A California mother is hoping that store surveillance video of a theft will produce a suspect and raise awareness about a new fraud sweeping the country.
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Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
County officials have said that technical problems with the state’s coronavirus reporting system led to an under-reporting of cases and the county’s database is catching up. San Bernardino County on Thursday saw the second-largest one-day increase in testing — 7,
Orange County Register
The body that oversees California’s court system lifted its freeze on court action, saying it’s up to Gov. Gavin Newsom and state lawmakers to enact tenant protections.
Orange County Register
Counties are creating education campaigns, translating ballots into new languages and developing other strategies to reach more eligible voters.
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The county on Thursday projected that 30,944 patients have recovered, which totals about 80% of the total number of coronavirus patients.
Daily Breeze
Dozens across the nation, including officials in Orange and San Bernardino counties, have become casualties of burnout, harassment, personal threats and lack of political support.
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To honor and recognize the achievements of individuals who have made contributions to advancing the civil rights of all people, Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) has provided a $1,750 sponsorship to su
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
County is encouraging all residents to get tested for the coronavirus after the county contracted with a new supplier to deal with a statewide shortage of COVID-19
News Mirror
In response to a recent statewide shortage in COVID-19 testing materials, San Bernardino County has contracted with a new supplier, Fulgent Genetics, to secure an adequate supply of test equipment and is now encouraging all County residents to get tested.
KTLA
Health officials in San Bernardino County are urging residents to get tested for the coronavirus as a new supplier has left the county with the ability to offer self-nasal swabs with results in a
Courthouse News Service
The Fifth Circuit on Thursday rejected a men’s rights group attempt to strike down the military’s all-male draft registration system as unconstitutional, finding that it cannot undo a 1981 Supreme Court decision “unless directed to do so by the court itself.
Datacomp Publishes JLT Rent, Occupancy Reports for Southern California Manufactured Home Communities
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Datacomp has announced the publication of its August 2020 JLT Reports for mobile home rent comps, occupancy, and other vital data from manufactured home communities in Southern California.
LAist
It described a process where elementary schools with safety plans can apply for waivers to reopen their campuses, even if their county is still on the state's COVID-19 watchlist. Long story short: the waivers only apply to approved elementary schools,
The San Bernardino Sun
The Clippers’ victory sets up a first-round series against the Dallas Mavericks and a potential meeting with the Lakers in the conference finals.
The Press-Enterprise
Two days of testing at Riverside’s Arlanza Community Center conclude Thursday, Aug. 13; Orange Show site will remain open
San Bernardino Prep and Pro Sports
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Lizarraga and another man were in a Subaru that collided with another car then hit a tree Wednesday night, They both died at the scene.
The San Bernardino Sun
Wrap shares the days top five stories from our reporters at the Southern California Newspaper Group … And have everything delivered to you in our daily newsletters ONE: Columnist Mark Whicker writes the count is 0-2 after 13 Miami Marlins tested positive for COVID-19 after Major League Baseball’s opening weekend.
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
There are no games for fans of the Quakes, the 66ers in San Bernardino and the Storm in Lake Elsinore to see this summer.
The Press-Enterprise
Burns died July 10 at Riverside Community Hospital of long-term health issues compromised by COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus. Burns was a Vietnam veteran, a former Rubidoux High School assistant football coach and the father of DeChon Burns,
The Press-Enterprise
The coronavirus pandemic brought a halt to John W. North High School student Denise Campbell’s ability to physically being on the Riverside campus. But she didn’t let it stop her from being on the tennis court.
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
The football climax of “Horse Feathers” is sometimes attributed to Pomona College, but the school really only got a Red Grange movie.
The Press-Enterprise
A School and UCLA football player who joined another man in attempting to rob a Jurupa Valley marijuana dispensary, during which an employee was shot, pleaded guilty Monday to being an accessory to a felony and was immediately sentenced to 80 days in jail and three years probation.
The Press-Enterprise
While MLB is planning to return in July, the area’s Minor League Baseball teams know that 2020 will be a lost season for them due to COVID-19. Will they be able to hang on?
The Press-Enterprise
The four-star recruit has battled through challenges in the past, but now he’s dealing with the death of his grandmother from COVID-19. ‘It’s been the most difficult time of my
The Press-Enterprise
Showalter stepped in to lead the Kaiser softball team after the death of head coach John ‘Spotty’ Stevens near the start of the season.
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