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  • Insomniac hosting Beyond Wonderland virtual rave following coronavirus-related postponement

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Select posts will be featured on Insomniac’s Twitter and Instagram Stories. In a further effort of lifting the spirits of those bummed out by the postponement of Beyond Wonderland, which was set to take place in March at the NOS Event Center in San Bernardino but was bumped until June, Insomniac also announced a 24/7 broadcast of classic ...
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  • Inland high school sports teams will be shut down longer due to growing coronavirus crisis

    The Press-Enterprise
    The high school sports teams in Riverside and San Bernardino counties found out this week they are going to be be shut down several weeks longer than originally expected because of the growing coronavirus crisis in California. The obstacles that stand in the way of them resuming their seasons this spring are getting bigger too. It was announced ...
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  • Inland Empire Racewalkers award scholarships

    The Press-Enterprise
    In doing so, he lowered his time by nearly one minute. The Inland Empire Racewalkers is a Riverside walking club that has members from the Riverside and San Bernardino areas. The club began in 1986 as strictly a racewalking club and, while it still maintains a base oftrue racewalkers, it also has many members who walk at their own speed for ...
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  • Inland residents told to stay home as coronavirus cases rise

    The Press-Enterprise
    In the case of Riverside County, there also was another fatality. In San Bernardino County, health officials reported nine cases, all recorded since Sunday. No one had died as of late Friday. Newsom’s order, issued Thursday night, aimed to prevent coronavirus from overwhelming the state’s hospitals. In a historic directive that underscored ...
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  • Vons, Albertsons, Pavilions workers get $2 hourly raise during coronavirus outbreak

    The San Bernardino Sun
    The parent company of the Albertsons, Vons and Pavilions stores in Southern California will pay its store workers an extra $2 an hour for at least one week amid the coronavirus crisis, a union leader said Friday. The extra pay will reward workers who are putting in long and stressful hours to accommodate shoppers. Groceries are still seeing ...
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  • Coronavirus cut USC track season short on eve of NCAA indoor championships

    The San Bernardino Sun
    The USC track team was going about its final practice in Albuquerque last Thursday as it prepared for the indoor national championships. That’s when the world shifted under their feet. Change had already been afoot as fears of infection from COVID-19 grew. Conferences like the ACC had already demanded their athletes return home from the event ...
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  • Some get creative after heartbreak of coronavirus wedding cancellations

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Getting married in the time of coronavirus calls for persistence, perseverance and resolve. At a time when the $60 billion wedding industry in the United States is reeling from the effects of canceled and postponed weddings, and barely an hour before Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an unprecedented statewide stay-at-home order, San Diego residents ...
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  • San Bernardino County reports 4 more coronavirus cases for total of 9

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Four more cases of the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, have been confirmed in San Bernardino County, officials said Friday, March 20. The county now has nine cases and no deaths. County health officials are not releasing where the patients live, their age or gender. San Bernardino County reported its first case Sunday, March 15. Officials said ...
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  • Roaches, liquid waste, broken fridges: Restaurant closures, inspections in the Inland Empire, March 13-20

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Although the coronavirus outbreak has forced tremendous changes in the restaurant industry, with facilities statewide now allowed to serve food only from drive-thrus or for takeout or delivery, health departments in Riverside and San Bernardino counties are still conducting restaurant inspections. “It appears that while some restaurants have ...
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  • Inland Empire restaurants offering pickup and delivery amid coronavirus

    The Press-Enterprise
    Carolyn’s Cafe is a hangout for a lot of people. Some regulars come into Redlands breakfast spot three, four, or five times a week, according to owner Keith Kahn. So when the novel coronavirus threat got real for many Americans last weekend, he didn’t take as big a hit as other full service restaurants. His business was down 15 percent, he ...
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  • Diplo will livestream DJ sets, ensure royalties for featured artists amid coronavirus shutdown

    The San Bernardino Sun
    EDM artist Diplo has announced he’ll be livestreaming DJ sets from his living room for the duration of mandated social distancing in the U.S. due to COVID-19. Each set will be themed and curated by Diplo himself and he’ll also be paying royalties to the artists he features since coronavirus has halted touring and live performances, a ...
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  • Phone town hall on coronavirus planned for San Bernardino County residents

    The San Bernardino Sun
    San Bernardino County residents can get updates on the federal response to the novel coronavirus during a telephone town hall Monday, March 23. The call, hosted by Rep. Pete Aguilar, D-Redlands, and Corwin Porter, assistant director of the county’s public health department, also will share information about resources available in the county ...
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  • Bicyclist crashes into San Bernardino police car, dies

    The San Bernardino Sun
    A bicyclist died after colliding with a San Bernardino police patrol car on Thursday, March 19, the Police Department said. The crash happened just before 5 p.m. on Baseline Street east of Valencia Avenue in rainy conditions. The bicyclist, a 61-year-old San Bernardino resident, was riding west on Baseline when he made a left turn in front of ...
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  • No, single-payer isn’t more credible now because of coronavirus

    The San Bernardino Sun
    There’s a dangerous temptation among politicians to use a crisis to justify making bad policy. As former White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel once said: “You never let a serious crisis go to waste.” During a recent Democratic presidential debate, Sen. Bernie Sanders said the coronavirus crisis highlighted the need for a government-run ...
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  • Man arrested in attempted robbery of Rancho Cucamonga bank

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    The suspect was alone in the bank lobby when deputies arrived and they convinced him to exit the building with his hands up.
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