed by some who said the dispersal orders were given while the protest was still peaceful Demonstrators gathered at multiple Perris Boulevard intersections beginning at 9 a.m with authorities estimating a crowd of as many as 500 people Deputies and California Highway Patrol officers were monitoring protests throughout the day The protests remained peaceful until 6 p.m. when the department reported that some in attendance were throwing items causing the assembly to be declared unlawful "at that point," according to the statement Video posted later showed officials appearing to use "less lethal" projectiles in the direction of protesters a few minutes after a deputy's announcement were able to clear protesters from the area without any reported injuries four for obstruction and two for assault with a deadly weapon Trump has acted on his campaign promise to increase deportations of people in the country illegally Immigration and Customs Enforcement conducting raids in major cities News Channel 3 is committed to providing a forum for civil and constructive conversation Please keep your comments respectful and relevant. You can review our Community Guidelines by clicking here If you would like to share a story idea, please submit it here Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Community Guidelines KESQ-TV FCC Public File | KPSP-TV FCC Public File | KDFX-TV FCC Public File | EEO Report | FCC Applications | Do Not Sell My Personal Information CaliforniaJunk food at checkout will soon be banned in Perris sugary drinks and other treats at least 6 feet away from cash registers Snack foods and sugary drinks will be relocated from grocery checkout lanes next year in Perris following the passage of a new city ordinance which requires grocers larger than 2,500 square feet to make healthy food and beverages the “default option” at checkout lanes Perris is the second known municipality to approve an ordinance requiring grocers to remove junk food from checkout lanes in an effort to promote healthier eating grocers would have to move items like candy bars and high-sugar soft drinks at least 6 feet away from any cash register in the store Beverages would need to contain no more than 40 calories and no more than 200 milligrams of sodium per container Food items would have to follow the same sodium guidelines and no more than 35% of the total calories can come from sugars (or 10 grams) The ordinance surfaced as part of The Center for Science in the Public Interest’s “Healthy Checkout Initiative,” urging grocers to remove unhealthy products from checkout areas of grocery stores “The city of Perris is excited to join this initiative and help promote healthy food options in our community,” said Perris City Manager Clara Miramontes in a statement “We are committed to the long-term health and wellness of residents and look forward to successful results.”  who helped spearhead the campaign in Berkeley said in an email response to questions that research out of the United Kingdom which has a national law on healthy checkout options shows that removing the items reduces impulse purchases of unhealthy food like candy and soda “In Berkeley you can see a notable difference in checkout aisles of two similar grocery stores noting that a store nearby has the usual assortment of candy and soda while stores in Berkeley carry products like lip balm "Candy and soda are available in the store for those who seek it just not for impulse purchase and at kid eye level.”   The city of Perris noted in a press release issued in March that the ordinance will not prevent grocers from selling items that exceed the nutritional guidelines in other areas of the store The city said the initiative was backed by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Inland Valley we are excited to see healthier options at checkout to help create a brighter and healthier future in Perris for our youth,” said Julia Burch assistant director of development for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Inland Valley Timothy Inklebarger is an editor with Supermarket News Registered in England & Wales with number 01835199 They put Perris away in a 12-minute span of the first half, scoring 22 successive points en route to a 49-28 Division 5AA victory, their first postseason triumph in eight years. It wasn’t so close. Sixth-seeded Los Amigos (13-9), the Grove League runner-up, romped to a 20-4 halftime lead, extended the advantage to 34 points near the end of the third quarter, then emptied its bench for the rest of the ride. Sophia Boyer scored eight of her 14 points in a 23-point third quarter, Madeline Nguyen hit three first-half three-pointers and scored 10 points, and Catalina Guardado tallied nine points for the Lobos, who head Saturday night to Jurupa Valley for a second-round meeting with Patriot (16-12). They suffocated visiting Perris (12-11), forcing the Panthers into a half-court game (“not our sweet spot,” noted Perris coach Ikeya Taylor), and then limiting them to one first-half field goal and three in the first three quarters, prodding 41 turnovers, and grabbing more offensive rebounds (33) than Perris managed at both ends (32, just seven on offense). “We just got after it,” said Los Amigos coach Reginald Kennedy, who rotated 10 players against a seven-player roster. “We fought hard, we got to the spots, and our girls wanted it.” The Panthers led twice in the first two