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  • Don’t blame Trump for illegal immigrants’ woes: Letters
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Re “Coping with the stresses of fear” (News, Nov. 18): The premise of the article is to blame President Trump because people living illegally in the United States of America are living in “fear.” The president is merely seeking to uphold the law of the land. Furthermore, if you are breaking federal immigration laws, of course you are ...
  • Fiery disagreements as Trump impeachment hearing opens
    The San Bernardino Sun
    WASHINGTON — The House Judiciary Committee’s first impeachment hearing quickly burst into partisan infighting Wednesday as Democrats charged that President Donald Trump must be removed from office for enlisting foreign interference in U.S. elections and Republicans angrily retorted there were no grounds for such drastic action. The panel ...
  • Morongo Casino, Resort & Spa names new chief operating officer
    The Press-Enterprise
    A gaming executive with more than two decades of experience has taken on the role of chief operating officer for Morongo Casino, Resort & Spa. The Cabazon resort announced in a news release that Richard St. Jean, who previously worked for such gaming operations as Jamul Casino, Station Casinos and Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, would oversee the ...
  • Steady, heavy rain expected in Riverside and San Bernardino counties
    The Press-Enterprise
    RIVERSIDE — A storm will trigger steady rain showers Wednesday in Riverside and San Bernardino counties before leaving the region by Thursday morning, according to the National Weather Service. The agency issued a Flash Flood Watch that will be in effect from 6 a.m. through this afternoon in the Inland Empire, the Riverside and San Bernardino ...
  • Inland mountain residents hope proposed rule change will keep them warm this winter
    The San Bernardino Sun
    The South Coast Air Quality Management District board on Friday, Dec. 6, will consider changing its rule on home furnace emissions after complaints from heating professionals and local officials about the potential safety risk the rule could have on residents living in higher altitudes of San Bernardino and Riverside counties. The rule ...
  • IE Varsity scoreboard: Tuesday, December 3
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Valley View 58, Tahquitz 19Valley View — S. Heiermann 15, A. Long 14, N. Jackson- 13, J. Jackson 8, R. Banks 6 A. Parran – 2.Highlight : Ari Long had a triple double of 14 points, 11 rebounds and 10 steals.(Valley View is 5-0)NonleagueTemecula Valley 56, Ramona 35Ramona — Barreras 4, Salazar 6, Esau 10, Javier 7, Villanueva 6Temecula ...
  • Inland Empire bucks U.S. manufacturing contraction
    The Press-Enterprise
    It’s unclear if the downward trend is being echoed by Southern California manufacturers. On Tuesday the Insitute of Applied Research at CSU San Bernardino released its index, based on replies from 29 Inland Empire companies, showing a PMI of 52.1, down from 54 in October. It was the second consecutive month the region’s sector was above 50.
  • Man in Claremont arrested on suspicion of attacking and injuring police officer
    The San Bernardino Sun
    CLAREMONT — A man described as a transient was arrested after allegedly attacking and injuring a police officer Tuesday morning in Claremont. Officers were dispatched about 8:45 a.m. to the 500 block of West First Street to investigate a report of a suspicious transient, according to Claremont Police Department Lt. Karlan Bennett. An officer ...
  • Riverside man arrested in Highgrove slaying that occurred 2 months ago
    The Press-Enterprise
    Moreno Valley man arrested in Reche Canyon Road slaying Police investigating Ontario shooting as a homicide Crash in Reche Canyon near Moreno Valley turns into homicide investigation Woman assaulted near park dies, Riverside police seek public’s help in investigation Man dead after shooting in San Bernardino Earlier reports said a third ...
  • Riverside man arrested in October slaying of San Bernardino teen
    The Press-Enterprise
    A 19-year-old Riverside man has been arrested on suspicion of slaying a San Bernardino teen in a shooting in Highgrove two months ago, authorities said this week. Adrian Barroso was taken into custody Monday, Dec. 2, in connection with the shooting in the 1300 block of Center Street, in the Riverside County area just north of Riverside.
  • Area college notebook: UCR and CBU basketball ready for Round 2 of ‘Crosstown Showdown’
    The Press-Enterprise
    This could be one of the best weeks of the year for Inland Empire college sports fans. Not only do you have UCR-CBU basketball, but this weekend is the NCAA Division II Volleyball West Regional at Cal State San Bernardino. The three-day, eight-team, single-elimination tournament opens Thursday. The No. 1 ranked Coyotes (27-0) take on No. 8 ...
  • Will San Bernardino spend $314,000 to repair its aging animal shelter?
    The San Bernardino Sun
    More than $314,000 from a fund reserved for improving the San Bernardino Animal Shelter could be put toward needed repairs at the 50-plus-year-old facility. City leaders could approve the move Wednesday, Dec. 4. Work at the Chandler Place shelter would include an evaluation of the electrical panel and a new design, a new roof and mold abatement ...
  • Graffiti of swastikas found on vehicles and garage door in Wrightwood
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Several vehicles and a garage in Wrightwood were tagged with swastikas, and the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department is investigating. Deputies received calls about the swastika graffiti in the area of Snowbird and Evergreen roads on Tuesday. Two detectives responded to the area and found swastikas tagged on three vehicles, one garage ...
  • Man arrested on suspicion of shooting and killing 2 roommates in Big Bear City
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Ralph Meneses, 41, of Big Bear City, is suspected of shooting and killing 66-year-old Cynthia Kilough and 35-year-old Jeffrey Tiner, both also of Big Bear City, according to the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department. Deputies responded to the 500 ...
  • About 1,300 SCE customers still without power in San Bernardino Mountains
    Orange County Register
    About 1,300 customers remained without electricity Tuesday, Dec. 3, in the Crestline-Lake Arrowhead area of the San Bernardino Mountains as utility crews worked to reach customers tucked into areas where last week’s snowstorm brought down power lines. More customers could expect power to be restored Tuesday evening, said Southern California ...
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