Toni McAllister is an Editor at SJR Publishing Co., Inc. She covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, public safety, and the construction industry, while also delving into regional interests and animal care. Toni's work has been featured in notable publications such as MSN, Winn Parish Enterprise News, and Patch.com.
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Toni's reporting primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on crime and accidents. She also covers events and government announcements related to the areas she reports on.
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He succeeds Fire Chief Paul Alvarado, who is retiring after a 35-year career in the fire service.
By: Toni McAllister
Michael David Shreiber was killed and their motorhome destroyed. His wife, Colleen, is facing the heartbreaking reality of starting over.
By: Toni McAllister
In a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification filed Oct. 15 with the state, Fender reported the plant would temporarily close Dec. 14.
By: Toni McAllister
The federal agency gave the county 48 hours to respond or face potential legal action.
The flow marks a historical first. CALIMESA, CA — For the first time, imported Northern California water is flowing into Calimesa to replenish local
By: Toni McAllister
The operation was conducted "in an effort to reduce the demand for sex trafficking in the city of Lake Elsinore," authorities said.
By: Toni McAllister
The teen reported the abuse after FBI agents visited her school during an outreach presentation on internet safety and sextortion awareness.
By: Toni McAllister
The discovery was made in the area of Bautista Canyon Road and Willis Road. The deceased was wearing a red top and purple pants.
By: Toni McAllister
While collecting the litter, volunteers noticed what appeared to be mail and a few voter ballots.
By: Toni McAllister
The killer of Cheri Jo Bates has not been found, but police are not giving up — and they have a primary person of interest in the case.