minutes, and then, just like that, it was over. Los Amigos’ aggressive approach denied them space to operate and 18 of their next 23 possessions ended with turnovers. The Lobos were sloppy, too, committing 31 turnovers in a frantically paced, often out-of-control battle. Both teams hit about a quarter of their shots, but all those offensive rebounds, among 52 in all, led to 78 shots to Perris’ 36 attempts. Boyer and Heydi Nava grabbed 11 rebounds apiece — Nava had nine on the attacking end, Boyer seven — and Guardado had six rebounds (four offensive) and three steals. “We were really aggressive,” Guardado said. “We wanted to ball. We were always on the floor [diving for loose balls], you’d never see one of us standing up when the ball was rolling anywhere, we would literally throw ourselves [onto the floor]. ... “We came out with energy right off the beginning. Today was a good day for us. We wanted to play. We are so excited, we can’t wait for our next game.” Los Amigos targeted Carina Castaneda, the Panthers’ top scorer, holding her to one basket and four points until she hit the first of three shots from beyond the arc midway through the third quarter. Eight of her 15 points came against the fourth-quarter reserves. The Lobos are thinking big, with good reason. They’re the highest remaining seed in the lower half of the 5AA bracket. “I think we’re capable of going all the way,” Kennedy said. “I’ve got all the confidence in the world in these girls. Right now they’re riding high, and they’ve got confidence.” CIF Southern Section Division 5AA playoffs P — Castaneda 15, Martin 7, Rath 4, Ray 2. LA — Boyer 14, Nguyen 10, Guardado 9, Nava 5, Le 4, Kue 4, F. Macauley 3. 3-pt. goals — Nguyen 3, Guardado 1, F. Macauley 1. Sports News Subscribe for unlimited accessSite Map 2024 at 3:25 pm PT.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Prosecution testimony got underway Wednesday in the trial of two brothers accused of killing a man during an attempted robbery outside a Perris convenience store as well as robbing the victim's friend and beating and robbing another man nearby CA — Prosecution testimony got underway Wednesday in the trial of two brothers accused of killing a man during an attempted robbery outside a Perris convenience store as well as robbing the victim's friend and beating and robbing another man nearby allegedly gunned down 25-year-old George Torres of Moreno Valley in 2021 The brothers are each charged with first-degree murder attempted robbery and a special circumstance allegation of killing in the course of a robbery Bryan Ortega alone is charged with firearm assault and sentence-enhancing gun and great bodily injury allegations after which the prosecution and defense delivered opening statements Riverside County Superior Court Judge Jason Armand directed jurors to return to the Riverside Hall of Justice on Wednesday morning Bryan Ortega is being held in lieu of $1 million bail at the Smith Correctional Facility in Banning and his elder sibling is being held on the same amount at the Byrd Detention Center in Murrieta when they spotted a man walking through a field along Wells Street in Perris and decided to take all of his belongings identified in court documents only as "M.F.," later told sheriff's investigators that he didn't know the person but was immediately frozen with fear when the man walked up to him 'Strip off all your clothes,"' the brief stated was able to walk to a Circle K not far away and seek help from the clerk the defendants drove to an am/pm at 4040 Perris Blvd identified only as "J.N.," court papers allege got out of the passenger side of the Honda and went into the convenience store to purchase cigarettes "Give me everything you got," the brief alleged who "then began shooting into the car multiple times," according to the brief Homicide detectives reviewed storefront security camera images that morning and quickly identified the brothers as the alleged assailants Edgar Ortega has been involved in at least three assaults on fellow inmates since he was jailed Neither he or his younger brother have documented prior felony convictions in Riverside County Three years after finishing one spot off the podium in the Olympic debut of the BMX park event Reed High alumPerris Benegas got redemption Wednesday in the Paris Games Benegas took it up a notch during the final stomping a score of 90.70 points on her second run to take second place before waiting out the final few riders who qualified in first and had the final run and it's best-run counts," Benegas said nothing to lose.' I just wanted to do a run I was stoked on her88.50-point run just 0.70 points shy of bronze Her training for the Paris Games was derailed when she required ACL and meniscus surgery in 2023 but the 29-year-old rehabbed that injury to take one of two qualifying spots for the U.S is derived from Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry was the only one of four Americans on the men's and women's side to claim a medal in Paris a surprise as all four were podium contenders Marcus Christopher finished fourth and Justin Dowell seventh in the nine-athlete field who won silver in the Tokyo Games and was the gold-medal favorite in this Olympic cycle Benegas posted solid scores of 86.20 and 84.68 for an average run of 85.44 to take one of nine spots in the finals (out of 12 competitors) Among those who didn't make the finals cut was Tokyo