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  • King girls basketball knocks off Centennial in Big VII showdown
    The Press-Enterprise
    CORONA >> In this case, going “one and done” was a good thing for basketball terms. King’s girls basketball team took advantage of a big rebounding advantage while limiting Centennial’s second-chance points, and the Wolves rode that to a 58-44 victory over the host Huskies in a Big VIII League game Friday night. Thanks to twins and ...
  • Gun-rights activists gear up for show of force in Virginia
    WCBD
    unsuccessful bid to fire his attorney and have his conviction thrown out. San Bernardino Superior Court Judge Michael Smith was scheduled to sentence Charles “Chase” Merritt to either death or life in prison without possibility of parole.
  • AP Explains: The Justice Department’s new quarrel with Apple
    MyNorthwest.com
    The legal move involved an iPhone used by the perpetrator of a December 2015 mass shooting in San Bernardino, California. Apple acknowledged that it could create the software the feds wanted, but warned that it would be a bad idea. The software could be stolen by hackers and used against other iPhones, the company warned, and might also lead to ...
  • Vote that could split United Methodist Church worries some Southern California pastors
    Orange County Register
    New Beginnings Pastors (from left) Alex Powell, Dr. Neil Platon and Rafael Deras stand in the sanctuary of the San Bernardino church Tuesday Jan. 14, 2020. United Methodist congregations are reacting to news of a separation over the issue of homosexuality. New Beginnings, which is a merger of seven area churches, is hoping that its congregants ...
  • Ohio State doctor abuse investigation, suits have cost $9.8M
    WTNH
    unsuccessful bid to fire his attorney and have his conviction thrown out. San Bernardino Superior Court Judge Michael Smith was scheduled to sentence Charles “Chase” Merritt to either death or life in prison without possibility of parole.
  • Bishop Gerald Barnes to stay one year after 75
    Champion Newspapers
    Catholic Bishop Gerald Barnes won’t be stepping down June 22 as previously announced but will stay for another year serving the San Bernardino Diocese with his successor, Chicago Auxiliary Bishop Alberto Rojas, by his side as coadjutor bishop. On Dec. 4, just two days after Auxiliary Bishop Rojas was introduced during a news conference at the ...
  • Rodents, no hot water, defying orders: Restaurant closures, inspections in San Bernardino County, Jan. 3-9
    Redlands Daily Facts
    Here are selected inspections at facilities that weren’t closed but had other significant issues. Mariscos El Chapo, at 2035 E. Highland Ave. Suites C-D in San Bernardino, was inspected Jan. 9 and received a grade of 74/C with four critical violations. An employee didn’t wash hands. Some cooked beans weren’t being kept hot enough.
  • LAFC coach Bob Bradley likes what he sees as team opens training camp
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Los Angeles Football Club kicked off its first week of preseason training camp on Monday. Head coach Bob Bradley and the strength and conditioning team began 2020 with a relatively light week of training to bring the players back up to speed slowly, but ...
  • Grand Terrace and Norco hosting basketball showcases Saturday
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Grand Terrace is the site of the MLK Slam Dunk Cancer Classic, which features eight boys basketball games, and the Norco Extravaganza features seven girls basketball games.
  • How all those free returns create chaos for ‘reverse’ logistics industry
    The Press-Enterprise
    That leaves eastern Inland areas such as Riverside, Moreno Valley, San Bernardino and Redlands as the only answer. But with a vacancy rate of 4.42%, that space is also at a premium. Kurt Strasmann, executive managing director for CBRE’s Orange County and the Inland Empire operations, said online retailers are struggling for answers.
  • Marijuana on the job: Some new twists in drug testing
    The Press-Enterprise
    Three years after recreational marijuana was legalized in California, it still casts a cloud over most job applicants. Many employers in the state still require drug screening as a prerequisite for hiring someone, experts in the hiring field say. And while recreational use and possession are allowed for people 21 and older, failing a drug ...
  • Tesla investigated for unintended acceleration complaint
    The San Bernardino Sun
    The U.S. government’s auto safety agency is looking into allegations that all three of Tesla’s electric vehicle models can suddenly accelerate on their own. Brian Sparks of Berkeley petitioned the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration asking ...
  • Cockroaches, plumbing problems, dead bird: Restaurant closures, other inspections in San Bernardino County, Jan. 10-17
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Here are the closures of restaurants and other food facilities announced by the San Bernardino County Division of Environmental Health Services between Jan. 10 and 17, 2020. If no reopening date is mentioned, the agency had not listed that facility as reopened as of this publication. Here are selected inspections at facilities that weren’t ...
  • Second Amendment advocate, former State Sen. H.L. ‘Bill’ Richardson dies at 92
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Richardson, a Republican, served from 1966 to 1988. He represented the San Gabriel Valley, and later, parts of western San Bernardino County, the Mojave Desert and Inyo County, said former Sen. Bill Leonard, who succeeded Richardson in the senate. “He really encouraged people to not focus on the small issues, the small bills, but to look at ...
  • Convicted in killing of McStay family, Charles Merritt wants his lawyer fired
    The Press-Enterprise
    A sentencing hearing for Friday morning has stretched into the afternoon, as Charles “Chase” Merritt – the Inland Empire man convicted of murdering a Fallbrook family of four – and his lawyer tried to push forward various legal maneuvers in San Bernardino Superior Court. First, attorney Rajan Maline filed a 91-page brief about cellphone ...
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