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  • From LA funeral car to clubhouse, Cajon Pass was home to the Descanso in 1940s

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Furniture and necessities were added as quickly as they could be scavenged. San Bernardino County history wouldn’t be the same without the San Bernardino Historical and Pioneer Society Camp Cajon Monument is celebrated 100 years to the day of its ...
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  • Man dies in crash on 60 Freeway in Walnut

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    A man was killed in a solo crash Monday morning, Jan. 13, on the eastbound 60 Freeway in Walnut. The crash shut down one lane for nearly three and a half hours. The coroner’s office has not yet identified the driver but the California Highway Patrol described him as a man in his early 20s.
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  • Could Democrats’ path to White House run through Inland Empire?

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Mike Bloomberg and Bernie Sanders have set up Riverside offices as the region and state get extra attention before the March 3 primary
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  • Moreno Valley woman convicted of pocketing $174,000 in bogus insurance payments

    The San Bernardino Sun
    A former Moreno Valley insurance agent who pocketed at least $174,000 by selling phony policies to truck drivers will be ordered to pay restitution to her victims and spend at least six months behind bars, officials said Friday, Jan. 10. Connie Free, 34, was convicted of 22 felonies including grand theft and forgery, representatives for the ...
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  • San Bernardino leaders to vote on opening a 2,000-square-foot police substations inside Inland Center Mall

    The San Bernardino Sun
    A police substation would open inside the Inland Center Mall should San Bernardino leaders approve a lease agreement with the company that owns the shopping center Wednesday, Jan. 15. The 2,000-square-foot satellite station would be the first of five planned for the city to open and debut about a year after the City Council approved and ...
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  • San Bernardino leaders to vote on opening a 2,000-square-foot police substation inside Inland Center Mall

    The San Bernardino Sun
    A police substation would open inside the Inland Center Mall should San Bernardino leaders approve a lease agreement with the company that owns the shopping center Wednesday, Jan. 15. The 2,000-square-foot satellite station would be the first of five planned for the city to open and debut about a year after the City Council approved and ...
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  • $600,000 from the Homeless Emergency Aid Program landed in the city this summer

    The Press-Enterprise
    The Jacobs family looked at several units, and eventually settled on the two-bedroom apartment in San Bernardino. Jacobs will live there with his daughter, Sasha, 9, and sons Josiah, 10, Jonovin, 12 and Jordan, 16. “It’s better than living in a motel,” Jonovin said. When asked what her favorite part was, Sasha said, “I can bring my ...
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  • Parents of bald eagle egg in Big Bear welcome another egg to their nest

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    The pair of nest-cam monitored bald eagles caring for their first egg laid in Big Bear this year welcomed another potential addition to their family Saturday, Jan. 11. Parents Jackie and Shadow now have two eggs incubating in their nest near Gray’s Peak,
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  • Psst, Marie Kondo: Books spark more than joy (like guilt, sometimes)

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Readers sometimes ask me to remind them of the Japanese word for piles of unread reading material. I had defined it in a column three years ago. That word is tsundoku. I have to look it up every time. I’m surprised I haven’t told them sudoku, or maybe ken-ken. It’s a handy word with no English-language analogue. Well, maybe “clutter ...
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  • Trump’s decision to kill general was right thing: Letters

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Re “Was Trump right to kill Iranian general?” (Question of the Week, Jan. 7): Yes, the president has that right. In the modern era, this presidential right has been exercised by Bill Clinton, George Bush and Barack Obama,
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  • Hemet swimmers start 2020 on icy note with Polar Plunge

    The Press-Enterprise
    Hemet residents got a bracing start to the new year with a leap into the cold waters of the pool at Diamond Valley Lake Community Park. The chilly swimmers were taking part Saturday, Jan. 11, in Valley-Wide Recreation and Park District’s first Polar Plunge, which was similar to other “polar bear” events held around the world, often on or ...
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  • Motorcyclist from Angelus Oaks killed in Fontana after colliding with another motorcycle

    The Press-Enterprise
    The man who died was Brandon Garret Sancett from the San Bernardino Mountains community of Angelus Oaks, the San Bernardino County Coroner’s office said. Sancett was found unconscious and unresponsive at the scene, where he had collided with another rider, a 30-year-old Fontana man, who was uninjured in the crash. Paramedics transported ...
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  • Motorcyclist killed in Fontana after colliding with another motorcycle

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    A 42-year-old man died after the motorcycle he was riding collided with another motorcycle in Fontana on Saturday evening, authorities said. Fontana police officers and paramedics arrived at the scene of the crash about 5:30 p.
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  • UC Riverside men overcome woes, hold off Cal State Fullerton

    The Press-Enterprise
    Big first half lifts Cal State San Bernardino That included the Highlanders grabbing four of their 11 offensive rebounds in the last three minutes, one by Willborn and two clutch steals: one by Willborn and one by Chidom with 29.3 seconds left. “We talked about being resilient; how do you react when you’re down and when you get someone’s ...
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  • Wrestling: Brandon Leon and Ryan Spangler claim championships at Battle for the Belt

    The Press-Enterprise
    Roosevelt’s Brandon Leon and Sultana’s Ryan Spangler were among the wrestlers who won individual titles Saturday night at Temecula Valley’s Battle for the Belt Tournament. Leon claimed the 220-pound championship, his third individual tournament title in as many weeks. Leon was ranked No. 4 in the state entering the week, but he knocked ...
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