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  • 228 new coronavirus cases reported in San Bernardino County

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Numbers released by San Bernardino County public health officials on Sunday, Aug. 30 show 228 more people have been confirmed to have coronavirus. No new deaths were reported. The number of people tested reported Sunday only went up by 27 from the day before,
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  • After a trying week and a Lakers series win, LeBron James pulls back from the brink

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Did LeBron James really think about leaving the bubble? The Lakers star, about 36 hours removed from helping secure a return to NBA play and about 40 minutes removed from securing a first-round series win over the Portland Trail Blazers,
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  • An update on the Barstow Veterans Home: Jay Obernolte

    The Press-Enterprise
    While we were able to save this home from closure in the current year’s budget, I remain committed to find ways to better maximize the usage of this critical facility and ensure that our veterans
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  • When ‘let the good times roll’ careens off a cliff

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Indigestion abounds in Riverside County after a grand jury report found taxpayers didn’t get their money’s worth from a multimillion-dollar savings-and-efficiency project the county did with
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  • Preventing cyberattacks an increasing challenge for academic institutions

    The Press-Enterprise
    Preventing attacks from hackers and cybercriminals is an increasing concern for academic institutions already facing enormous challenges during this time of distance learning. The Rialto Unified School District and College of the Desert have seen their systems hit by malware attacks this month.
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  • 2 Riverside police officers injured in collision; pickup driver arrested

    The Press-Enterprise
    Two Riverside police officers were among seven people injured in a traffic collision Thursday night, Aug. 27, that resulted in the arrest of a man on suspicion of driving under the influence. Alfredo A.
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  • Bats with rabies most prevalent in Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana

    The Press-Enterprise
    Bats with rabies are most likely found in foothill communities, with Rancho Cucamonga and Fontana having the most so far in 2020.
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  • Ontario giveaway helps to keep pets fed

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Some 400 pounds of dog food and 200 pounds of cat food were distributed to help seniors care for their fur babies.
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  • 32% jump in San Bernardino County coronavirus tests corrects previous undercount

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Overall, 10% of the coronavirus tests the county has processed since the pandemic began have come back positive. Gov. Gavin Newsom’s new reopening plan, announced Friday, classi
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  • Driver suffers gunshot leg wound on 210 Freeway in Irwindale

    San Gabriel Valley Tribune
    The victim was driving in the middle lanes of traffic when an unknown vehicle drove alongside him and someone inside fired several rounds.
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  • Twentynine Palms Marine accused of luring 14-year-old to base for sex

    The Press-Enterprise
    A Marine at the Twentynine Palms base was arrested Tuesday, Aug. 25, after he paid to have a 14-year-old Fontana girl driven to the base and had sex with her, authorities say. Donovan Bowin, 20, was arrested on suspicion of unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor,
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  • Senior Moments: I asked my Google assistant for good news, and here’s what happened

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Tell me something good,” I said to my Google Assistant. This is not a person. It’s a small round speaker to which you can speak commands. Usually, I ask her to play music for me, especially when I’m in bed for the night.
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  • Southern California gets a slight reprieve from heat this weekend

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Temperatures were expected to drop a few degrees this weekend through early next week, but could start to pick up again toward the end of next week.
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  • Riverside kids getting 5,000 free backpacks full of school supplies

    The Press-Enterprise
    Some of the 5,000 backpacks involved in the project were given out. In all, students from 41 elementary schools in the Alvord and Riverside unified school districts will receive the backpacks, a news release states.
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  • Inland Congregations United for Change speaks up for social justice

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    An Inland organization is helping raise the voices of overlooked communities. Inland Congregations United for Change was founded nearly 30 years ago by a coalition of diverse religious leaders. The goal of the faith-based nonprofit organization is to give community members the tools to advocate for their communities and to be a voice for social justice in the Inland Empire.
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