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  • Highland man arrested on suspicion of sex crimes with a child under 14

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    A Highland man was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of sex crimes with a child under 14 years old. The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department said deputies first responded to a call on Nov. 22, 2019 after getting a request for response from the Department of Child and Family Services.
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  • Dry January raises concerns about a more intense wildfire season

    The Press-Enterprise
    So far this month, most of the region has received only a few tenths or hundredths of an inch. Out of about 75 weather monitoring stations with good precipitation data, only four — in San Bernardino, Idyllwild, Saugus and Culver City — had recorded more a half-inch through Thursday, Jan. 23. The precipitation totals since Oct. 1 are now ...
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  • Why are there 234 local tax measures with government revenue at record high?

    The San Bernardino Sun
    When Californians go to the polls in March, they will narrow the field of presidential candidates, decide a $15 billion school bond and face hundreds of local tax measures. There are 234 local tax and bond measures on the March ballot, a 169 percent increase compared to the 2016 presidential primary election. In that election in June 2016 ...
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  • Three teens killed in Temescal Valley crash were ‘inseparable’

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    The three teenage boys killed late Sunday night, Jan. 19, when authorities say a driver intentionally rammed their car south of Corona, were “inseparable,” those who knew them said. “Our teachers were all going through our yearbooks and every picture we have of those three boys,
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  • Assembly Bill 5 threatens small businesses across California

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Assembly Bill 5 is easily one of the most destructive bills I have seen during my tenure in Sacramento, and definitely the bill with the most far-reaching and consequential impacts on California workers. Passed last year and now California state law, AB5 ...
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  • Vietnamese food at Pho Long in Colton is a winner

    The Press-Enterprise
    One thing I’ve never quite understood is given the breadth and depth of Vietnamese food, why so many Vietnamese restaurants tend to focus primarily on pho, the savory noodle broth which usually contains assorted cuts of meat and herbs. Granted, it makes ...
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  • Inside the Dodgers: What’s it like to get exactly one Hall of Fame vote?

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Editor’s note: This is the Thursday, Jan. 23 edition of the Inside the Dodgers newsletter. To receive the newsletter in your inbox, sign up here. For today’s editions of the Southern California News Group papers, I wrote about Hall of Fame voting in ...
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  • Sale of Upland park land revived by San Antonio Regional Hospital

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    The land in question is in the southwest part of the 38.5-acre Memorial Park, 1299 San Bernardino Road, and a parking lot would wipe out oak trees and a baseball diamond. The 4.6-acre parcel east of San Antonio Regional Hospital at Memorial Park in Upland, CA., Wednesday, March 28, 2018. The hospital is proposing a ballot measure that would put ...
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  • Norms is heading for Ontario Mills’ ‘restaurant row’

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    So long, Chevys; hello, Norms. The 24-hour diner is coming to Ontario Mills. I was driving past the Mills to lunch on Wednesday, Jan. 22, when my eye was caught by a banner reading “Norms Coming Soon” draped over the Fourth Street side of the old Chevys,
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  • Dine 909: Last Name Brewing’s Brews & Bros Fest benefits schoolchildren

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Plus, Al Capone’s last meal is being recreated in Claremont, and find out how help Australian wildlife by eating a burger.
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  • Will Riverside County do something about its pension problem?

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Riverside County’s unfunded pension liabilities hit $3.5 billion as of June 30, 2018, according to the county’s Pension Advisory Review Committee. That’s up over $400 million from the year before. Worse, current forecasts suggest continually escalating pension costs through the early 2030s. Clearly, action on curtailing pension costs is ...
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  • Jim Lehrer, longtime PBS news anchor and debate moderator, dies at 85

    The San Bernardino Sun
    NEW YORK — Jim Lehrer, co-host and later host of the nightly PBS “NewsHour” that for decades offered a thoughtful take on current events, has died, PBS said Thursday. He was 85. Lehner died “peacefully in his sleep,” according to PBS. He had ...
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  • For Ducks right wing Jakob Silfverberg, unselfishness is a ‘no-brainer’

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Jakob Silfverberg was involved in one of the biggest trades in the Ducks’ history. He played on one of their best lines. He has been and continues to be one of their best leaders. He also made one of the biggest personal decisions since the franchise began play in 1993-94. Actually, it was “a no-brainer for me,” as he put it recently ...
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  • Master Gardener: What to do about olive fruit flies and woodpeckers

    The Press-Enterprise
    Q: I have an olive tree that produces many olives. In previous years, I have collected the ripe olives and home-cured them with good results. This year, when I soaked them overnight, there were thousands of tiny worms at the bottom of the bucket, and I had to discard all the olives. What happened? A: Your tree was visited by the olive fruit fly ...
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  • Professing Faith: Writer Franz Kafta influenced by changes in Jewish community

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Gregory Elder, a Redlands resident, is a former professor of history and humanities at Moreno Valley College and a Roman Catholic priest. This photo is from about 2017. (Courtesy Photo) The Jewish faith and tradition have produced innumerable people who have contributed to world culture, ranging from artists to poets, musicians, writers and ...
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