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  • Here are 5 stories in San Bernardino County to watch for in 2020

    The San Bernardino Sun
    From the U.S. census to local politics and transportation, here are five stories to watch in San Bernardino County this year: Will Fontana become biggest city in SB County? Fontana may take the title of the largest city in San Bernardino County from the city of San Bernardino. The Center Stage Theater in Fontana is seen Thursday, Oct. 3 ...
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  • Vandals shoot out vehicles’ windows with BB gun in Menifee and Perris

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Vandals went through Menifee and Perris on Tuesday, shooting out parked vehicles’ windows with a BB gun, but authorities were unable to catch them during the damaging spree. Cars were targeted on multiple streets in the predawn hours, and Riverside County sheriff’s officials believe the same suspects were involved in all incidents. Sheriff ...
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  • Winchester man, 63, found stabbed to death in Hemet

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    A 63-year-old resident of Winchester was stabbed to death in Hemet on Monday, Dec. 30, authorities said. Hemet firefighters responding to a medical aid call in the 1300 block of E. Oakland Avenue shortly before 6 p.m. found an unresponsive man suffering from a stab wound inside a vehicle, a Hemet Police Department news release said. The man ...
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  • Fierce winds should calm overnight, mild weather forecast for New Year’s Day

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Winds reached 40, 60 and 70 mph in parts of Southern California Tuesday, December 31 and toppled several big rigs traveling through San Bernardino County, but should calm down overnight, giving way to milder weather on New Year’s Day, meteorologists said. Some of the most powerful gusts on New Year’s Eve were recorded in Riverside ...
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  • What’s ahead in 2020? Science fiction writers made predictions (mostly wrong)

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Out of their gourds: Counting down the 909’s weird news of 2019 Year-end desk cleaning unearths belated Inland Valley news items Frank Zappa zig-zagged around downtown Ontario in early 1960s ‘Ford v Ferrari’ made pit stops in Ontario, Fontana, Pomona for filming 62 years of cutting hair in San Bernardino ends in style “…when biology ...
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  • Jurupa Valley’s Paradise Knolls Golf Course closing to make way for 650 homes

    The Press-Enterprise
    The past 15 years have seen a number of Inland golf courses close, with many of them being replaced by homes. Since 2017, golf courses in Corona, Calimesa, San Bernardino and Hemet have closed. Meanwhile, state officials say the lack of housing in California is a crisis, and have told Southern California to build 1.34 million new homes between ...
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  • Militiamen breach U.S. Embassy in Baghdad; Trump blames Iran

    The San Bernardino Sun
    BAGHDAD — Dozens of Iraqi Shiite militiamen and their supporters broke into the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad on Tuesday, smashing a main door and setting fire to a reception area, angered over deadly U.S. airstrikes targeting the Iran-backed ...
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  • Celebrating the good things that happened in 2019: Tom Campbell

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Our politics, and the news cycle, dwell too much on crises and criticism. Let’s use New Year’s Eve as a moment to balance that, as we reflect on some good things that happened in 2019. The largest hydroelectric project in the entire continent of Africa, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, will continue to completion. In November, the U.S ...
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  • Chase from San Bernardino to El Monte ends in crash, CHP officers arresting 2 suspects

    San Gabriel Valley Tribune
    The chase began in San Bernardino and proceeded westbound on the 10 Freeway until the suspects attempted to exit at Valley Boulevard and crashed into a guardrail around 11 p.m., according to the California Highway Patrol. The exact time and location the pursuit began was unclear. The suspects ran from the vehicle after the crash, but were ...
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  • Rancho Cucamonga jerky manufacturer shuts down, laying off 371

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Minimum wage increases to $13 statewide Jan. 1 A last Christmas for 12 Sears stores in Southern California A maggot farm that upcycles food waste is coming to Jurupa Valley Pomona pool supply maker to shutter, laying off 257 as it relocates out of state Protesters at Amazon’s San Bernardino center demand better pay, air quality Molly ...
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  • Corona wrestler Savannah Lewis was determined to reign at Queen of the Hills

    The Press-Enterprise
    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 ...
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  • Sun/Bulletin girls athlete of the week: Sadie Forman, Upland

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Noteworthy: Forman was named upper-weight MVP at the Upland Blackwatch Tournament after winning the 143-pound weight class with four pins. She is 12-0 this season and also won her weight class at the Carter and Santa Ana tournaments. She was a state qualifier last year.
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  • Sun/Bulletin boys athlete of the week: Da’Sean Stevens, Redlands East Valley

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Noteworthy: Stevens helped lead the Wildcats to the championship game of the San Bernardino Kiwanis Tournament. In wins over La Sierra, Jurupa Hills and Beaumont, he averaged 19.7 points, 7.3 rebounds and 6.0 assists.
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  • At least 20 llamas stolen from property near Perris

    The Press-Enterprise
    changes coming to San Bernardino Animal Shelter “Those actions have resulted in a public sideshow” that didn’t exist before, with ostriches and emus now close to the street, and people pulling over to stop, Welsh said. When three dead ostriches were found on the property, one of the concerns was they might have died from eating the food ...
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  • Ex-Camp Pendleton Marine suspected of sharing child porn was discharged for same accusation

    The Press-Enterprise
    The former Camp Pendleton Marine suspected of sharing child pornography online was discharged for the same accusations, Marine Corps officials said Monday, Dec. 30. Eric Stieglemeyer, 24, was one of six suspects tracked down by Riverside in recent months, using online tips that the men were using social media to share images and videos ...
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