gold-medal winner Charlotte Worthington Taking gold in Paris was China's Yawen Deng with a score of 92.60 which topped Benegas' best run by 1.9 points Australia's Natalya Diehm won bronze with 88.80 points competitors get two runs each with their top score counted in the standings.Benegas' first run went for 83.40 points putting her in fourth entering the final run which she nailed for the 90.70-point silver-medal finish Benegas is the third Northern Nevada high school product to win an Olympic medal in the last 48 hours with Reno High swimmer Luke Hobson taking bronze in the 200-meter freestyle swim and silver in the 4x200 free relay while fellow Husky Steph Rovetti won bronze with Team USA's women's rugby team 2024 at 9:41 am PT.css-79elbk{position:relative;}The Riverside Sheriff’s Office Dive Team spent approximately six days searching for the victim using scuba divers and side-scanning sonar CA — The body of a man presumed drowned at Lake Perris State Recreation Area was recovered more than a month and a half after he disappeared into the water The remains of Riverside resident Tobias Rose Rose reportedly jumped off a drifting vessel into open waters on the west end of the lake and never resurfaced including the Riverside County sheriff's dive team and its aviation unit responded shortly after to assist with search efforts southern communications manager for California State Parks "A thorough search was conducted during daylight hours; however the victim has not been located at this time," according to a June 17 update from Moreno "Riverside Sheriff's Office dive team is continuing to search for the victim Over the ensuing days, Rose's body was not found, and by early July, the parks service confirmed to Patch that the search for the Riverside man was called off "The Riverside Sheriff’s Office Dive Team spent approximately six days searching for the victim using scuba divers and side-scanning sonar and the victim still has not been recovered," according to a July 2 emailed statement from California State Parks Further details about the apparent drowning were unavailable A 26-year-old woman, identified as Jocelyn M., was killed in a collision involving a suspected DUI driver in Perris early Sunday morning deputies responded to a traffic collision at the intersection of Placentia Avenue and the southbound Interstate 215 Freeway around 12:20 a.m Deputies arrived to find a Dodge pickup truck and a Toyota sedan involved in the crash was unresponsive and suffered significant injuries Paramedics pronounced her dead at the scene within 10 minutes Preliminary investigations revealed that the victim was exiting the freeway at Placentia Avenue when the westbound suspect struck her vehicle in the intersection attempted to flee but was apprehended nearby Authorities reported that he showed signs of impairment The suspect was arrested on suspicion of gross vehicular manslaughter He is being held at the Southwest Detention Center in Murrieta on $1 million bail Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is a dangerous and illegal act that continues to threaten lives across California This reckless behavior often results in severe traffic accidents If you’ve been injured in a crash caused by an impaired driver We’re here to help you navigate the legal process and pursue compensation for your damages and losses our team specializes in DUI accident cases assist with obtaining critical information Our experienced Perris DUI accident victim lawyers are dedicated to protecting your rights and advocating for your claim. With over $750 million recovered in settlements and verdicts our proven track record demonstrates our ability to handle even the most complex cases effectively Accidents leave victims shocked and confused about what to do taking specific steps immediately following a DUI accident is crucial to protect your rights and maximize your chances of recovering damages Our DUI accident victim attorneys in Perris highly recommend that you follow these steps: According to the NHTSA’s National Center for Statistics and Analysis there were 11,654 fatalities resulting from motor vehicle traffic crashes involving at least one alcohol-impaired driver accounting for 30% of all traffic fatalities in the United States that year This marked a 14.3 percent increase in fatalities due to alcohol-impaired driving rising from 10,196 in 2019 to 11,654 in 2020 one fatality related to alcohol-impaired driving occurred every 45 minutes The age groups of 21 to 24 years and 25 to 34 years had the highest percentages of alcohol-impaired drivers involved in fatal crashes with each group representing 26 percent of such incidents in 2020 The highest percentage of alcohol-impaired drivers in fatal crashes was among motorcycle riders at 27% followed by drivers of passenger cars at 23% Among the 1,093 traffic fatalities in 2020 involving children aged 14 and younger 21 percent (229 fatalities) occurred in crashes involving alcohol-impaired driving an annual music festival on the shores of Lake Perris in the fall has been canceled because of ballooning costs and low ticket sales "We are heartbroken to announce that `Desert Daze' .. is canceled,'' according to a statement released on the Desert Daze fest website "Due to rising production costs and the current volatile festival market it is no longer possible to execute the weekend as planned The fest is one of two traditionally