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  • 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 ...
  • Homicide Detectives Investigate Fatal Shooting of San Bernardino Man
    KTLA
    Homicide detectives were investigating the death of a 51-year-old man fatally shot in San Bernardino early Thursday, police said. Vernon Lee Moore, a San Bernardino resident, was unresponsive and had died from his injuries by the time officers responded to the 1200 block of East Lynwood Drive around 2 a.m., according to police. No information ...
  • Social Distortion’s Mike Ness talks about sobriety, new music and Bruce Springsteen before the band celebrates its 40th anniversary in Irvine
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Throughout his entire childhood Social Distortion vocalist-guitarist Mike Ness said he never really had a voice. But he finally found one in music, only to then have most of society let him know it wasn’t going to tolerate the loud, rebellious punk rock music he and his friends were playing at backyard parties and in abandoned warehouses ...
  • Dine 909: Strum Brewing Company makes the move to downtown Ontario
    The Press-Enterprise
    The event runs from 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Oct. 18-20 and Oct. 25-27. Dine 909: Eat, drink and help support those dealing with breast cancer Dine 909: San Bernardino Beer Week is nearly here Dine 909: Cheers to these Inland Empire beer events 🍻 Dine 909: How to help out while dining out in the Inland Empire Admission is free on Friday, and $7 for ...
  • There’s a new Asian restaurant at Morongo Casino Resort and Spa and we got an early look inside
    The Press-Enterprise
    Several large metal woks sit atop of burners at Morongo Casino Resort & Spa’s new restaurant, Mozen, ready to be vessels for stir-fries, a soups, soups and noodle dishes. The woks are not from any nearby culinary store, but have actually been sourced from Hong Kong for Chef Kuei Lai and his team to use. “We’ve really gone out of our way ...
  • Warehouse tax deals, job forecasts must be reported under new law by Riverside assemblyman
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Local governments across California will have to disclose a number of details about warehouse projects when they give developers tax breaks of $100,000 or more, under a new law that will take effect Jan. 1. Assemblyman Jose Medina, D-Riverside. (File photo) The mandate is the focus of legislation by Assemblyman Jose Medina, D-Riverside, who has ...
  • Clippers’ Patrick Beverley at the forefront of new $10 ticket campaign
    The San Bernardino Sun
    The Clippers’ gritty guard worked with team sponsor Honey to set up “Honey’s Steal of a Deal” ticket campaign, a rare initiative in the NBA that will give fans an opportunity to purchase $10 tickets for all 41 of the team’s home games this regular season. A ticket comes with a “Mr. 94 Feet” T-shirt in reference to Beverley’s ...
  • Most elected officials ignore the oath of office: Letters
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Re “Elected officials should revisit oath of office” (Letters, Oct. 2): I was surprised by ex-councilman Gino Filippi’s letter, but I agree that “elected officials take an oath … upon accepting their seats.” He was addressing aligning spending with revenues. When he left office, Upland had unfunded liabilities of about $100 million ...
  • Mortgage rate drops push Southern California home sales up 9.2%, Realtors report
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Sales also were up in all four counties in the Southern California News Group coverage area, rising 9.2% in Los Angeles County, 16.4% in Orange County, 8.3% in Riverside County and 1.5% in San Bernardino County. The median price of a Los Angeles County resale house hit a record $663,110, state Realtor numbers show. L.A. County’s median was up ...
  • With high winds looming, SCE warns of possible power shutoffs in parts of LA, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties
    Daily Breeze
    Windy weather that’s likely to arrive Thursday, and the resulting risk of wildfire, has prompted Southern California Edison to warn of possible power shutoffs that could affect more than 10,000 customers in parts of Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino counties. SCE will shut off power in areas where it deems there to be dangerous ...
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