Scott MillerPerspectives Assistant Riverside County officials arrested Raymond Lee Oyler on Thursday, Nov. 2, in connection with the raging Esperanza fire, which claimed the lives of five firefighters. He is charged with multiple counts of arson, as well as several counts of first degree murder. This situation also lends itself to two “special circumstances” that have to do … [Read more...] about Death penalty not an acceptable deterrent
Ventura chase ends in Malibu stand-off, cops arrest suspect
RYAN HAGENNews Assistant A high-speed car chase ended in Malibu with an unidentified man seriously injuring himself before officers pried him out of his pickup. The chase began shortly before 8:30 a.m., on Thursday, Nov. 2 when Ventura police attempted to stop a car for unsafely passing on the right and ended two hours later with the suspect in serious condition on Surfside … [Read more...] about Ventura chase ends in Malibu stand-off, cops arrest suspect
Walberg’s style leads way, men set to attack schedule
DAVID NAKAGAMIStaff Writer A 7-20 overall record, managing only one win out of 14 contests as the visiting team. A 3-11 in-conference record, with no wins (0-7) on the road against conference rivals. Outscored by a combined total of 138 points in the second half alone. Finished the season on an 8-game losing streak, and going 2-11 in their last 13 games. Beaten out by … [Read more...] about Walberg’s style leads way, men set to attack schedule
Stretching body & relief
SHANNON URTNOWSKILiving Editor The lights illuminating the room dimmed. A string of white, glistening light bulbs on the floor was covered with nothing but four blue mats. Music gently played in the background. Though images of formals may enter the minds of some, this is far from the effect that Kathryn Linehan, owner of Seattle-based Studio Ignite and instructor in the art … [Read more...] about Stretching body & relief
Religion and taxes do not mix
Ashton EllisStaff Writer Do you know David Kuo? Up until 2003, Kuo was deputy director of the White House Office of Faith-Based Initiatives (“the Office”). He was charged with making good on President Bush’s campaign promise to tap $8 billion in new taxpayer funding for religious charities. After two years and $7.94 billion left untapped, Kuo became disillusioned about the … [Read more...] about Religion and taxes do not mix