But most lenders still reject terms for issuing loans to members of the United Laguna Woods Mutual housing cooperative.
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After a couple of weeks of consideration, the Clippers on Thursday closed the deal with former assistant Tyronn Lue to replace his former boss Doc Rivers as the team’s head coach, as reported by ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski and confirmed by a league source.
The San Bernardino Sun
Measure K would slash pay, while Measure J — also on Tuesday, Nov. 3, ballot — would make other charter changes and stop Measure K
The Press-Enterprise
Five more people have died of complications from the coronavirus and 225 more have tested positive, according to data that Riverside County released Thursday, Oct. 15. While the number of COVID-19 patients in county hospitals is up to 149,
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
With extreme fire weather concerns stoked by the forecast of Santa Ana winds and dry air, weather experts issued a red flag warning in foothill areas of Southern California for most of Friday, Oct. 16,
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
After Eddie Van Halen died Oct. 6, I wrote about their documented local shows. Those were in Pomona at Walter Mitty’s and The Connection and in San Bernardino at Eros & Bogart’s, all in 1976. Then other lore surfaced.
The San Bernardino Sun
The Dodgers are scheduled to send Clayton Kershaw to pitch Game 4 against the Braves’ Bryse Wilson. Kershaw was originally schedule to start Game 2, but was scratched because of back spasms. When: Thursday,
The Press-Enterprise
Meanwhile, another 233 people have been confirmed as testing positive, numbers released Thursday, Oct. 15, show
The San Bernardino Sun
In lieu of the second 2020 presidential debate, both President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden are appearing tonight — Thursday, Oct. 15 — in separate town hall events.
The San Bernardino Sun
In lieu of the second 2020 presidential debate, both President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden appeared tonight — Thursday, Oct. 15 — in separate town hall events, though only one
The Press-Enterprise
In response to the letter-letter writer, I suggest you go back to check what kind of “official” ballot box you put your ballot in. It might have been
The San Bernardino Sun
Never before has parting with a mail-in ballot evoked such sweet sorrow. With President Trump and others sounding the alarm about possible fraud and problems at the polls, never before have voters been so anxious about what happens to our ballots once we ...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Watch out, Inland Empire drivers, for yet another weekend of 55-hour closures on the 60 Freeway in the vicinity of the 15 Freeway. On this the fifth of six weekend closures, construction crews will put down new pavement on the westbound SR 60 between Milliken Avenue and Archibald Avenue in Ontario,
The San Bernardino Sun
With bite-sized episodes and a crew of hosts who are as hungry for conversation as they are for a good meal, the web series “Family Style” digs into Southern California’s vibrant Asian food culture. “It’s a show that celebrates Asian food and pop ...
The San Bernardino Sun
The 1975 second-round pick of the San Diego Chargers, who was traded to the San Francisco 49ers in 1981 and became a key part of the start of their dynasty, was hospitalized last week with the
San Bernardino Prep and Pro Sports
The San Bernardino Sun
He lived near a park with basketball courts in Mexico, and basketball helped him cope with depression and led to him being able to give up certain medications. San Bernardino honors Martin Luther King Jr. with inaugural parade Living wall garden bringing tranquility to historic downtown San Bernardino Retiring Quiel brothers reflect on sign ...
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The San Bernardino Sun
He lived near a park with basketball courts in Mexico, and basketball helped him cope with depression and led to him being able to give up certain medications. San Bernardino honors Martin Luther King Jr. with inaugural parade Living wall garden bringing tranquility to historic downtown San Bernardino Retiring Quiel brothers reflect on sign ...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Rachael Peters makes a pair of 3-pointers down the stretch to help Yucaipa finish the first round of Citrus Belt League play unbeaten.
The San Bernardino Sun
While UCLA’s defeat of California on Sunday marked its first home-court win since Dec. 8, the Bruins have yet to win more than twice outside of Pauley Pavilion this season. This week, the Bruins will face their first-ranked opponent in the Pac-12 in what is scheduled to be one of, if not the, hardest road trip of their regular season ...
The Press-Enterprise
PERRIS >> For much of Tuesday’s battle for first place in the Mountain Pass League, Brian Brown had the Citrus Hill half of the scorebook to himself. In the game’s pivotal moments, however, he knew where to find help. Transforming from dominant scorer to effective playmaker down the stretch, Brown led Citrus Hill’s boys basketball team to ...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Haley Rosen is no stranger to the lack of media coverage women’s sports receive. Rosen, a 2011 Palos Verdes High graduate, played soccer at Stanford before heading overseas to play for Glasgow City in the Champions League.
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Centennial strengthens its hold on No. 1 spot in the area rankings, while Kings jumps ahead of Centennial after last week’s victory.
Redlands Daily Facts
Here a few of the top events involving Inland area high school teams this week: San Gorgonio at Rialto, girls soccer, 3:15 p.m. — San Gorgonio and Rialto are both undefeated in the San Andreas League,
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
LOS ANGELES — Finally, the Bruins had a reason to celebrate. In their only meeting in this year’s regular season schedule, UCLA (9-9 overall, 2-3 Pac-12) defeated California, 50-40, for the Bruins first home win since Dec.
The Press-Enterprise
CORONA >> In this case, going “one and done” was a good thing for basketball terms. King’s girls basketball team took advantage of a big rebounding advantage while limiting Centennial’s second-chance points, and the Wolves rode that to a 58-44 victory over the host Huskies in a Big VIII League game Friday night. Thanks to twins and ...
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