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  • Paloma Valley girls basketball team gets past Eisenhower in playoff opener

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Beating an opponent in the first round of the CIF Southern Section playoffs doesn’t make up for losing to the same opponent in the finals the previous year, but it helps. That is what the Paloma Valley girls basketball team felt Saturday evening as the ...
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  • Drew Peterson’s career night lifts short-handed USC to win over UCLA

    The San Bernardino Sun
    LOS ANGELES — Drew Peterson has always been an initiator for the USC offense, but late in the second half against crosstown rival UCLA, the senior guard waved his teammates away. He felt he had a mismatch against Bruin forward Cody Riley and wanted to go ...
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  • Driver arrested, accused of fatally striking bicyclist west of Hemet and then fleeing

    The Press-Enterprise
    where the suspect was taken into custody without incident, according to Montez. Jail records show that Acosta has an unresolved misdemeanor driving under the influence cases out of San Bernardino County.
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  • Alexander: L.A. Super Bowls have made, or changed, history

    The San Bernardino Sun
    In the beginning, there were the guys with the jetpacks. And the idea that coathangers, properly positioned as an outside antenna, could get around a local TV blackout. And a hero who not only broke curfew the night before the game but blew past it ...
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  • If the story of Super Bowl LVI was a movie plot, you wouldn’t believe it

    The San Bernardino Sun
    O.J. Simpson tossed the pregame coin and Michael Jackson performed the halftime show the most recent time the Super Bowl visited the Los Angeles area in 1993. The region had two NFL teams at the time, though both left within two years for St. Louis and ...
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  • Man survives shooting at Upland home

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    A man was found shot several times in his Upland home on Friday evening, Feb. 11, police said. Upland police arrived in the 700 block of San Ysidro around 11:30 p.m., and found a man suffering from several gunshot wounds inside his home. The man had ...
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  • Going to Super Bowl LVI? Here are the best ways to get there

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Los Angeles’ notorious traffic — deemed some of the worst in America — will get a whole lot worse this weekend, thanks to the Super Bowl. SoFi Stadium seats a minimum 70,000 people, but that capacity is expandable up to 100,000 for big events like ...
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  • Anaheim’s worst Angel Stadium error came year before its murky sale

    The San Bernardino Sun
    The true shame within Anaheim’s baseball stadium giveaway happened a year before what’s now the centerpiece of a legal war — a murky deal to sell the city-owned arena and surrounding land to a group headed by the team’s owner. The city and team ...
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  • Super Bowl LVI: A look at the fans who love the game

    The San Bernardino Sun
    With the Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 13, we look at the NFL’s passionate fans – and compare them to those of other sports. In 2016, 65% of U.S. adults said they follow the NFL in some form, with 56% watching games on television and 9% tuning in via the ...
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  • Base Line overpass reopens Saturday after water main breach flooding

    The San Bernardino Sun
    The Base Line overpass in Highland was reopened Saturday morning, Feb. 12, after crews worked through the night to clear flooding from a water main breach, a Cal Fire official said.. The breach occurred around 4 p.m. on Base Line at the westbound 210 ...
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  • Ontario Bakery to close as owners retire after 40 years

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Redlands has had a shrine to President Lincoln for 90 years, here’s why Charlie Chaplin visit, police killing marked Ontario’s Casa Blanca Hotel Opinions on Inland Empire boundaries are all over the map San Bernardino council continues squeezing mayor ...
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  • How this highly irregular species has thrived in Southern California

    The San Bernardino Sun
    When it comes to reproduction, citrus species have no limits. All of them are interfertile, meaning they can cross-pollinate freely and produce offspring that are a combination of the two parent species or hybrid species involved. A grapefruit can ...
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  • Colony’s full-court press trips up Los Osos boys basketball in first round of playoffs

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    ONTARIO >> Colony boys basketball coach Jerry De Fabiis and Los Osos coach Calvin Tang are good friends whose teams aren’t in the same league but who are in the same school district and play each other regularly. So it was no secret to Tang that Colony ...
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  • U.S. snowboard coach, rider being investigated for misconduct

    The San Bernardino Sun
    ZHANGJIAKOU, China — U.S. Ski & Snowboard is investigating allegations of sexual misconduct by longtime coach Peter Foley and the use of racist language by Olympian Hagan Kearney, both of whom are in China this week. Former snowboardcross rider Callan ...
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  • Bengals’ Trenton Irwin, Josh Tupou return home for Super Bowl LVI

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Trenton Irwin and Josh Tupou have taken several flights to LAX, but this was the first time they arrived in nifty white jumpsuits with photographers surrounding the plane. “Dang, there’s the media as soon as you arrive at the airport,” Irwin said ...
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