held at the Lake Perris State Recreation Area "Same Same But Different," is still on schedule for the weekend of Sept and will feature a host of mellow jams bands Desert Daze typically features arena-style rock The fest's organizers said ticket sales were in a trough this year and didn't reach the number needed to cover expenses for the celebration "Desert Daze is more than a festival or business venture to us," organizers said "The community that we've cultivated together means so much to us and is the reason we will continue to work to find a way to keep this beautiful thing going for many years to come.'' Ticket holders for this year's fest will be refunded their purchases. More information is available at https://desertdaze.org/ Editor's note: Follow today's action from Paris here. PARIS – Perris medaling in Paris. And no you're not the first to connect the dots between the nearly identical pronunciations American Perris Benegas won the silver medal in women's BMX freestyle Wednesday at the Place de la Concorde with two clean runs which carried over her emphasis on soaring through the air to impress the judges "That's actually the first time I've heard 'Perris in Paris.' No Benegas said she didn’t pressure herself to medal She told herself it was another minute on the bike “I just wanted to go out there and put a run down that I was stoked on while Australia's Natalya Diehm won bronze the 22-year-old front-runner and five-time world champion was eighth because she fell during both runs – a disappointing result given she entered the finals with the best score from Tuesday Get Olympics updates in your texts! Join USA TODAY Sports' WhatsApp Channel the position in which she qualified for the final Her second run had a higher degree of difficulty and the judges rewarded the courage where BMX freestyle made its Olympic debut “I was obviously hungrier coming here,” she said The 29-year-old had an uphill battle to make Paris in the first place she had ACL-LCL-meniscus surgery to repair a devastating knee injury one of the first thoughts that popped into her head was making it to Paris "And luckily I was surrounded by amazing people who were able to motivate me and inspire me to keep going during that time MORE: Olympic triathletes don't worry about dirty water, unlike those of us on Germophobe Island MORE: Simone Biles uses Instagram post to defend her teammates against MyKayla Skinner's shade Benegas got back on the bike (literally) in May "That has been quite the grind from day one .. put my head down and got to work," Benegas said Making it to the Olympics was enough for her to have the opportunity to ride again today,” Benegas said Benegas' family and girlfriend were watching in the stands and once she finished her media obligations the Nevada native made a beeline to give them the most satisfying hugs of her life "They're my biggest support," Benegas said "To be able to share this moment with them Disappointment for Hannah Roberts in BMX freestyleRoberts had her work cut out for her after a big run from Deng in the first heat But she was cruising into contention when her foot slipped and she "had no pop," no momentum to move forward as she went into a front flip in the final seconds but I was too far into it to not do it," Roberts said The pressure was on Roberts going into the last heat “I usually captivate on those moments,” she lamented It was a trick she does every day – the flip bar I make mistakes and today wasn’t my day,” she said Roberts is 10 days away from turning 23 and the goal is to participate in the 2028 Los Angeles Games I’m just stoked to be able to be doing this It’s a dream come true; obviously the goal is to win the gold medal at the Olympics," Roberts said and I’m just looking at continuing to get better no matter what.”  And Roberts was elated nonetheless for Benegas “There’s nobody more hard-working than Perris … just watching her mentality going through rehab and going through the gym and getting right back into where we started Follow Chris Bumbaca on social media @BOOMbaca The USA TODAY app gets you to the heart of the news — fast. Download for award-winning coverage, crosswords, audio storytelling, the eNewspaper and more 2024 at 1:23 pm PT.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Immediately following the crash CA — An off-road vehicle crash left a man injured and triggered a brush fire Tuesday on the south end of the Lake Perris State Recreation Area in Nuevo that was quickly stopped The crash occurred shortly before noon in the area of Bernasconi Road and the Ramona Expressway according to the California Highway Patrol and Riverside County Fire Department The agencies said immediately following the accident The driver was able to safely extricate himself and escape the flames It was unclear whether he was at the wheel of an all-terrain vehicle or another type of conveyance when he crashed in the field Because the flames were close to the expressway CHP officers partially closed the road between Bernasconi and Lakeview Avenue for public safety Firefighters stopped the blaze's forward rate of spread at about 12:20 p.m and were expected to achieve full containment by 1 p.m No homes or other structures were threatened The driver was taken to Riverside University Medical Center in Moreno Valley for treatment of minor injuries so that's an achievement that won't be missed by us but we know we've got