Missael Soto

2 days ago | nbcsandiego.com | Amber Frias |Missael Soto

As federal immigration agents continue to carry out raids in Southern California, the line between local law enforcement and federal immigration agents is getting blurred, not in policy but in public perception. Unmarked vehicles used by both immigration enforcement agencies and local police departments are confusing communities that are on edge. Police departments like Fontana's say these misunderstandings can result in real consequences not just for the public but the officers.

2 days ago | nbclosangeles.com | Amber Frias |Missael Soto

As federal immigration agents continue to carry out raids in Southern California, the line between local law enforcement and federal immigration agents is getting blurred, not in policy but in public perception. Unmarked vehicles used by both immigration enforcement agencies and local police departments are confusing communities that are on edge. Police departments like Fontana's say these misunderstandings can result in real consequences not just for the public but the officers.

3 days ago | telemundo52.com | Missael Soto

Un hombre de 58 años de Riverside, acusado de atropellar a una mujer con su vehículo durante una protesta, fue acusado de agresión con arma mortal, anunció la Fiscalía el miércoles. Russell Alan Prentice presuntamente embistió con su camioneta a un grupo de manifestantes reunidos para una manifestación de "No Kings" e hirió a una mujer. El conductor huyó del lugar. Noticias California 24/7 en Telemundo 52.

3 days ago | nbclosangeles.com | Missael Soto

A 58-year-old Riverside man accused of striking a woman with his vehicle during a protest has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon, the District Attorney's office announced Wednesday. Russell Alan Prentice allegedly drove an SUV into a group of protesters gathered for a 'No Kings' rally and injured a woman. The driver then fled the area. The victim was transported to a hospital in critical but stable condition, authorities said.

3 days ago | nbclosangeles.com | Gordon Tokumatsu |Missael Soto

For most college graduates, it takes around four years to earn the opportunity to walk across the stage. For John Fong, that moment came nearly 60 years after he received his degree. In the back of his head, Fong didn't think this day would ever come. Like many veterans of his generation, he had answered a different call on June 13, 1968. "I was thinking, 'Too bad I couldn't walk,' but that's the way it goes," said Frong.