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  • Talent agency CAA cuts salaries up to 50% due to coronavirus

    The San Bernardino Sun
    LOS ANGELES — Creative Artists Agency says it is implementing salary cuts as the entertainment industry continues to reel from the effects of the novel coronavirus. The Century City business said the pay reductions would be as much as 50% of an employee’s compensation, with the higher earners taking the deepest cuts, the Los Angeles Times ...
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  • What do ‘Brews Brothers,’ ‘Dave,’ and ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ have in common? TV maestro Jeff Schaffer

    The San Bernardino Sun
    TV producer-director-writer Jeff Schaffer isn’t very good at saying no. When his writer-producer brother Greg Schaffer came to him with an idea for a TV series to lampoon the burgeoning craft beer boom, Schaffer, who a decade earlier created the fantasy ...
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  • Using time wisely, this Victorville student knows what he’s doing

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Redlands creates map of local businesses open during coronavirus outbreak Fontana closes park amenities indefinitely to mitigate spread of coronavirus National Orange Show Fair in San Bernardino canceled due to coronavirus concerns Drive-up and call-in public input? How coronavirus is changing access to local government July 4th fireworks ...
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  • Southern California weather: rain all over, heavy snow in mountains, flooding possible

    San Gabriel Valley Tribune
    Showers are expected Friday, followed by several days of cloudy skies. A persistent storm system isn’t done yet with Southern California; more rain likely on the way Rain and snow will continue to fall on Southern California Coronavirus: Storm whitens the San Bernardino Mountains, but officials bar playing in the snow Southern California ...
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  • Inland Empire schools roll out plans to finish school year online

    The Press-Enterprise
    One teacher, Tish Godsy uses Zoom five times a day to hold live chats with her classes at Our Lady of the Assumption School, a Catholic school in San Bernardino. She also records those chats and delivers recordings to students who can’t make the virtual sessions. Godsy, who teaches religion, social studies and language arts and oversees ...
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  • Cascade of bad news flows out of San Bernardino City Hall

    The Press-Enterprise
    The cascade of disquieting news flows in San Bernardino. Monday, the city settled a lawsuit by a former city manager who alleged sexual discrimination in the city’s decision to fire her. More such news is likely to wash over a city emerging from bankruptcy and facing a myriad of woes, most pointing to its mayor, who ought to step aside.
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  • San Bernardino County's coronavirus cases surge to 641 on Wednesday, with 20 deaths

    The Desert Sun
    San Bernardino County's coronavirus cases surge to 641 on Wednesday, with 20 deaths San Bernardino County's coronavirus cases surge by almost 100; nearly 6,700 people have been tested. Check out this story on desertsun.com: https://www.desertsun.com/story/news/2020/04/08/san-bernardino-countys-coronavirus-cases-surge-641-20-deaths/2974852001/
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  • LA hotel rooms come online to quarantine homeless people amid coronavirus outbreak

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    More than 800 rooms to become available by next week for homeless people to observe “stay-at-home” measures, officials said.
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  • San Bernardino Police Arrest Man Accused Of Rape, Detectives Say There Might Be Additional Victims

    CBS Los Angeles
    SAN BERNARDINO (CBSLA) — San Bernardino police have arrested a man accused of sexually assaulting several women, and detectives believe there may be additional victims. Jonathan Arredondo was booked into the San Bernardino County Jail for forcible rape, sodomy, oral copulation and assault with a deadly weapon. (Credit: San Bernardino PD ...
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  • For $12,000 a month, you can self-isolate on 400 acres near Big Bear Lake

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window) Click to print (Opens in new window) A climber scales a rock in nearby Holcomb Valley Pinnacles. (Photo by Cameron Gardner/www.camerongardner.com ...
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  • Interim superintendent now leading San Bernardino schools

    The Press-Enterprise
    Harold Vollkommer is serving as interim superintendent of San Bernardino City Unified School District while trustees search for a new leader. The longtime district administrator assumed the post last week after Superintendent Dale Marsden, who announced his resignation in December, transitioned into a support role with the district he helmed ...
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  • Coronavirus: San Bernardino County Orders Residents Wear Face Coverings When Leaving Home

    CBS Los Angeles on MSN.com
    As with other counties across the Southland, San Bernardino is recommending cloth face coverings such as bandanas or handkerchiefs. Surgical masks and N95 masks are to be reserved for healthcare workers and emergency responders.
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  • Cops don’t want to arrest you for disobeying coronavirus stay-at-home order, but they can

    The Press-Enterprise
    “People don’t understand that oftentimes they want police to solve every problem, but we’re actually adding to the problem ourselves.” San Bernardino County reports 3 more coronavirus deaths, 92 new cases Coronavirus biz news: Auto insurers offer COVID-19 rebates; Starbucks commits $10 million to help staff Coronavirus causes 3rd ...
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  • San Bernardino County reports 3 more coronavirus deaths, 92 new cases

    The San Bernardino Sun
    The number of novel coronavirus cases and deaths in San Bernardino County continues to rise. As of Wednesday, April 8, there were 639 positive cases of COVID-19 in the county, up from 547 reported Tuesday. Twenty people have now died from the disease, an increase by three since the day before, the latest county data show. Yucaipa, which ...
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  • Nurse subdues Chino man accused of firing flare gun, threatening violence at Fountain Valley hospital

    Orange County Register
    A Fountain Valley hospital nurse subdued a man who fired a flare gun into the air, possessed a replica firearm and threatened violence at the facility on Wednesday, April 8, police said. Officers received multiple calls of a possible active shooter in the parking lot of Orange Coast Medical Center, 18111 Brookhurst St., at about 11:40 a.m ...
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