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A convicted sex offender with an outstanding warrant from Orange County was apprehended Tuesday afternoon by San Bernardino County deputies near the California–Arizona border. Brett Alderson, 60, was located during a traffic stop on Rio Vista Drive in Big River.

Alderson’s arrest highlights the ongoing efforts to locate and apprehend registered sex offenders who fail to comply with state regulations. Failing to register or update address information is a serious offense, potentially endangering communities. The Orange County Sheriff’s Department had issued a warrant for Alderson’s arrest due to non-compliance with sex offender registration requirements.

According to the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, deputies identified Alderson, a resident of Needles, as the driver during the traffic stop. He was subsequently taken into custody and booked at the Colorado River Station jail before being turned over to Orange County authorities.Anyone with information regarding this case or Alderson is encouraged to contact Deputy T. Gilbert of the Colorado River Station at 760-326-9200. Tips can also be submitted anonymously through the We-Tip Hotline at 800-782-7463 or online at .

A‍ california couple is facing⁣ murder and torture charges in the death of their 14-month-old daughter,authorities announced Nov. 24. ⁣Alfredo and Kelly Muñoz were ⁣arrested following a joint ⁤inquiry by homicide and child abuse detectives, alongside the Department of Children and Family Services.

The case underscores the critical importance of ‌child protection ⁤and has prompted a commitment from the District ‌attorneys Office to pursue maximum ⁢penalties. ​The Muñozes are accused of inflicting ongoing abuse upon the child,‌ ultimately leading to her death. If convicted, thay each could receive a sentence ranging from ​32 ⁢years to life ⁤in state prison, ⁣a result reflecting the severity of the​ alleged crimes and the vulnerability of the victim.

According to​ detectives, the 14-month-old girl ⁣endured sustained abuse at⁣ the hands of her‌ father and stepmother. The Los‌ Angeles County⁢ District ⁣Attorney’s Office has filed one count each of ⁣murder, torture, and assault on a ​child causing death against ⁢both⁤ Alfredo and Kelly Muñoz. ⁣

“The ⁣tragic death of this little girl ⁢is a heartbreaking reminder of the sacred ⁣responsibility we all share to protect our children from harm,” stated D.A. Nathan Hochman. “Our​ Office is committed⁤ to​ seeking justice for Tilly⁣ and ensuring those responsible are held accountable to‍ the fullest extent of the law.”

Bail for each defendant has been‌ set at $3.03 ‍million, according to the DA’s Office. The investigation ⁣remains ongoing ​as​ prosecutors prepare to move forward with the case.

Southern California is bracing for a significant whether shift this week, ⁤with powerful winds and plummeting temperatures ⁢expected to create⁤ hazardous conditions across Los Angeles and Ventura counties. A mid-week storm⁤ system will bring a chance of rain and mountain snow, but the most immediate concern is a​ sharp drop in temperatures‍ following the winds’ dissipation​ each night.

The National Weather Service ‌(NWS) warns that the coldest mornings are anticipated Tuesday, Thursday, and⁢ Friday, with interior areas – particularly the Antelope Valley – potentially experiencing freezing temperatures. This poses a threat⁢ to sensitive crops and plants, and creates a moderate risk‌ of hypothermia for individuals and animals ⁣lacking shelter.

The approaching ​storm‍ is forecast to deliver gusty​ winds alongside the colder air. residents are encouraged to prepare for potential ​power outages and travel disruptions. the ‌NWS provides updates on its official website at https://www.weather.gov/lox and can be contacted with weather reports or⁢ questions via email at nws.losangeles@noaa.gov or by phone at (805) 988-6610.

Car⁢ Break-Ins Plague Thanksgiving Holiday at ⁣Great Wolf Lodge in Manteca

MANTECA,Calif.⁣ – Nearly 50‌ vehicles were broken into at the Great Wolf⁢ Lodge in Manteca, California, ⁢over the ⁤Thanksgiving holiday, prompting a police investigation and ⁢raising concerns about security ‍at the popular family resort. The Manteca Police Department responded to reports of shattered windows and stolen‍ belongings beginning Thursday, November ‌23rd.

The surge in vehicle burglaries casts a shadow over what should have been a festive holiday ​for families visiting the resort. While Great wolf‌ Lodge​ employs on-site security and utilizes a ticketed parking system, it ⁤remains uncertain whether guards were actively patrolling the lot during the time of⁢ the incidents. The ‌break-ins underscore the vulnerability of vehicles⁣ left unattended in public ⁢parking areas, notably during peak travel ⁣times when they may contain gifts and other‍ valuables.

According to authorities, detectives are awaiting ​surveillance footage ⁤from the lodge, ‍which management says is⁤ currently being compiled. The San Francisco⁣ Chronicle reported that the ⁤extent of losses is ​still being assessed ‍by victims, but initial reports indicate a ​wide⁢ range of items were ‌stolen.

“Sadly, especially around the holidays, when ‌people ​are expecting that​ there will be presents and other ‍valuables in ⁤vehicles, it is⁣ always best not to leave items in your⁤ vehicle that can be taken,” stated Sergeant Steven Beermann ⁤of⁤ the Manteca police Department in⁢ a statement ⁤to KCRA 3.

Both‍ Great ⁤Wolf Lodge and the Manteca Police Department were contacted for ‍comment but did not respond in time for publication. The investigation is ongoing.

Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) canceled all outpatient clinic appointments Wednesday following an unexpected power outage at its main campus. The disruption, first reported around 10:54 a.m., forced the hospital to prioritize critical care and postpone non-urgent services.

The outage impacts families with scheduled appointments and underscores the vulnerability of essential healthcare facilities to unforeseen disruptions. CHLA officials stated that “ongoing power issues impacting operations” led to the decision, and are working to reschedule affected patients.while the cause of the outage remains under inquiry, the hospital has not specified whether other operations beyond outpatient clinics were affected. Patients are advised to expect delays in rescheduling and are encouraged to check the hospital’s website for updates as power is restored.