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  • Coronavirus: Family emergency planning should take pets into account

    The San Bernardino Sun
    The San Bernardino Police Department said that it and the San Bernardino County Coalition of Animal Shelters are asking residents to prepare emergency plans for their pets. “With the rapid increase of (coronavirus) cases in Southern California, the demand for hospital stays and medical assistance from hospitals and medical providers is ...
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  • Inland Empire officials move homeless into motels amid coronavirus threat

    The Press-Enterprise
    San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Deputy Mike Jones, his towering 6-foot-7 frame notwithstanding, spoke in a nonthreatening but firm voice to a half dozen people living in a cluster of tents beneath olive trees along a San Bernardino canal. “This hanging out in this group, someone’s going to get sick,” Jones said, as he brought up the ...
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  • Ralphs shifts to $2 hourly raises instead of bonus for workers

    The Press-Enterprise
    Albertsons, Vons and Pavilions, and San Bernardino-based Stater Bros. announced $2 hourly raises March 20 as workers struggled to keep up with the demands of coronavirus-stoked crowds. Kroger instead offered its workers one-time bonuses of between $150 and $300. The bonuses led to a harsh rebuke from UFCW Local 1167 President Joe Duffle ...
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  • Health officials investigating 12 coronavirus cases at Chino prison

    The Press-Enterprise
    The San Bernardino County Department of Health will help state corrections officials to identify and trace the origin of COVID-19 infections at a prison in Chino where 11 staff members and one inmate had tested positive for the new disease as of Wednesday, April 1. The 11 employees of the California Institution for Men (CIM) who had contracted ...
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  • Nursing students want to help fight COVID-19. Give us a pathway to do so.

    The San Bernardino Sun
    California is facing a health care emergency as we prepare for a surge of patients from the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 cases threaten to overrun our hospitals and our health care system. That’s why Governor Gavin Newsom and his administration have scrambled to reopen mothballed hospitals, covert other facilities into makeshift treatment ...
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  • 2nd Red Cross trailer with disaster relief supplies stolen from Riverside lot

    The Press-Enterprise
    Police are searching for two men suspected of stealing a Red Cross trailer that held disaster relief supplies from a Riverside lot, making it the second trailer of its kind to be stolen from the lot in as many weeks, officials said. Both trailers contained cots, blankets, first aid kits, and a few masks, which would have been used for disaster ...
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  • Man dead after shooting and crash in Moreno Valley

    The Press-Enterprise
    A man died Tuesday night after a crash and shooting in Moreno Valley, and another man was arrested on suspicion of murder, the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department said. Deputies initially responded to the 23500 block of Sunnymead Ranch Parkway after getting reports of a disturbance in the area with at least one person armed with a firearm ...
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  • Escapee is shot and injured by Chino police in Jurupa Valley

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    A man who escaped from a prison re-entry center in El Monte was wounded Wednesday, when Chino police attempted to apprehend him in Jurupa Valley, the Chino Police Department said. Raymond Michael Villa,
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  • Sewers join fight against coronavirus by making masks for medical workers

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    From Beverly Hills to Rancho Santa Margarita to Redlands, small-business owners and individuals say they want to support health care workers on the frontlines battling COVID-19.
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  • Coronavirus infects 2 more San Bernardino County deputies

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Two more deputies assigned to the corrections bureau of the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department tested positive for the coronavirus on Wednesday, April 1. The ill deputies have been home from work for the past week with flu-like symptoms, San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department officials said in a news release. An investigation ...
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  • Riverside Arlington Post Office worker has coronavirus

    The Press-Enterprise
    San Bernardino County reports 50 more coronavirus cases, 2 additional deaths Riverside County orders golf courses closed due to coronavirus “Out of an abundance of caution, we have enhanced and supplemented current cleaning protocols using disinfectants across the facility,” Hyatt wrote in an email.
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  • Cahuilla Casino postpones new hotel opening because of coronavirus

    The Press-Enterprise
    Cahuilla Casino near Anza has postponed the planned April 2 opening of its new casino hotel property, the Cahuilla Casino Hotel, until further notice, according a message posted to the casino’s Facebook page April 1. “Based on recent updates regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, in an effort to continue to protect the health and safety of our ...
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  • Excelsior Charter’s Jesse Vasquez is the Sun/Bulletin boys wrestler of the year

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    The senior became only the fourth California wrestler in history, and the first from Southern California, to win four consecutive CIF State wrestling championships. He clinched his latest title by defeating Rancho Bernardo’s Jaden Le 10-3 in the 145-pound championship match on Feb.
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  • Riverside Community College District chancellor sued, accused of sex discrimination

    The Press-Enterprise
    Riverside Community College District and its top official are being sued and accused of sex discrimination, creating a hostile workplace and retaliating against whistleblowers. The district and Chancellor Wolde-Ab Isaac were named in the lawsuit, filed Feb. 18 in Riverside County Superior Court, by the district’s former Vice Chancellor, Human ...
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  • The CARES Act provides needed assistance to the nation: Dianne Feinstein

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Last week I came home from Washington to a city and state in lockdown. Just about everyone was at home, leaving only for the grocery store or a quick walk. Millions of Californians are out of work, unsure if they’ll be able to find a job when this crisis ends. But in this time of uncertainty, I can say this: If we follow the guidelines set ...
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