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  • Rodents, no hot water: Restaurant closures, inspections in San Bernardino County, Nov. 13-21
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Here are the restaurants and other food facilities closed by health inspectors in San Bernardino County between Nov. 13 and 21, 2019, according to the county’s Department of Public Health. If no reopening date is mentioned, the department had not listed that facility as reopened as of this publication. The Del Taco at 2871 Lenwood Road in ...
  • Anza girl gets her wish — going on a Disney Cruise
    The Press-Enterprise
    The group raised more than $506,455 at its Diamonds & Ice Gala to support granting wishes for children living in Riverside, San Bernardino and Orange counties, according to the release. The evening included music from youths who have been granted past wishes and a rendition of “Summer” by Olaf from “Frozen.” The event ended with a ...
  • Colton Joint Unified names new superintendent
    The Press-Enterprise
    Colton Joint Unified School District trustees announced this week that Frank Miranda, assistant superintendent of business services, will succeed Jerry Armendarez as superintendent Jan. 1. The move is pending contract negotiations. Armendarez, who is leaving his post in Colton for the same position in Santa Ana, and Miranda are expected to work ...
  • This San Bernardino high school is changing the way students approach PE
    The Press-Enterprise
    A few beats later, the gymnasium is rocking again. A longtime teacher with San Bernardino City Unified, Smith’s PE class is not like most. And that, he said, is the problem. Last year, the school district awarded Smith an innovation grant to purchase dozens of wrist-worn heart rate monitors for a pilot program allowing students to track their ...
  • John DeSantis Exits KHTI (Hot 103.9)/Riverside-San Bernardino
    AllAccess
    Shocker! After 23 years as PD at ALL PRO BROADCASTING then- Alternative KCXX now- Hot AC KHTI (HOT 103.9)/RIVERSIDE-SAN BERNARDINO, PD JOHN DeSANTIS is leaving the company, effective DECEMBER 15th. VP/GM KIMBERLY MARTINEZ stated, “JOHN will forever remain a part of ALL PRO BROADCASTING’s history. He was a very important part of our X103.9 ...
  • Young Idyllwild helps the community when it counts
    The Press-Enterprise
    The station will also be an opportunity for local youth to gain skills in broadcasting and studio engineering. How volunteers are preserving state history at Calico Ghost Town in San Bernardino County $200,000 Neighborhood Builders grants go to Habitat for Humanity Riverside and OneFuture Coachella Valley Veterans Day ceremony honors more than ...
  • Olympians demand Justice Department release report on FBI in Nassar case
    The San Bernardino Sun
    For months Lynn Raisman tried to find out why the FBI had not interviewed her daughter Aly, the three-time Olympic gymnastics champion, about being sexually assaulted by U.S. Olympic and USA Gymnastics women’s national team physician Larry Nassar. Steve Penny, USA Gymnastics president and chief executive officer, admonished Raisman to keep ...
  • How volunteers are preserving state history at Calico Ghost Town in San Bernardino County
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Many took wagons. While not all original, the wagons and buggies on display at Calico Ghost Town, now a San Bernardino County regional park in Yermo, are cracking and decaying due to harsh desert weather. To help, Calico shop operators, parks officials and volunteers with Equestrian Trails Incorporated, Corral 14 in Palmdale, Corral 66 in ...
  • Controlled burns to decrease fire danger will begin Friday in San Bernardino National Forest
    The San Bernardino Sun
    The San Bernardino National Forest will begin a series of controlled burns in the San Bernardino and San Jacinto mountain ranges on Friday, Nov. 22, to clear brush that has built up partially because of what the agency said was “aggressive firefighting.” Critics of how the forests are managed, including UC Riverside professor of earth ...
  • Pedestrian struck and killed on Metrolink tracks near Baldwin Park
    San Gabriel Valley Tribune
    Earlier this week, rides along the same Metrolink line came to a halt when a pile of railroad ties went up in flames near the tracks in El Monte. Update: SB Line 330 to San Bernardino-Downtown is stopped at Baldwin Park due striking a person on the tracks. Tracks are closed between El Monte and Baldwin Park. Updates to follow.
  • Alexander: Riverside City College football chasing elusive state title game
    The Press-Enterprise
    (That’s why it’s smart not to burn bridges in the recruiting process.) Of the 94 players listed on the roster, 55 have Riverside or San Bernardino county backgrounds, including running back Thomas Kinslow, receiver Reggie Retzlaff (both Corona Centennial), receiver Tyler Kennedy (Rancho Verde) and linebacker Kobey Fitzgerald (Servite ...
  • Adoptions finalized for 120 children in San Bernardino County during ceremony
    ABC7
    During the ceremony, 120 children found their forever families, but in San Bernardino County there are still many more children in need of a home. "At any given point in time, we usually have a little over 1,400 kids that are in need of adoptive homes," said Marlene Hagen, Director for Children and Family Services in San Bernardino County.
  • Colton school district searching for new superintendent
    The San Bernardino Sun
    With longtime Superintendent Jerry Almendarez set to take the same position in Santa Ana on Jan. 1, the Colton Joint Unified School District has started searching for a successor. Colton Joint Unified Superintendent Jerry Almendarez. (Photo courtesy of the Colton Joint Unified School District) A former math teacher, department head and ...
  • Prescribed Burns Planned in the San Bernardino National Forest
    MyNewsLA
    The onset of winter weather will permit prescribed burning operations to get underway in the San Bernardino National Forest, including areas north of Idyllwild and south of Lake Hemet, where hundreds of acres of overgrowth will be eliminated, the U.S. Forest Service announced Thursday. According to the agency, this week’s storm and another ...
  • Prescribed Burns Planned In San Bernardino National Forest
    Patch
    (Patch file photo by Renee Schiavone) IDYLLWILD, CA — The onset of winter weather will permit prescribed burning operations to get underway in the San Bernardino National Forest, including areas north of Idyllwild and south of Lake Hemet, where hundreds of acres of overgrowth will be eliminated, the U.S. Forest Service announced Thursday.
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