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  • Pedestrian struck and fatally injured in Lake Elsinore
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    LAKE ELSINORE — A pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle Saturday night in Lake Elsinore, authorities said. The crash was reported at 8:48 p.m. at Riverside Drive/Highway 74 and Joy Street, according to the Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire Department. Highway 74 was open Sunday morning, according to the Caltrans road information web site ...
  • USC’s ragtag defense comes up big in win over Arizona football
    The San Bernardino Sun
    LOS ANGELES — The USC defense was already at a disadvantage when it took the Coliseum field on Saturday against Arizona. The Trojans were down four starters on that side of the field. As if that weren’t enough, two more starters left mid-game with injuries of their own. Yet, somehow, it didn’t matter. Against all odds, USC held Arizona to ...
  • USC football live updates vs. Khalil Tate and the Arizona Wildcats
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Follow along for live updates from USC beat writer Adam Grosbard before, during and after USC’s game against the Arizona Wildcats.
  • Attending an open mic event can have some serious health benefits
    The Press-Enterprise
    No dieting or exercising — this may be the easiest health improvement plan I have ever experienced. Romaine Washington, M.Ed. is a poet and an Inlandia Institute workshop leader in San Bernardino. She is the author of “Sirens in Her Belly,” Jamii Publishing.
  • In 1915, the Inland Empire got a visit from the Liberty Bell
    The San Bernardino Sun
    A special force of more than 100 Colton and San Bernardino police officers were stationed around the depot. When the festivities concluded, the train dubbed the “Liberty Bell Special” rolled slowly out of Colton, and headed east toward the Southern Pacific station at Loma Linda. A smaller, but equally enthusiastic crowd of 600 greeted the ...
  • 5 love languages of commercial real estate brokers
    The San Bernardino Sun
    My wife, Carla and I were introduced to Gary Chapman’s book, The Five Love Languages, in 2011. This classic easy read was originally published in 1995 and contains the keys to a successful relationship by understanding your mate’s love language and learning to speak it. If you are unfamiliar, as was I, with the five languages, they are ...
  • 15 new ways to keep Californians un-shot
    The San Bernardino Sun
    I am not in the pocket of John Law. I believe there should be fewer laws. I hate calling electeds “lawmakers.” I wish they would go to Sacramento and come back home showing us the laws they got rid of, not the ones they wrote. There ought not to be a law. At the very least, for every law passed, eliminate a needless one, so we just stay ...
  • Embattled Rialto water district board yanks contracts from agenda as state audit heats up
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Plaintiffs are all district insiders — board member Clifford Young, a former San Bernardino County supervisor who was accused of cronyism and misappropriating water district funds last year; former Chief Financial Officer Naisha Davis; and assistant board secretary Patricia Romero. Named as defendants is the suit were Robert Tafoya ...
  • San Gorgonio football strikes early, holds on late for victory over Jurupa Hills
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    SAN BERNARDINO – It took four Jurupa Hills opponents a month to score a combined 22 points against one of the hottest teams in the Inland Empire. Friday night, it took San Gorgonio five minutes to surpass that. Getting a head start on the halftime homecoming fireworks, San Gorgonio opened its San Andreas League showdown with Jurupa Hills by ...
  • Riverside/San Bernardino County high school football photos from Week 8
    The Press-Enterprise
    Below is a collection of photos from our photographers on the sideline of Inland Empire high school football games during Week 8.
  • District attorney, sheriff oppose ordered relocation of rapist to Joshua Tree
    The San Bernardino Sun
    San Bernardino County’s district attorney and sheriff said Friday, Oct. 18, that they will challenge a Ventura County court’s decision to release a rapist and child predator to live in Joshua Tree even though he has no connections to the Inland Empire. District Attorney Jason Anderson said he will send investigators to the Nov. 7 hearing ...
  • 1 arrested in Highland on suspicion of home invasion robbery; 1 suspect still outstanding
    The San Bernardino Sun
    An investigation into a robbery in Highland late on Wednesday resulted in the arrest of one woman the next day. The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department said deputies from its Highland station were called to the 7300 block of McKinley Street at around 12:45 a.m. in response to a home invasion robbery that happened a few hours earlier.
  • IE Varsity scoreboard: Friday, October 18
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Varsity results are accepted via email (preps@pe.com) and phone (951-368-9527) Tuesday-Thursday 5:30-9 p.m. Norte Vista 14, Hillcrest 4. Singles sweeps – Tran (NV), Vargas (NV), Martinez (NV). Doubles sweeps – Langsango/Carrasco (H). (Norte Vista is 12-3, 7-1 in league. Hillcrest is 0-8 in league.)
  • San Bernardino County law enforcement fighting release of sex offender in Joshua Tree
    ABC7
    SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (KABC) -- San Bernardino County law enforcement is sounding the alarm over a repeat violent sexual predator set to be released in the community of Joshua Tree. Ross Leo Wollschlager, 56, is a sex offender out of Ventura County. He is set to be released from a state mental hospital after serving nearly 14 years behind bars ...
  • Opponents of planned welfare office in San Bernardino say they’ll continue to fight the city and developer
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Dozens of northern San Bernardino residents who oppose the planned use of a 38,150-square-foot building being raised at West 27th Street and Little Mountain Drive gathered in the shadow of what will be the county’s new welfare office Thursday, Oct. 17, to announce they intend to file complaints over the approval process with the county ...
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