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At about 10 p.m. Tuesday, Julia Goldfarb-Sousa, 22, of Mentone, was traveling west on Highway 74 in her 2009 Honda Civic when she lost control and slammed into the mountain. According to Sousa, she swerved to avoid hitting a rabbit near Mile Marker 52 resulting in the collision. Idyllwild Fire responded to the scene, but Sousa was uninjured and no other vehicles were involved. The westbound lane was closed for about 30 minutes while the scene was cleared. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
At about 10 p.m. Tuesday, Julia Goldfarb-Sousa, 22, of Mentone, was traveling west on Highway 74 in her 2009 Honda Civic when she lost control and slammed into the mountain. According to Sousa, she swerved to avoid hitting a rabbit near Mile Marker 52 resulting in the collision. Idyllwild Fire responded to the scene, but Sousa was uninjured and no other vehicles were involved. The westbound lane was closed for about 30 minutes while the scene was cleared.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Fire log

The Idyllwild Fire Station did not report responses for the past week.

Sheriff’s log

The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department Hemet Station responded to the following calls, Sunday to Saturday, June 14 to 20.

Idyllwild 

• June 14 — 911 call, Jameson Dr. Handled by deputy.

• June 14 — Alarm call, N. Circle Dr. Handled by deputy.

• June 14 — Unattended death, address withheld. Report taken.

• June 14 — Area check, address undefined. Handled by deputy.

• June 14 — Public disturbance, 26000 block of Saunders Meadow Rd. Handled by deputy.

• June 14 — Area check, Marian View Dr. Handled by deputy.

• June 15 — Trespassing, 26000 block of Saunders Meadow Rd. Handled by deputy.

• June 15 — Suspicious circumstance, 26000 block of Hwy. 243. Handled by deputy.

• June 15 — Alarm call, 26000 block of Saunders Meadow Rd. Handled by deputy.

• June 15 — Assist other department, Lilac Ln. Report taken.

• June 15 — Alarm call, 24000 block of Fern Valley Rd. Handled by deputy.

• June 15 — Recovery of stolen vehicle, Meadow Dr. Handled by deputy.

• June 15 — Fraud, Toll Gate Rd. Handled by deputy.

• June 16 — Alarm call, Encino Rd. Handled by deputy.

• June 16 — Civil dispute, 26000 block of Hwy. 243 and Riverside County Playground Rd. Handled by deputy.

• June 16 — Vandalism, Middle Ridge Dr. Unfounded.

• June 16 — Vandalism, Middle Ridge Dr. Handled by deputy.

• June 16 — Embezzlement, Toll Gate Rd. Unfounded.

• June 16 — Alarm call, Tall Pines. Handled by deputy.

• June 17 — Alarm call, 26000 block of Hwy. 243. Handled by deputy.

• June 17 — Alarm call, Marian View Dr. Handled by deputy.

• June 18 — Assist other department, Crestview Dr. Handled by deputy.

• June 18 — Petty theft, 26000 block of Saunders Meadow Rd. Report taken.

• June 18 — Follow-up, address withheld. Handled by deputy.

• June 19 — Area check, Marian View Dr. Handled by deputy.

• June 19 — Check the welfare, address undefined. Handled by deputy.

• June 19 — Suspect info, address withheld. Warrant.

• June 19 — 911 hang up from cell phone, Idyllbrook Dr. Handled by deputy.

• June 19 — Assist other department, Dickenson Rd. Handled by deputy.

• June 19 — burglary, address undefined. Report taken.

• June 20 — Public disturbance, 26000 block Hwy. 243. Handled by deputy.

Pine Cove

• June 20 — Narcotics, Big Pine St. Handled by deputy.

Pine Meadows

• June 18 — Accidental shooting, address withheld. Report taken.

Poppet Flats

• June 20 — Shots fired, address undefined. Handled by deputy.

San Bernardino National Forest

• June 17 — Lost hiker, address undefined. Report taken.

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