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  • Suspect Who Died By Suicide At Rady Children's Hospital ID'd

    Patch
    Rolando Fremista, a bank robbery suspect, led a chase from Riverside County before a SWAT standoff in San Diego that ended with his death. SAN DIEGO — A suspected bank robber who led a police chase from Riverside County to San Diego County before taking his own life outside Rady Children's Hospital was a man wanted in connection with several bank robberies.
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  • University of La Verne puts professor on unpaid leave for alleged threat against colleague

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Professor Diane Klein is on administrative leave after making an alleged threat against assistant dean and law professor Jendayi Saada, with whom she had repeatedly clashed over curricular and
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  • Calif. Says FAA's Enviro Review Of Air Cargo Facility Flawed

    Law360
    Law360 (February 21, 2020, 5:05 PM EST) -- California challenged the Federal Aviation Administration's finding that a recently approved air cargo facility at the San Bernardino airport would not have a significant environmental impact, telling the Ninth Circuit the government looked past air quality concerns. California Attorney General Xavier ...
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  • Kobe Bryant candlelight vigil set for downtown Riverside

    The Press-Enterprise
    A candlelight vigil honoring the late Los Angeles Laker great Kobe Bryant is set for downtown Riverside on Monday, Feb. 24. At the event organized by the Riverside African-American Historical Society, fans are asked to gather at 5:24 p.m. near the historic courthouse at 4050 Main St. in Riverside, the group’s website states. From there, the ...
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  • No hot water, wrong grade displayed: Restaurant closures, inspections in San Bernardino County, Feb. 14-21

    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 Feb. 14 and 21, 2020. The Golden Corral Buffet & Grill at 12845 Main St. in Hesperia was inspected Feb ...
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  • Teacher job fair to recruit for San Bernardino County schools, colleges

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Wanted: San Bernardino County teachers. Dozens of school districts and colleges will recruit teachers for all grades and subjects during a job fair set for 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Feb. 29, at the National Orange Show in San Bernardino.
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  • States seek to ban bottling companies from tapping local groundwater

    Providence Journal
    Local activists in California, Oregon, Michigan and Florida say they have been targeted by big bottlers that damage the environment and provide scant economic benefit. And Nestlé has drawn criticism for its bottling operation in California's San Bernardino National Forest, which federal officials have concluded is "drying up" creeks.
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  • CA Spends Nearly $300M on Night-Flying Wildfire Helicopters

    Firehouse
    Nighttime operations will be conducted from Vina and four other bases in Santa Clara, San Benito, Riverside and San Bernardino counties. The first Hawk, numbered CF 903, arrived in November and is undergoing maintenance and pilot and crew training in a cavernous, nearly 100,000-square-foot hangar with a bright, white epoxy floor at McClellan ...
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  • Bones of Missing 37-Year-Old Mother Found Outside Joshua Tree National Park

    YAHOO!
    On Jan. 16, sheriffs were called to investigate possible skeletal remains found in a “remote desert location” at Joshua Tree’s Section 6 conservation area, located about 150 feet from the park’s border, the San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner Department said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE. The responding sheriff sent photographs to ...
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  • Kidnapped California man found stripped and hogtied by passerby; 2 arrested

    Mercury News
    A passerby found a man stripped and hogtied in a vacant Highland home, and investigators were trying to determine if a 19-year-old man and 14-year-old boy stopped in the victim’s stolen vehicle were involved in his kidnapping in Rialto.
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  • Greg Dulli's Debut Solo Album RANDOM DESIRE is Out Now

    BroadwayWorld
    As always, the music came first and the lyrics were completed later. Recording and writing way stations included his home in Silver Lake, the village of Crestline high up in the mountains above San Bernardino, and New Orleans. But the bulk was finished amidst the arid beauty and stark isolation of Joshua Tree (at the studio of engineer ...
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  • Time for students in Riverside, San Bernardino counties to apply for scholarships

    The Press-Enterprise
    The Inland Empire Community Foundation is accepting applications from college-bound students seeking scholarships in Riverside and San Bernardino counties. The Inland Empire Community Foundation has offered support to local students pursuing higher education since 1941. Founded as The Community Foundation, the organization’s original donors ...
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  • Private streets make it more difficult to nab lousy drivers

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Q. Hey Honk: I live in a gated community with so-called private streets. We have stop signs and a speed limit that very few observe. This bothers me as we do have kids and blind intersections. Just a matter of time before something happens. Can the Orange Police Department drive through on occasion to maybe get folks to slow down and actually ...
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  • Downtown Riverside and daunting choices for pols

    The Press-Enterprise
    The priorities stack gets pretty tall right around election time, when candidates cite issues they promise to tackle once in office. These days, in Riverside and elsewhere in the Inland area, candidates are talking mostly about homelessness, housing and crime. Riverside confronts those issues, to be sure, and it has the overlay of a rapidly ...
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  • San Diego prosecutors: Districts that authorized A3 charter schools should pay back oversight fees

    San Diego Union-Tribune
    Prosecutors leading the A3 charter school criminal case want to take back potentially millions of dollars of charter school oversight fees that were paid to small school districts that were supposed to hold the A3 schools accountable.
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