The sheriff’s union’s ‘I Am You’ campaign says that behind the badge are mothers and fathers and voices of reason.
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The Rancho Cucamonga Community and Arts Foundation recently awarded a total of $7,500 in scholarships to 11 students who graduated from high school this spring. The recipients were chosen for their participation and excellence in school and community arts programs,
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So on May 8, they asked the county’s public health officer to lift three orders that went beyond state restrictions — including a mandate to cover faces and social distance in public that Dr. Cameron Kaiser extended just days before.
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A disc jockey and a hippie recall the night of the riot, which included liberal use of tear gas inside and outside the venue.
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David J. Rodriguez, a math teacher at Canyon Ridge High School, is one of 10 teachers to receive a 2020 Amazon Future Engineer Teacher of the Year Award
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Even if my aches return, my first visit to a pot shop was a success because I didn’t have to write about falling statues, coronavirus deaths or racism, which makes this column less painful to
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Yucca brevifolia, known widely today as the Joshua tree — and, to desert Native American people, as choor-martsh to the Serrano; humwichawa to the Cahuilla; and sovarampi to the southern Paiute — has grown profusely across large expanses of the Mojave Desert for 2.
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A study by JPMorgan Chase of some 6 million families found that 65% percent of those surveyed lack a sufficient cash buffer.
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The move follows similar decisions by the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors and Riverside City Council.
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Two faith-based organizations say some state funds intended to assist students with academics and mental health issues were instead diverted to police departments.
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Star decides against playing in a season shortened by the coronavirus pandemic after he and his wife adopted identical twin girls who were born last Friday.
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Special teams assembled by Riverside and San Bernardino counties have been fighting the spread of the virus at such facilities
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Soboba Casino Resort near San Jacinto recently announced that it was removing some seating from its restaurants and closing another at its adjacent golf resort to increase physical distancing and keep guests from congregating in large group.
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More than a quarter of San Bernardino County's cancellations are at three high desert testing sites in Victorville, Hesperia and Joshua Tree.
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The number of new coronavirus cases in Riverside County set a record for the third straight day Friday, July 10 — 1,431 new cases recorded since Thursday, July 9. Four more deaths from COVID-19 were recorded since the day before.
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Young boxers in San Bernardino refuse to lose their dreams to coronavirus crisis All-star softball games for seniors canceled due to coronavirus crisis Drive-up and call-in public input? How coronavirus is changing access to local government Masters moved to November, British Open canceled until 2021 Stocks rise sharply on signs of progress in ...
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President Donald Trump may want the NFL season to start on time, but Gov. Gavin Newsom, as he urges California to dig in for a long fight against the coronavirus, says don’t count on seeing stadiums packed with football fans in September. “I’m not anticipating that happening in this state,” Newsom said when asked Saturday whether he ...
The San Bernardino Sun
On Saturday morning, the Basketball Hall of Fame made a formal announcement that’s been unofficially marked on calendars since the Black Mamba retired: Kobe Bryant is a first-ballot honoree in the sport’s most hallowed ground. It is, however, an unexpectedly sobering moment in a world that has had to do both without basketball and without ...
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Thomas, a junior shooting guard, averaged 25.3 points per game and set a program record for most points scored in a season.
The San Bernardino Sun
SAN BERNARDINO >> Arroyo Valley High School was locked up tight on a recent morning. A padlocked gate greeted visitors. As a cement truck rumbled by and a 50-something man jogged with a pit bull up Base Line Street, the Hawks baseball field sat idly in the distance. It was a beautiful day for baseball, but there was no game that day and there ...
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As Andrew Heaney sits at his home in Oklahoma, working through a list of the top 100 movies of all-time and enjoying the tree blossoms he hasn’t seen in a while at this time of year, he yearns for the day when he can return to the baseball field. Even if it’s in an empty stadium. As the Angels player representative to the union, Heaney was ...
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Four Inland players and six Inland coaches earned top honors as the CIF Southern Section released its basketball awards Monday. The Paloma Valley girls team swept the awards for Division 4AA. Mya Pierfax, a junior guard, was chosen the Player of the Year for the division. She averaged 17 points per game this season. Matt Dale was chosen as the ...
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Rancho Christian boys basketball standout Evan Mobley has been selected Gatorade’s California Player of the Year for the second consecutive season. Mobley, a 7-foot senior center who has signed with USC, is just the second California boys basketball player in the 35-year history of the award to be honored twice. Mobley joins former Campbell ...
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Gabby Williams is an American-French basketball player who plays for both the Chicago Sky of the WNBA and the Basket Lattes Montpellier Agglomération club in France, whose season was recently suspended due to the coronavirus. Williams, who remains in France under a government-mandated lockdown, won two NCAA championships while playing at UConn ...
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(Photo courtesy of the Thompkins family) Reginald “Reggie” Thompkins rose from what he calls the projects of San Bernardino, where he was one of many children in a single-parent household. He attended Pacific (which temporarily shut down in 1984) and Cajon high schools. Tall at 6-foot-2, he starred in basketball on his way to becoming a ...
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