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  • At least 20 llamas stolen from property near Perris

    The Press-Enterprise
    changes coming to San Bernardino Animal Shelter “Those actions have resulted in a public sideshow” that didn’t exist before, with ostriches and emus now close to the street, and people pulling over to stop, Welsh said. When three dead ostriches were found on the property, one of the concerns was they might have died from eating the food ...
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  • Ex-Camp Pendleton Marine suspected of sharing child porn was discharged for same accusation

    The Press-Enterprise
    The former Camp Pendleton Marine suspected of sharing child pornography online was discharged for the same accusations, Marine Corps officials said Monday, Dec. 30. Eric Stieglemeyer, 24, was one of six suspects tracked down by Riverside in recent months, using online tips that the men were using social media to share images and videos ...
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  • Minimum wage increases to $13 statewide Jan. 1

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    A 1.44-acre parcel at 1634 East Highland Ave. in San Bernardino, home to a Walgreens store, has been sold for $2.9 million, broker SRS Real Estate Partners said. The buyer was a private investor from Newport Beach; the seller was a Chicago-based private ...
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  • FAA approves Eastgate logistics center bound for San Bernardino airport

    The San Bernardino Sun
    The Eastgate Air Cargo Logistics Center planned for San Bernardino International Airport has been approved by the Federal Aviation Administration, clearing the way for a nearly 700,000-square-foot sorting facility to be built at the former Norton Air Force ...
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  • Morongo Casino, Resort & Spa opens new bar on casino level

    The Press-Enterprise
    Morongo Casino, Resort & Spa has opened a centrally located casino bar as it continues its major expansion project. The bar, Crystal Hearts, opened earlier this month and features large, flat-screen TVs above the bar area, bright lighting and ornate glasswork. Much of the bar is white, with dark wood accents. Sign up for our Casino Insider ...
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  • Family of man and 3 children killed in Hemet fire seek stability, find support from community

    The Press-Enterprise
    Neighbors and nonprofits rushed to support a Hemet woman in search of stability for she and the surviving members of her family in the wake of a fire that killed her husband and three of their children on Friday, Dec. 27. Juan Moreno, 41, ran back into his burning apartment at 150 N. Alessandro St., and died while attempting to rescue his ...
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  • No victim or suspect found after report of shooting in Mentone

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Several callers notified the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department’s Yucaipa Police Department of shots possibly fired near the 1300 block of Chrysolite Avenue at about 2:10 p.m., the department said in a Facebook post at 3:19 p.m. Rumors of an active shooting prompted a large response from law enforcement, but were later proven false.
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  • 2 men wounded by gunfire at cockfighting site near Chino; dozens of roosters dead

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    A 41-year-old Los Angeles man and a 32-year-old Hesperia man had been hit by gunfire during the 2 p.m. Saturday incident that brought San Bernardino County deputies to an address in the 3700 block of Francis Avenue, a county area north of Chino, the department reported. The Los Angeles man had several gunshot wounds was hospitalized.
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  • Redlands rail work closures on hold New Year’s Day except one street in San Bernardino

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Most holiday drivers will get a short reprieve from delays and road closures due to rail line construction between Redlands and San Bernardino. The San Bernardino County Transportation Authority said there will be no work on the Redlands Passenger Rail Project from 5 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 31, to 5 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 2, though Richardson Street in ...
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  • Climate change No. 1 issues for voters who decide California elections

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Just because many people believe in the importance of something or someone doesn’t mean that thing or person is right and true, as evidenced by the election of so many American presidents. But when politicians see that the electorate has named some one thing as the No. 1 issue they are paying attention to when they next go to their polling ...
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  • Naming and reclaiming the liberal ideal

    The San Bernardino Sun
    On New Year’s Day, 2000, Nobel laureate James Buchanan challenged his fellow classical liberals to save the “soul” of liberalism. “People need something to yearn and struggle for,” he wrote. “If the liberal ideal is not there, there will be a vacuum and other ideas will supplant it.” Twenty years later, Buchanan’s fears seem ...
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  • Climate change No. 1 issue for voters who decide California elections

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Just because many people believe in the importance of something or someone doesn’t mean that thing or person is right and true, as evidenced by the election of so many American presidents. But when politicians see that the electorate has named some one thing as the No. 1 issue they are paying attention to when they next go to their polling ...
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  • At celebration of life ceremony, search team volunteer who died on Mt. Baldy honored for wanting to serve others

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Baldy area on Saturday, Dec. 14. (Photo by Cindy Yamanaka, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG) A Celebration of Life Ceremony for Tim Staples was held at Abundant Living Church in Rancho Cucamonga on Saturday, Dec. 28, just two weeks after he died while working his volunteer job with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department of saving others.
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  • Project Fighting Chance in San Bernardino hosts legendary boxing referee at weekend Jab-A-Thon

    The San Bernardino Sun
    This weekend, the 75-year-old ring veteran visited San Bernardino to see some local kids blazing their own paths to immortality. On Saturday, Dec. 28, Steele was a special guest at a Jab-A-Thon fundraiser hosted by San Bernardino-based Project Fighting Chance. All pledges and donations will go toward the nonprofit’s operating budget.
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  • All-Area Football: Sun/Bulletin first and second teams

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    QB: C.J. Stroud, Rancho Cucamonga, Sr. QB: Trevian Tribble, Kaiser, Jr. RB: Gustavo Lopez, Carter, Jr. RB: Raymond Rodriguez, Chaffey, Jr. WR: Silas Bolden, Rancho Cucamonga, Sr. WR: Jayden Dixon-Veal, Rancho Cucamonga, Sr. WR: Jordan Williams, Etiwanda, So. OL: Alec Estrada, Cajon, Sr. OL: Jacob Gardner, Los Osos, Sr. OL: Nofoafia Tulafono ...
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