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  • Suit alleges sexual abuse by popular former Servite priest and swim coach

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Nearly 50 years later, it remains the most pivotal moment of a life full of heartache and emptiness. It was the spring of 1976 and a 13-year-old eighth-grade boy was taking an entrance exam at Servite High School, the Catholic all-boys school in Anaheim ...
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  • Woman, 2 dogs killed by lightning as thunderstorms sweep through Southern California

    The San Bernardino Sun
    The storm system also prompted temporary beach closures in Orange and Los Angeles counties and led to scattered power outages.
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  • First kids under 5 get COVID-19 shots in Inland Empire

    The Press-Enterprise
    The vaccinations from San Bernardino County officials will start Friday, June 24, while Riverside County’s health department begins the inoculations Tuesday, June 28.
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  • Powell: Fed aims to avoid recession, and says it’s possible

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell sought Wednesday to reassure the public that the Fed will raise interest rates high and fast enough to quell inflation, without tightening credit so much as to
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  • The Great Resignation: A loss of diversity hires

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Diversity in the workplace has taken a hit as businesses struggle to retain employees and fill openings amid the Great Resignation, an industry expert said. Derrick Coleman, who heads the search
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  • Could California be headed for a homeowners insurance catastrophe?

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Regulation often has unintended consequences, and when it becomes so burdensome that insurers cannot support communities, everyone loses.
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  • US stocks give up afternoon gains and end slightly lower

    The San Bernardino Sun
    A choppy day of trading on Wall Street ended with a modest pullback for stocks Wednesday, the latest bout of volatility for the market amid concerns about inflation and uncertainty over whether
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  • USC’s Isaiah Mobley feels ready to fit into modern NBA

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Isaiah Mobley opted to withdraw from the NBA draft for his junior season at USC. The power forward had gone through the process, and received a to-do list between then and the next summer to prove he was ready for his professional opportunity.
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  • Redlands temporarily bans new warehouses

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Redlands is the newest city in the Inland Empire to enact a moratorium on warehouses. The City Council on Tuesday, June 21, unanimously approved a temporary halt on new approvals of logistics facilities while staff evaluate the impacts of existing ...
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  • Biden to call for 3-month suspension of gas and diesel taxes

    The San Bernardino Sun
    President Joe Biden on Wednesday will call on Congress to suspend federal gasoline and diesel taxes for three months — an election year move meant to ease financial pressures at the pump as the public is increasingly concerned about high gas prices and inflation.
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  • Dine 909: Dine in and give back at these Inland Empire restaurants

    The Press-Enterprise
    Inland Empire MOD Pizza locations include Riverside, Redlands, Fontana, Corona, Eastvale, Rancho Cucamonga and Upland. BJ’s Restaurants and Brewhouse locations are raising funds to fight Alzheimer’s disease and giving Pizookies to those who help.
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  • Bubble watch: California economy chilled by Wall Street bear markets

    The San Bernardino Sun
    “Bubble Watch” digs into trends that may indicate economic and/or housing market troubles ahead. Buzz: The stock market is officially in a bear market downturn, and that’s rarely good news for California’s economy. Source: Using the definition of a ...
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  • Biden wants Big Brother to police the internet

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Anyone who spends time on Twitter, Facebook and other social-media platforms knows online discussions can quickly turn nasty and abusive. We’re frustrated by the situation also, but there’s little
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  • Gas prices trigger Pavlovian political promises

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Call it, for lack of a better phrase, the “Gas Price Derangement Syndrome.” Prices at the pump go up and down all the time, but when they take a sharp upward turn, motorists and the media take notice and like Pavlov’s dog,
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  • The Babylon Bee and the success of anti-woke comedy

    The San Bernardino Sun
    A woman tells the cop who stopped her in a carpool lane she’s allowed to drive there because her pronouns are “they” and “them.” That’s from a video by a conservative Christian satire site called the Babylon Bee.
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