three more games to keep building on that." Henry Pollock and his band of brothers pulled off a remarkable heist in Dublin on Leinster to make them believe anything's possible after the second surgery,” said USA Eagle Georgie Perris-Redding Nine months after the initial surgery to repair her right knee Perris-Redding was told she needed to go under the knife again For almost a year the Sale Sharks and USA Women’s Eagles flanker had spent five hours a day trying to get up to full fitness only for her MCL to reject its synthetic graft window.scriptsToInit.push('BrightCoveEmbeddedScrollVideo.init("6360804784112");'); It was in the final throes of Sale Sharks’ 27-24 end-of-season PWR win over Bristol Bears last June that the 28-year-old lay on the field at Heywood Road resigned that the pain in her right knee meant a long-term lay-off was coming the 14-cap international was told she had ruptured her ACL torn her MCL and damaged her meniscus significantly To try and get back on the pitch as soon as possible Perris-Redding opted to have her injuries repaired in one surgery in the aim of recovering in time for the 2025 Rugby World Cup in England When the Sale captain started to get back moving following a period of post-operative care there was an increasing feeling that things were not as they should be “I’d already had a feeling that something wasn’t right,” she said like I couldn’t sit in a chair and stand back up without it hurting “You know when those things in daily life start to become harder Kate Zackary is counting down the days until they open the 2025 Rugby World Cup Perris-Redding is now another step closer to full fitness and is currently in camp with the Eagles in San Diego Being in the mid-spring sunshine of the west coast has not only given her more motivation but also provided another opportunity to reflect on the past year of her life “This might sound strange,” Perris-Redding wryly smiled in the 79th minute of the last game of the season – it was just so unlucky It’s given me time to work on things that I never had time for before I’m not going to lie; it’s been really tough This takes you to a really dark and lonely place Much of what Perris-Redding has learned was in the cold isolation of her own recovery Other players came and went from the rehabilitation room at Sharks’ Carrington base combined with the devastation of having to go under the knife a second time has given the Michigan-born back-row forward plenty of added resolve “We have some really tough games and sometimes we’ve ended up on the wrong side of the scoreline You have to go to a pretty dark place to be able to keep fighting in some of those scenarios Growing up only ten minutes away from the Principality Stadium last Saturday’s match up against Wales was always going to be a meaningful one to England’s Meg Jones “I thought I was quite relentless until I did ten months of rehab Since her debut against Canada in 2022 Perris-Redding has been an important figure for the Eagles head coach Sione Fukofuka selected her among his 38-player squad for their Spring tour “Ten months is a long time (to spend in rehab) I’m really grateful and it’s quite emotional I’ve been away from this group for a year and when I got back The moment I am hit with a tackle bag I’ll shed a tear of happiness but I just think about playing for this team again,” Perris-Redding said I probably had the most fun 80 minutes I’ve had “I may only be 5’4” but the contact part is my favourite part of the game It is crazy because you don’t realise how much of a relief something is for you At this moment in time Perris-Redding is not putting a definitive timeline on her return Having seen numerous return dates drift further and further back in the calendar the 28-year-old’s focus is entirely dedicated to recovery and being fit for this year’s Rugby World Cup This weekend Fukofuka’s team take on Japan in Los Angeles The clash with the 12th ranked team in the world acts as an aperitif to the Eagles’ opening Pacific Four Series encounter with Canada a week later in Kansas City Then travelling to the Southern Hemisphere to take on New Zealand and Australia, it will be an instructive period for an Eagles team that have not played since WXV 1 in the autumn A post shared by USA Rugby (@usarugby) Enjoying a promising upturn in form during Fukofuka’s first year in charge there is a palpable sense that good things can come for a USA team burdened with the responsibility of taking on the Red Roses in the World Cup opener in August I probably should say it’s because I love rugby The USA Eagles play Japan on Saturday 26th April. Watch live and for free on the RugbyPass App Join free and tell us what you really think Henry Pollock and his band of brothers pulled off a remarkable heist in Dublin on Leinster to make them believe anything's possible Is the Queensland boss the right man to lead Australia forward And will Joe Schmidt be tempted to stick around for Rugby World Cup 2027 Northampton Saints found a way of beating the fabled Jacques Nienaber blitz and inflicting another 'horrific' Champions Cup loss on the Leinster giants You’ve got to feel sorry for the lad he's got some pretty big shoes to fill Can only imagine the pressure he must be under to perform etc Oh he's a mug alright 😂 Yes he certainly is I remember when he said in the preview to the WC QF that if Ireland play to 90% of their potential My daughter had warned