Yucaipa
Coverage of Yucaipa in the Nexus archive.
- Act of road rage leads investigators to massive weapons cache, authorities say
Authorities located a massive cache of illegal weapons following the arrest of an armed road rage suspect. The arsenal was found at his home in Yucaipa.
- Act of road rage leads investigators to massive weapons cache, authorities say
Following an incident involving road rage, investigators arrested a suspect and subsequently located his home in Yucaipa. Upon entering the property, authorities discovered a massive cache of illegal weapons, described as an arsenal.
- Brush fire in San Bernardino National Forest prompts evacuation warning
A brush fire in the San Bernardino National Forest near Yucaipa has prompted an evacuation warning for a nearby community, authorities said. The fire is located in the national forest area, leading to the evacuation warning for the surrounding region.
- 3 bear cubs wander into Yucaipa backyard
Three young bears wandered into a Yucaipa backyard over the weekend, startling a homeowner and turning the space into an unexpected hangout.
- 3 companies agree to pay $4M after fire sparked during gender reveal in Yucaipa
Three companies, including a smoke bomb designer and importer, agreed to pay $4 million after a deadly wildfire was sparked during a gender reveal party in Yucaipa, California, in 2020. The fire, caused by a pyrotechnic smoke device, scorched 22,744 acres, destroyed structures, and killed a firefighter.
- Mother of Emmanuel Haro pleads guilty in connection with baby's murder
Rebecca Haro pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment in connection with the death of her 7-month-old son, Emmanuel Haro. Her husband, Jake Mitchell Haro, was previously sentenced to life in prison for the child's murder. Both parents were involved in a case involving false police reports and failure to prevent abuse.
- Mountain lion kills Yucaipa family's dogs in broad daylight
A mountain lion attacked and killed two dogs at a Yucaipa family's home in San Bernardino County on Saturday morning. The incident occurred between 7:50 and 8:20 AM, with Laurie Schultz reporting the attack to KTLA.