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  • Jimenez finally get his Los Angeles victory

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Rafael Botello Jimenez found him in an all too familiar place in the final stages of the 35th Los Angeles Marathon Sunday morning. The wheelchair division was coming down to a two-man race between Jose Argeenes Jimenez Hernandez of Costa Rica and Spain’s Jimenez, a three-time runner up in Los Angeles. But instead of dueling downtown the final ...
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  • Facing the facts about our epidemic of fear

    The San Bernardino Sun
    I’m not by nature a panicky person. During earthquakes, wildfires and tax season, I usually keep my head. I reserve panic for truly serious things, like Dave Roberts telling the bullpen to get Joe Kelly ready to pitch. Still, it’s hard not to panic ...
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  • Torrance girls soccer defeats Bloomington in PKs to win Division IV regional title

    The San Bernardino Sun
    BLOOMINGTON >> Torrance senior soccer player Keri Tanaka eyed the ball in front of the goal, the fate of her team’s season resting on her leg. Tanaka waited for Bloomington goalkeeper Isabelle “Chabella” Maldonado to make the first move, then swung her leg and looped a shot into the upper-left corner of the net and scored on a penalty ...
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  • Runners ‘race across the base’ at March Air Reserve Base

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    A 5k and a children’s 1k, along with a fitness and resource fair, drew competitors and fun-seekers to the base near Riverside on Saturday, March 7
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  • Senior citizens writing class leads to laughter, lessons

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Every Tuesday, at the Janet Goeske Senior Center in Riverside, three writing groups gather to share lessons, laughter and their lives. This diverse group of individuals has formed a literary family, supporting and encouraging each other’s unique voices.
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  • Educator from Loma Linda accused of sex acts with minor who attended J.W. North High in Riverside

    The Press-Enterprise
    A 26-year-old employee of the Riverside County Office of Education was arrested this week on suspicion of engaging in a relationship with a minor that involved sex acts, authorities said Saturday, March 7. John Torrez, of Loma Linda, was arrested by police Thursday after a female student at John W. North High School came forward to report a ...
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  • Man arrested on suspicion of murder in crash near Menifee that killed 2

    The Press-Enterprise
    A Lake Elsinore man was arrested Thursday on suspicion of second-degree murder after the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department said he was driving under the influence in a January crash that killed two people. Jose Luis Sepulveda, 33, of Lake Elsinore, also was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, among other charges, the ...
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  • Tensions mount over rail access to Ontario airport

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Two Los Angeles County legislators are pressuring San Bernardino County to extend the Gold Line light-rail from the San Gabriel Valley into Ontario International Airport, making their arguments in an unprecedented appearance before the county’s transportation agency earlier this week. State Sen. Anthony Portantino, D-La Canada Flintridge and ...
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  • Murrieta Valley High School to be closed as employee is tested for coronavirus

    The Press-Enterprise
    A Murrieta Valley Unified School District campus will be closed Monday as an employee is being tested for the coronavirus disease and 71 students have been instructed to “self-quarantine,” Riverside County health officials announced late Friday night. Murrieta Valley High School will remain closed, and the campus will be disinfected, until ...
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  • Riverside County school to be closed as employee is tested for coronavirus

    The San Bernardino Sun
    A Murrieta Valley Unified School District campus will be closed Monday as an employee is being tested for the coronavirus disease and 71 students have been instructed to “self-quarantine,” Riverside County health officials announced late Friday night ...
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  • Embattled Rialto water district rolls out more reforms in response to state audit

    The San Bernardino Sun
    The West Valley Water District will undertake sweeping reforms to address what its board president described as concerning and irresponsible financial practices dating to back to 2014 that were uncovered in a state audit. Channing Hawkins made the announcement at the beginning of Thursday night’s Board of Directors meeting, saying, with a s ...
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  • Dozens of families evicted from San Bernardino apartment complex struggle to find housing

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Between 30 to 40 families, many of them with young children, evicted from their San Bernardino apartment complex after a four-day notice to vacate are now struggling to find housing while keeping their families together. Several families evicted Monday, March 2, from the Brentwood Apartments at 1415 E. Date St. gathered Friday afternoon in the ...
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  • Who will be the new face on the Loma Linda City Council?

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Loma Linda will get its first new City Council member in eight years after the March 3 election. Political change is no small feat in a city that has canceled three elections since 2012 due to a lack of candidates. Three seats were up this year and three incumbents and two challengers were vying for the spots. Bhavin Jindal (Photo courtesy of ...
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  • LAX chief says CDC did not reveal health screeners who got coronavirus

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Officials at Los Angeles International Airport learned for the first time that a health screener at the airport tested positive for coronavirus through a press release Wednesday and not from the Centers for Disease Control, Los Angeles World Airports Interim CEO Justin Erbacci said at a press briefing Friday, March 6. Erbacci said officials ...
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  • Alexander: Dominick Pickett’s unusual path to UC Riverside’s starting lineup

    The Press-Enterprise
    RIVERSIDE — At first glance, it’s a great story on its own, the kid who went from student manager for his basketball team to start at point guard. And yet, in the saga of UC Riverside guard Dominick Pickett, that doesn’t even tell half the story. Yes, Pickett was admitted to UCR as a regular student in the fall of 2016, qualifying with ...
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