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  • How the Clippers have built chemistry with almost no practice time with all the pieces
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Patience, dear fans, patience: “I think,” the Clippers’ super-stoic superstar said Sunday night, “it’s just gonna take time.” As Kawhi Leonard and the other Clippers continue to espouse the virtues of playing the waiting game, they’ve impressed even themselves by winning enough to more than keep their heads above water — despite ...
  • Eastvale motorcyclist dead after crash on 210 Freeway in Fontana
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    The motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the site of the crash, according to the San Bernardino County Coroner’s Office. He was identified as Brian Jackson, 36, of Eastvale. The CHP was investigating the crash.
  • Hemet man who fraudulently prepared income tax returns sentenced to 3½ years in prison
    The Press-Enterprise
    LOS ANGELES — A Hemet certified tax preparer who filed numerous fraudulent income tax returns, resulting in $2.1 million in losses to the federal government, was sentenced Monday to 3½ years in federal prison. Dennis L. Reed, 31, pleaded guilty on Sept. 3 to two counts of aiding and assisting in the preparation of false income tax returns. U ...
  • Notebook: Aquinas and Temecula Valley football teams prepare for regional finals
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    The Aquinas and Temecula Valley football teams found out their opponents for this week’s CIF State regional championship games, and both schools will be hitting the road Friday. Aquinas claimed the CIF Southern Section Division 5 championship this past Friday with a 21-16 win over St. Paul. The Falcons (12-2) will play in the Division II-AA ...
  • Woman arrested after assault, stabbings at church in Bloomington
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Destinee Watson, 23, of Bloomington, was in the kitchen at the Pentecostal Church of God on the 9900 block of Orchard Street, according to the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department. While she was there, officials said Watson felt she was disrespected by one of the church’s employees before attacking the first victim. Officials said ...
  • San Bernardino ranks 3rd-most dangerous U.S. city, Irvine is safest in California
    The San Bernardino Sun
    San Bernardino was ranked as America’s third-most dangerous city while Irvine was scored as California’s safest, according to a new yardstick by WalletHub. The financial-services website took a wider study of safety than the frequently cited FBI crime statistics to weigh “where Americans can feel most secure — in more than one sense.”
  • Mexican-born bishop chosen to soon lead the Diocese of San Bernardino
    Religion News Service
    SAN BERNARDINO (RNS) — Bishop Alberto Rojas has been named to lead the Diocese of San Bernardino — one of the nation’s largest Roman Catholic dioceses — and will succeed Bishop Gerald Barnes, who plans to submit his resignation in June. Pope Francis appointed Rojas, an auxiliary bishop from Chicago, to be coadjutor bishop of the ...
  • Trump’s side should be heard before House moves on impeachment: Tom Campbell
    The San Bernardino Sun
    It’s a federal crime not only to give a bribe to a public official but for a public official to ask for one. A “public official” who “directly or indirectly demands [or] seeks … anything of value personally for or because of any official act … to be performed by such official” is guilty under the law. The public official does not ...
  • 2 people shot in Big Bear
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Two people were shot at a Big Bear residence on Monday, and the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department is investigating. The Sheriff’s Department said on Twitter that two people were hit by gunfire, and all people involved in the shooting are ...
  • 2 people shot and killed in Big Bear; one person detained
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Two people were shot and killed at a Big Bear residence just after 1:20 p.m. on Monday, and the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department was investigating. The Sheriff’s Department said on Twitter that two people, a man and a woman, were hit by gunfire on Sherwood Boulevard, and all people involved in the shooting were accounted for.
  • Surplus or not, Newsom and the Legislature must show restraint
    The San Bernardino Sun
    The humiliating days of the state’s last big budget bust weren’t that long ago. Scarred by the experience, Gov. Jerry Brown labored to steer the ship of state away from nearby icebergs — despite governing with a Legislature hungry to spend like ...
  • Infant is San Bernardino County’s second flu-related death this season
    The San Bernardino Sun
    An infant is San Bernardino County’s first pediatric flu-related death of the 2018-19 flu season, county public health officials said Monday, Dec. 2. The child, who was not yet 1 year old, died Thursday, Nov. 21, from complications associated with the influenza infection, officials said. “The family has our sincerest condolences,” Dr ...
  • Put down that turkey sandwich, it’s already time for a Christmas tree
    The San Bernardino Sun
    While most were preparing turkeys and mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving with family and friends last week, employees of the Seasonal Adventures Christmas Tree lot in Rancho Cucamonga were preparing hundreds of Christmas trees for sale under heavy rain and cold temperatures. Owner Denny Lee has run the popular family-friendly tree lot for years ...
  • Sun/Bulletin girls athlete of the week: Amber Rios, Colony
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Noteworthy: Rios, competing as an individual, finished second in the Division II race at the CIF State Championships at Woodward Park in Fresno with a time of 17 minutes, 35 seconds. She was also second at the CIF-SS Division 2 Finals and the Palomares League Finals, She won at the Fastback Invitational, Asics/Cool Breeze Invite, CIF-SS Prelims ...
  • Rep. Duncan Hunter says he will plead guilty to corruption charges
    The San Bernardino Sun
    SAN DIEGO — U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter says he will plead guilty on Tuesday to a charge of misusing campaign funds. The California Republican is facing federal corruption charges he looted campaign cash to finance vacations, golf outings and other personal expenses. He tells KUSI television in San Diego he is changing his plea to protect his ...
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