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  • Redlands police to stage DUI checkpoint this weekend
    The San Bernardino Sun
    A DUI/driver’s license checkpoint will be held in Redlands starting at 7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 16, a Redlands Police Department news release states. It will end 1 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 17. Officers will check for sobriety and proper registration at the stop ...
  • Angels feel sting of recent losses to losing opponents
    The San Bernardino Sun
    ANAHEIM – A loss is a loss, but some are tougher to take, Angels Manager Brad Ausmus said Wednesday before his ballclub took the field to try to avoid a three-game sweep by the Pittsburgh Pirates at Angel Stadium. The Angels came out of the All-Star ...
  • Treasury yields invert, warning of possible recession
    The San Bernardino Sun
    An economic alarm bell has sounded in the U.S., sending warning signs of a possible recession ahead. Yields on 2-year and 10-year Treasury notes inverted early Wednesday, a market phenomenon that shows investors want more in return for short-term ...
  • Russell Okung’s return to Chargers uncertain with season approaching
    The San Bernardino Sun
    COSTA MESA — It was the exact scenario as the first day of training camp, and one that has repeated throughout the summer for the Chargers. Russell Okung stood next to teammate Brant Weiss to bookend the left side of the horizontal line, a fitting place ...
  • LA’s Secret Project music festival is returning to Chinatown, and here’s what you need to know
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Intimate electronic music festival Secret Project is returning to Los Angeles for its second year, and festival guests will see a lineup of electronic artists from around the world, local street art, a diverse array of food and craft cocktails. The ...
  • What’s wrong with more rights for the homeless?
    The San Bernardino Sun
    As officials in California continue to cast about for solution to the state’s ongoing homelessness crisis, some have called for instituting a “right to shelter.” The most notable example would be co-chairs of Gov. Newsom’s homelessness task force ...
  • What is the cure for our mass shootings?: Letters
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    The first cure for mass shootings is for Donald Trump to stop telling his constituents that the Mexicans trying to come into our country are rapists, murderers and thieves. Secondly, Trump should climb out of the National Rile Association’s pocketbook ...
  • Camp Cajon Monument is celebrated 100 years to the day of its original opening
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    They were: John Lenau, president of the Wrightwood Historical Society, and originator of the idea for this 100-year anniversary celebration; Allen Bone, vice president of the San Bernardino Pioneer and Historical Society; Lyn Killian, project treasurer ...
  • Frumpy Middle-aged Mom: Blabbermouths have more fun. It’s a fact.
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Are you a blabbermouth like me? I’m one of those people who can’t help yakking everywhere I go. Standing in line at the grocery store, getting on the bus, waiting for my chai latte, getting checked out at Target, buying a movie ticket. If I see someone ...
  • New San Bernardino Food Festival Uplifts Locals
    Next City
    A young woman poses for a photo at SB Food Fest. (Photo by Alejandra Molina) Luis Ojeda isn’t the type of person to complain and wait for help. He’s about doing. So when he felt the city of San Bernardino, California, was taking too long to clean up an ...
  • Child reports man exposed himself in Home Gardens area of Riverside County
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    RIVERSIDE — Sheriff’s deputies were Tuesday warning of a report that a man stopped his car and exposed himself to a child walking in an unincorporated area near Corona and Riverside. It happened around 5 p.m. Thursday. A child walking home from school ...
  • Inland business activity rebounds but worker shortage drags on growth
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Business activity in the Inland Empire accelerated sharply in the second quarter, erasing a weak start to 2019, an economic report has found. Yet growth could have been stronger, the report indicates, if more qualified job candidates came out to seek open ...
  • Back at the Lakers facility with Team USA, Brook Lopez shakes off the past
    The San Bernardino Sun
    EL SEGUNDO — A North Hollywood native, Brook Lopez surely has plenty of old haunts in Los Angeles. Maybe one of the last you’d expect is the Lakers practice facility, given that the 31-year-old center has been with the Milwaukee Bucks for more than a ...
  • Understanding the needed reforms to Endangered Species Act regulations
    The San Bernardino Sun
    When the Trump administration announced revisions to Endangered Species Act regulations for listing and reclassifying species, some people reacted to the news as if the president had tweeted a photo of himself with a bucket of Kentucky Fried Condor. From ...
  • Chino Hills teen suspected of impersonating classmate online to threaten students arrested
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department officials did not name the suspect, but identified him as a Chino Hills High student in a news release issued Tuesday. It said he was arrested on suspicion of making criminal threats and was released to the ...
  • Dodgers have a big lead in the NL West but race for best record overall is tight
    The San Bernardino Sun
    MIAMI — The race is on. The Dodgers long ago put the National League West in their rear-view mirror — their lead was 18 1/2 games over the Arizona Diamondbacks going into Tuesday’s games. And they hold a healthy nine-game advantage over the Atlanta ...
  • Inland football preview: Adelanto has chance to end Silverado’s hold on Desert Sky League
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    It might be easy to forget, given all the hubbub that Adelanto made in the CIF-Southern Section and state regional playoffs last year, that it was Silverado that won the Desert Sky League title. Silverado has won the last three DSL titles and four of the ...
  • Jurupa Valley’s Louis Robidoux Nature Center getting a new life
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District senior project manager Heather Dyer, the project’s mastermind, estimates the groups’ out-of-pocket costs will reach the millions. While this may not seem like a good deal, the agencies — including the ...
  • The UFC in Anaheim – a look at The Magnificent (and not so magnificent) Seven
    The San Bernardino Sun
    The UFC is back in Southern California, but this time with plenty of advance warning. Eight-and-a-half months ago, faced with the possibility of Jon Jones not being able to defend his light heavyweight title in Las Vegas due to a microscopic – and later ...
  • Temperatures continue warming in Riverside County, extreme heat on the way
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Heat wave bringing triple digits to San Bernardino, Riverside counties this week; coastal areas spared Inland Empire’s muggy weather won’t last too long More summer heat in store for Southern California Triple-digit temperatures and potential rain and ...
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