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  • Raw sewage, cockroaches, no sanitizer: Restaurant closures, other inspections in Riverside County, Oct. 10-17
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Here are the restaurants and other food facilities closed by health inspectors in Riverside County between Oct. 10 and 17, 2019, according to the county’s Department of Environmental Health. If no reopening date is mentioned, the department had not listed that facility as reopened as of this publication. Tijuana’s Tacos, at 24578 Sunnymead ...
  • Picketing construction worker hit by cement truck in Riverside
    The Press-Enterprise
    The truck was backing up slowly as another worker waved for it to continue, Rodriguez said, “but it’s heavier than anything you want hitting you.” Hackers hit San Bernardino school district with ransomware attack District attorney, sheriff oppose ordered relocation of rapist to Joshua Tree Riverside County sheriff’s deputies’ active ...
  • Trevor’s Travels: Riverside’s rich history is on display during a walk through downtown
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Riverside was quite late to my list of places to visit. It was just a little too far out from where I was living at the time and I mistakenly had the idea it was rather industrialized. Having moved into the area, it’s quite close and there doesn’t seem to be any industrialization — at least not in the downtown area. When I visited a few ...
  • Broken toilet, rancid meat, unsafe food temps: Restaurant closures, other inspections in San Bernardino County, Oct. 10-17
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Here are facilities that weren’t closed but had other significant issues in their inspections. Star Crab, at 242 E. Hospitality Lane in San Bernardino, was inspected Oct. 16 and received a grade of 84/B with one critical violation, for food not being held at safe temperatures. Some dry breading mix that crab is dipped into before it’s ...
  • Mitchell Rosen: Healing the relationship between a parent and child
    The San Bernardino Sun
    I do a lot of what the family law courts refer to as reunification therapy. In general terms, it means helping parents reconnect or reunify with children from whom they have become distant or estranged. There are lots of reasons why parents and their kids become distant. It could be everything from divorce, physical distance or alienation by ...
  • Rialto water district’s new CFO’s spotty record includes fiscal malfeasance in Hawthorne
    The San Bernardino Sun
    The new chief financial officer for the embattled West Valley Water District in Rialto admitted to fiscal malfeasance while working as Hawthorne’s finance director and was forced to resign last year after officials there learned he took out a secret $25,000 personal loan from the city. Shamindra “Rickey” Manbahal acknowledged publicly ...
  • USC welcomes Villanova for preseason basketball test
    The San Bernardino Sun
    LOS ANGELES — With less than three weeks until the season opener, the USC men’s basketball team is getting a preseason test, one that might end up being more challenging than any of its non-conference games this winter. The Trojans will host Villanova on Friday in a full, 40-minute exhibition that will raise money for the California Fire ...
  • Roosevelt downs King, wins first Big VIII League girls golf title
    The Press-Enterprise
    RIVERSIDE >> Roosevelt’s girls golf team had to wait a week for its exclamation point. It turned out to be just another test the Mustangs aced. Senior Karen Kim continued her mastery of Canyon Crest Country Club on Thursday, shooting a 2-under-par 34 and leading Roosevelt to a 214-257 victory against King to cap an undefeated league season ...
  • ‘Crime Beat’ podcast: Letters between Cathy Torrez and the man her mother believed killed her
    The San Bernardino Sun
    About a month before she was murdered, Cathy Torrez wrote two letters to Sam Lopez to let him know she only wanted to be his friend and talk on the phone occasionally. He wrote back to her expecting her to take him out on a date. Sam lived across the street from Cathy in Placentia, where they had been neighbors for almost five years. They had ...
  • USC notebook: Trojans trying to up the offensive pace
    The San Bernardino Sun
    LOS ANGELES — One advantage USC hoped it would have when it brought offensive coordinator Graham Harrell and his Air Raid offense to campus would be pace of play. But so far the Trojans haven’t quite lived up to expectations in that area. The Trojans ...
  • State regulators don’t second-guess low-ball appraisals
    The Press-Enterprise
    There are more than 470,000 commercial properties in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties, according to Nikki Russell of Reonomy.com. California has nearly 1.4 million commercial and industrial properties. The 58 California counties tax assessor’s who will be charged with the reassessment process “are scared.
  • Some Sandalwood fire survivors working to recover despite lack of home insurance
    The Press-Enterprise
    She said she was uninsured when the fire struck. Her neighbors, the Hocutts, were lucky ones. Residents of Riverside and San Bernardino mountain communities have said they have been hit by insurance companies declining to renew their policies due to high fire danger. In August, the California Department of Insurance released data showing ...
  • New California law sets path for more farmworker housing
    The San Bernardino Sun
    As the state’s housing shortage spreads into rural communities, farmers will have new tools to address the chronic dearth of worker housing under a law signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom. The measure, AB 1783, streamlines construction of new worker units on surplus farmland and provides incentives for the apartments. As a safeguard, the new ...
  • Trevor’s Travels: History of flight is on display at Yanks Air Museum in Chino
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    I was particularly interested in the Auto-Gyro, a plane that looks like a helicopter but the wing is the rotor that is not motorized. More travels: McDonald’s transformed fast food first — in San Bernardino Not far away is the Harrier Jump Jet, a bulky yet fascinating aircraft that can land and take off virtually anywhere. Perhaps the plane ...
  • Senior Moments: There was something alarming in the middle of the night
    San Gabriel Valley Tribune
    Whenever anything significant happens in the middle of the night, I can never say “it woke me from a deep sleep,” because I likely will not be sleeping. That was the case last night as I was approaching the edges of sleep. I had just reached up to turn ...
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