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Doris Oliver

Doris Oliver is a proud Ridgecrest native with a deep passion for bringing local stories to light. With over 2 years of experience in community reporting, Doris has built a trusted voice in the Community. Her work focuses on covering the issues that matter most to Ridgecrest residents — from public safety and education to local government and community events. Driven by a belief that informed citizens make stronger communities, Doris is committed to delivering accurate, timely, and impactful news. Through ridgecrestpact.org, she aims to bridge the gap between people and the stories shaping their everyday lives — making local news accessible, engaging, and meaningful.

Officials Three Hikers Found Dead After Waterfall Jump in California

Officials: Three Hikers Found Dead After Waterfall Jump in California

PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA— Three men have been found dead following a multi-day search and rescue mission at Rattlesnake Falls in California. The tragic accident ...

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Company in Fremont Under Fire for Alleged Hiring Violations and Discrimination

Company in Fremont Under Fire for Alleged Hiring Violations and Discrimination

FREMONT, CALIFORNIA— A Fremont-based company is under investigation after being accused of employing Chinese workers illegally and discriminating against non-Chinese employees. The allegations, which ...

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1.9 Million Fentanyl Pills Seized Over 18 Months, San Diego Sheriff Reports

1.9 Million Fentanyl Pills Seized Over 18 Months, San Diego Sheriff Reports

The San Diego County Sheriff’s Office reported that over the last year and a half, law enforcement agencies in the area have seized nearly ...

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California Heightens Threat Monitoring After U.S. Military Strikes Iran

California Heightens Threat Monitoring After U.S. Military Strikes Iran

SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA — Following the U.S. military strikes in Iran, Governor Gavin Newsom has confirmed that California authorities are actively monitoring the state for ...

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California’s ‘One Gun a Month’ Law Struck Down by Federal Court

California’s ‘One Gun a Month’ Law Struck Down by Federal Court

SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA — In a landmark decision, a California appeals court has affirmed that the state’s “One Gun a Month” law is unconstitutional, a ...

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Sacramento Probation Officers Seize $600K in Luxury Cars During Warrant Service

Sacramento Probation Officers Seize $600K in Luxury Cars During Warrant Service

SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA — Sacramento probation officers executed a warrant on Thursday, June 23, 2025, and seized luxury cars worth an estimated $600,000. The raid ...

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LAPD Sergeant Among 2 Dead in Multi-Vehicle Crash on 405 Freeway in Brentwood

LAPD Sergeant Among 2 Dead in Multi-Vehicle Crash on 405 Freeway in Brentwood

BRENTWOOD, CALIFORNIA — A tragic multi-vehicle crash on the southbound 405 Freeway in Brentwood resulted in the deaths of two people, including an LAPD ...

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California Dog Trainer Faces 13 Years in Prison for Animal Cruelty in Deaths of 11 Dogs

California Dog Trainer Faces 13 Years in Prison for Animal Cruelty in Deaths of 11 Dogs

IRVINE, CALIFORNIA — A California dog trainer has been arrested after the deaths of 11 dogs under his care. The trainer, Kwong Chun Sit, ...

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DeSantis Has Now Announced New Massive Layoffs in Florida

DeSantis Has Now Announced New Massive Layoffs in Florida

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who is also running for president in the 2024 election, has announced a plan to cut over 1,000 state jobs ...

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California’s Minimum Wage Hike Leads to Massive Layoffs for Health Care Workers

California’s Minimum Wage Hike Leads to Massive Layoffs for Health Care Workers

California is known for its progressive policies and high living costs, but also for its chronic shortage of health care workers. In an attempt ...

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