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  • Coronavirus: $600 in extra jobless pay is days away in California

    The San Bernardino Sun
    California workers who have lost their jobs amid coronavirus-linked shutdowns will receive $600 in extra unemployment benefits starting on Sunday, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Thursday, April 9. The $600 in additional unemployment benefits was made possible by ...
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  • Coronavirus: 25 new deaths, 425 cases in LA County, but hints arise that ‘curve’ may be flattening

    San Gabriel Valley Tribune
    Riverside County 1,179 cases and 32 deaths and San Bernardino County 639 cases and 20 deaths. Statewide, the number of new cases rose to 18,309 confirmed cases and 492 deaths. “These are not statistics,” said Gov. Gavin Newsom in his noontime briefing Thursday. “Behind every stat is a real person, a real family who have been torn apart.
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  • Former Riverside Sears to become coronavirus field hospital

    The Press-Enterprise
    Irvine start-up raises red flags with offer to ‘certify’ businesses as coronavirus free Santa Anita races to Los Alamitos ‘not going to happen’ Disneyland plans $200,000 renovation of Frontierland gate after coronavirus closure Riverside County reports 1,280 coronavirus cases, 33 deaths New San Bernardino County coronavirus billboards ...
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  • Southern California rain and snow above monthly averages, with more on the way

    The Press-Enterprise
    The San Bernardino Mountains got up to 2 feet of snow, but county officials are not allowing snow play due to concerns of the coronavirus. A couple of more inches of rain was expected to continue through Friday evening, with up to another 18 inches in the mountain areas. Most cities and communities were already reporting close to normal ...
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  • Coronavirus: Reusable bags increasingly unwelcome at groceries

    Orange County Register
    So far, there’s been no such action by Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside or San Bernardino counties. But many individual stores in those counties have established new bag protocols. Trader Joe’s has not only banned customers nationwide from bringing their own reusable bags, it’s also waiving any mandated fees for single-use bags ...
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  • New San Bernardino County coronavirus billboards urge all to ‘Stay Home, Stay Safe’

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Drivers on major San Bernardino County freeways may notice new billboards telling them to stay home to combat the spread of the novel coronavirus. The billboards are part of the county’s “Stay Home, Stay Safe” campaign to remind residents that staying home will help slow the virus, Supervisor Curt Hagman said in a statement.
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  • Coronavirus: San Bernardino County mountains closed to snow play

    VVNG
    BIG BEAR, Calif. (VVNG.com) — All ski resorts and snow play areas in San Bernardino County have been closed to protect public health during the coronavirus pandemic. Laws against parking on the roadside to play in the snow will be strictly enforced. “The mountains are closed to visitors for now,” San Bernardino County Second District ...
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  • San Bernardino County mountains close for snow play due to coronavirus concerns

    The Press-Enterprise
    All ski resorts and snow play areas in San Bernardino County’s mountains are closed due to concerns about the novel coronavirus, officials said Thursday, April 9. Visitors are typically welcomed to mountain communities, but residents and officials are asking people to stay home during the pandemic to avoid spreading COVID-19 and straining ...
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  • UCLA’s Chip Kelly: Games without fans make no sense

    The San Bernardino Sun
    On what would have been the 11th day of spring practice for UCLA football coach Chip Kelly held a conference call with media from the comforts of inside his home. Instead of talking about the Bruins’ annual spring game, which would have been a little over a week away at this point in spring training, Kelly not only talked about the team’s ...
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  • Diocese of San Bernardino plans Mass for those who died during coronavirus pandemic

    The Press-Enterprise
    Those who have lost a family member or friend during the coronavirus pandemic can send their loved one’s name to the Diocese of San Bernardino for inclusion in a special Memorial Mass of Resurrection offered by Bishop Gerald Barnes at 11 a.m. Wednesday, April 15, on the Diocesan YouTube channel. Names and dates of death can be emailed to the ...
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  • Police arrest parolee accused of multiple rapes in San Bernardino; additional victims sought

    ABC7
    Police arrested a man in an alleged series of rapes in San Bernardino, and investigators are working to determine if there are other victims. Jonathan Arredondo, a state parolee, was arrested in Riverside and booked into San Bernardino County Jail for forcible rape, sodomy, oral copulation and assault with a deadly weapon, according to police.
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  • Johnny Juzang transferring to UCLA from Kentucky

    The San Bernardino Sun
    On the one-year anniversary of UCLA’s hire of men’s basketball coach Mick Cronin, the program picked up a high-profile transfer in former Kentucky freshman Johnny Juzang. Juzang posted his commitment to the Bruins’ program on Twitter Thursday morning and said he looks forward to coming home to Los Angeles and playing under Cronin. The 6 ...
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  • Rancho Cucamonga woman dies in single-car crash

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Lucy Uruena, 83, died in a hospital from her injuries. Her son, Jaime Uruena, 62, also a Rancho Cucamonga resident, was driving a 2003 Honda Accord when it struck a light pole at the northeast corner of Haven Avenue and Jersey Boulevard at 7:14 p.m., San Bernardino County sheriff’s deputies said. His condition was not publicly released.
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  • In ‘The Main Event,’ a magical mask helps an 11-year-old boy topple the wrestling stars of the WWE

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Seth Carr looked clearly outmatched the first time he stepped into the ring to wrestle Babatunde Aiyegbusi. Seth was 11 years old and weighed about as much as the 30-year-old Aiyegbusi’s right arm, after all. Seth is an actor, with credits such as Marvel’s “Black Panther” and Amazon’s “Bosch.” Aiyegbusi’s a professional wrestler ...
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  • LA’s once-shuttered St. Vincent hospital gets new life to serve coronavirus patients – all in a matter of days

    The San Bernardino Sun
    The coronavirus pandemic has forced government agencies and healthcare providers to move together at a pace they have rarely experienced before, whether it’s sourcing more face masks and ventilators, and especially when it comes to hospital capacity. What normally would have taken months is now happening in weeks. Nowhere has this urgency ...
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