A Worlds-Eye View of San Bernardino News. Curated, Local News and Sports from Sources Worldwide.

  • All-Area Football: Sun/Bulletin first and second teams

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    QB: C.J. Stroud, Rancho Cucamonga, Sr. QB: Trevian Tribble, Kaiser, Jr. RB: Gustavo Lopez, Carter, Jr. RB: Raymond Rodriguez, Chaffey, Jr. WR: Silas Bolden, Rancho Cucamonga, Sr. WR: Jayden Dixon-Veal, Rancho Cucamonga, Sr. WR: Jordan Williams, Etiwanda, So. OL: Alec Estrada, Cajon, Sr. OL: Jacob Gardner, Los Osos, Sr. OL: Nofoafia Tulafono ...
    Read Article

  • Rancho Cucamonga’s C.J. Stroud is the Sun/Bulletin offensive player of the year

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    The name on C.J. Stroud’s birth certificate reads “Coleridge Bernard Stroud IV,” which sounds like a character in a Bronte novel. But the most likely place you’d find a pen in the hands of this character is in front of a screen. “Back in the spring, we’d film our practices and if I didn’t get it up (on the computer) that night, he ...
    Read Article

  • Upland’s Justin Flowe is the Sun/Bulletin defensive player of the year

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Justin Flowe was already one of the top high school football recruits in the country regardless of position entering his senior season. He didn’t do anything to alter that perception. Flowe, a 6-foot-3, 230-pound inside linebacker from Upland High School who recently signed his national letter of intent to play at Oregon, dominated opposing ...
    Read Article

  • Stray dogs kill 9 goats, injure more than a dozen others in Mead Valley

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Two stray dogs wandered away from their Mead Valley home Saturday morning and attacked a herd of goats, killing nine of them and injuring 18 others, officials said. Three of the injured goats were later euthanized due to the severity of their wounds, said John Welsh, spokesman for Riverside County Animal Services. Animal services received a ...
    Read Article

  • Samantha Barragan, Savannah Lewis claim Queen of the Hill wrestling titles

    The Press-Enterprise
    CORONA >> Savannah Lewis remembers the disappointment of going 2-2 and finishing off the podium at last year’s Queen of the Hill girls wrestling tournament. Lewis was determined not to leave the building feeling the same way this year. Lewis, a sophomore at Corona High School, won the 116-pound title Saturday night, pinning Ariana Juarez from ...
    Read Article

  • Out of their gourds: Counting down the 909’s weird news of 2019

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    A police helicopter and K-9 found the man and ordered him down from his tree fort. The man did so despite officers not knowing the secret password. In San Bernardino, a City Council majority whacked the pay of two elected officials, the city clerk and city attorney, in June to free up $150,000 to spend on lobbyists. The pair took the city to ...
    Read Article

  • Woman arrested on suspicion of abducting her daughter in Garden Grove

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    An Amber Alert was issued in the area, and authorities said the woman, identified as 30-year-old Christine Lujan, was found in San Bernardino County on the 15 Freeway. Officials said Lujan was arrested on suspicion of child abduction and the girl was found safe and unharmed.
    Read Article

  • IE Varsity scoreboard: Friday, December 27

    The Press-Enterprise
    Norco 63, California 61. Norco scoring – A. Cassell 11, S. Willis 27, C. O’ Hara 17, S. Torres 2, A. Grashoff 3, L. Rachal 3. California scoring – J. Deheza 4, V. Romero 11, M. Alvarez 8, L. Jaimes 4, J. Rivera 2, A. Martinez 10, K. Ramirez 22.
    Read Article

  • Trevor’s Travels: Route 66 still draws fans from around the world to SoCal

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    They had made the detour north in order to see Death Valley and Mammoth Mountain, but were soon headed back down to San Bernardino to complete their mission which would end at the pier in Santa Monica. This was not the first time I had run into foreign visitors on the same quest. A couple of years ago I was sheltering from the blistering heat ...
    Read Article

  • Rancho Cucamonga firm provides toys for 32 children through Angel Tree program

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    On Dec. 17, CMC presented to the San Bernardino chapter of the Salvation Army bicycles, scooters, clothing and other toys purchased by employees at CMC’s Rancho Cucamonga steel mill to fulfill the holiday requests of 32 children participating in the Salvation Army’s annual Angel Tree program, according to a press release. CMC provided ...
    Read Article

  • New Year’s Eve festivities in Redlands come with street closures, martinis

    The San Bernardino Sun
    5 free events where you can celebrate and what to do around them What’s open and closed on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day in the Inland Empire Rancho Cucamonga double transplant recipient to ride in 2020 Rose Parade The Chainsmokers will light up Countdown NYE in San Bernardino Check out these ‘Rosy’ events before and after the Jan ...
    Read Article

  • Cockroaches and selling food without a permit: Restaurant closures, inspections in San Bernardino County, Dec. 19-26

    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 Dec. 19 and 26, 2019. If no reopening date is mentioned, the department had not listed that facility as reopened as of this publication. All food facilities in the county are routinely inspected ...
    Read Article

  • At Rustik Fork Eatery in Riverside, farm-to-table dining is a step above the rest

    The Press-Enterprise
    What sets a restaurant apart from its competitors? For me, three things stand out: unique takes on familiar fare; the ability to serve organic grass-fed, cage-free, hormone-, antibiotic- and steroid-free items that taste good and also are good for you; and the food has significant eye appeal because you eat with your eyes as well as your palate ...
    Read Article

  • Inland area college notebook: SBVC quarterback Moussa moving on to Vanderbilt after stellar season

    The Press-Enterprise
    Farewell, Jeremy Moussa. They hardly knew you at San Bernardino Valley College. Not that they didn’t like what they saw in your brief stay. A bounce-back player from Hawaii, Moussa used his 2019 season at SBVC to take a blowtorch to whatever rust was on his game after his record-breaking career at Roosevelt High. As a result, Moussa will ...
    Read Article

  • Moreno Valley’s Rancho Verde High marching band ready for Rose Parade debut

    The San Bernardino Sun
    While many of their peers are spending their winter break with YouTube and video games, 325 Moreno Valley teens are putting in eight-hour days, taking off only Christmas Eve and Christmas. They’re preparing for a 5 1/2-mile march with the eyes of the world on them — Rancho Verde High School’s marching band will make its first appearance ...
    Read Article
More Articles
 

Front page