me multiple times about the risks of crypto scams but I never imagined I would fall victim to one It all started when I came across an ad on YouTube for an “Ethereum mining pool” that promised high returns with minimal effort what I believed was a legitimate investment opportunity was a sophisticated scam The regret and despair I felt were overwhelming but the fear of how I would secure my future I did not know how to get it back or where to start That's when a friend recommended Tech Cyber Force Recovery I was surprised at how understanding and patient they were with my situation They assured me they had the tools and expertise to trace my lost funds Tech Cyber Force Recovery did exactly what they promised but they also uncovered the full scope of the scam operation collaborating with international exchanges and law enforcement to identify the culprits and retrieve as much of my money as possible What truly impressed me was their professionalism and compassion They didn’t just treat me like another case; they treated me like a person I was beyond grateful for their support and expertise throughout the process Tech Cyber Force Recovery is a miracle worker with a heart of gold I highly recommend them to anyone facing a similar situation    Telegram   (@)techcyberforc    mail   Techcybersforcerecovery(@)cyberservices(.)com Another reason for Jordie Barrett He has not been involved in any of those losses He is more likely to keep his thinking cap on and not slide down the well worn mud slide to panic that Henshaw was muddied the back of his shirt/shorts with several times in recent years NH were not going to win that match in the second half They needed a decent lead from teh 1st half to try and hold Judging from a few years of poor end game match management my hunch is that sorting it out has fallen between the stools of Cullen-Nienaber and previously Cullen-Lancaster That’s a finger pointing right at Cullen as overall manager The lack of big (challenging) matches could also have been mitigated by Leinster by doing a stress test on potential weaknesses NH obviously did such a test and emerged with a bit of an array of attacking opportunities and as NB has said ways to diminish the rush D Agree Sam would be better getting a few learning matches under his belt with some pressure off (Apart from any Munster supporter Crowley-ite pressure) Steven Donald very much in the news these days Whatever blows your skirt up So how many big tournament has Leinster/ Ireland won in the last 6/7 year Even with them being the so called favourites You can’t argue the fact that Irish rugby has an issue when it comes to closing out big games…… as for my team/country we have won more WC’s than Ireland made it past a QF…….Stop making excuses and just except that Irish rugby teams choke and wear that tag proudly……you have earned it! …so you’ve finally given up farting against thunder in the face of overwhelming evidence on how cocksure Leinster fell flat on their arses then?? 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I’ve blocked that poster so can’t see his comment Can you discuss rugby instead of piling on the insults Reno-raisedPerris Benegas is headed back to the Olympics after coming up just short of a medal three years ago Benegas qualified for next month's Paris Games with a second-place finish in the Women’s BMX Freestyle final at the Olympic Qualifier Series Budapest last Saturday to secure her spot.Benegas has battled back from a torn ACL suffered a year ago to once again prove to be one of the top riders in the world “On this day last year, I was on the operating table getting my ACL done,"Benegas told Olympics.com "I woke up and it was the most excruciating pain I’ve ever been in I asked to go back to the hospital because I couldn’t control the pain I had no idea where I’d be a year from now I couldn’t have done it without the support of my girlfriend and close friends and family It takes a village and I didn’t get here on my own Benegas scored 91.92 points in the OQS Budapest behind only U.S the 2021 Tokyo silver medalist who scored 93.48 points.Benegas finished fourth in the Tokyo Games less than a point off the podium in her sport's Olympic debut three years ago “I’m over the moon today," Benegas said after Saturday's ride I put down a run that I was hyped on." The 28-year-old Reed High alum got her start in freestyle BMX while tagging along with her brother and his friends in Northern Nevada riding spots She was the only girl among them but that didn’t stop her from learning new skills She won gold at the 2018World Championships as part of an American sweep.Benegas now resides inFuquay Varina It's not lost onBenegas she will be competing at the Olympics a week after her birthday in a city she shares a name with "Perris is going to Paris," Benegas said "My mom is a big fan of the band Aerosmith My brother is named Tyler after Steven Tyler And then she wanted to name me Perry (after Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry) but thank goodness my aunt stepped in and said Before the Olympics,Benegas will compete in this week's X Games Benegas'BMX park event is scheduled for Friday at 3:30 p.m It is the final tuneup before next month's Olympics.Benegas and Roberts are considered two of the favorites in both events “We competed in Tokyo together,"Benegas said of her kinship with Roberts To continue this journey with her is awesome.”