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  • Inland notes: Fontana community mourns death of Kaiser softball coach John Stevens

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Riverside Poly defeated Long Beach Poly 81-60 Friday night in a basketball playoff game. The game included some interesting area connections said Mike Murphy, the former San Bernardino Sun sports editor. Long Beach Poly coach Shelton Diggs Jr. is the son of San Bernardino High athletic royalty, former three-sport Cardinals star Shelton Diggs Sr.
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  • Glendora, La Verne, San Dimas and Pomona: Gold Line builders are rolling into town

    San Gabriel Valley Tribune
    The Gold Line is under construction and on its way. For a price of about $2.1 billion, it will extend 9 miles from Azusa Pacific University to north Pomona, and if a $450 million funding gap is closed, possibly on to Claremont and Montclair, crossing into San Bernardino County. This will give a jolt to the roughly 272,000 people living in these ...
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  • Pechanga Resort Casino hosts California’s American Indian and Indigenous Film Festival

    The Press-Enterprise
    One of the largest film festivals in the country with a focus on Native American and indigenous stories will return to Pechanga Resort Casino in Temecula Feb. 20-22. The seventh annual California’s American Indian and Indigenous Film Festival will feature full-length movies and documentaries as well as shorts. Sign up for our Casino Insider ...
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  • San Bernardino County’s homeless are high priority for supervisor candidates

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Most candidates running for San Bernardino County supervisor have at least one thing in common — they want to address homelessness. What they differ on is how. While the homeless epidemic is not unique to the county, the growing population of those living on local streets has prompted officials and advocates to look for ways, and funding ...
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  • Historic paintings at Pomona’s Palomares Adobe to be restored

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    One of the oldest religious artifacts of our early history is getting some professional care and rehabilitation to help it survive another 170-plus years. The Historical Society of the Pomona Valley recently sent its painting of the Madonna and Christ child to Santa Barbara for restoration and is actively soliciting donations to help pay for the work.
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  • Dodgers’ Justin Turner lashes out at MLB commissioner over handling of Astros

    The San Bernardino Sun
    GLENDALE, Ariz. — Cody Bellinger refused to get into a war of words with Carlos Correa. But Justin Turner took aim instead at MLB commissioner Rob Manfred with a stinging rebuke of his handling of the Houston Astros’ sign-stealing scandal. Turner said the commissioner had “mishandled” the situation and the Dodgers third baseman made it ...
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  • Justin Turner lashes out at MLB commissioner over handling of Astros

    The San Bernardino Sun
    GLENDALE >> Cody Bellinger refused to get in a war of words with Carlos Correa. But Justin Turner turned up the heat with a stinging rebuke of MLB commissioner Rob Manfred’s handling of the Houston Astros’ sign-stealing scandal. “I just think it could have been handled differently and the game would be in a different state right now if it ...
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  • Trump’s budget proposal: more warfare, slightly less welfare

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Listening to the howls from Democrats and the applause from Republicans, one would think President Trump’s proposed fiscal year 2021 budget is a radical assault on the welfare state. The truth is the budget contains some minor spending cuts, most of ...
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  • Barstow Burglary Leads to High-Speed Chase From San Gabriel Valley to Downtown L.A.: CHP

    KTLA
    Gonzalez said they believe the Mustang driver had also rammed a patrol vehicle in Barstow, but said that he did not have any further details about the "smash-and-grab" incident that initiated the law enforcement response in San Bernardino County. Officers who examined the Mustang in downtown L.A. did find a sledgehammer and some items that were ...
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  • Status Update: Paroled felons will get job training for construction work

    The Press-Enterprise
    Prison-2-Employment is a collaboration between the Building Industry Association’s Baldy View chapter and several San Bernardino County agencies. Participants will have a chance to land entry-level jobs with one of some 30 local construction firms. The county entities will provide funding for the program, with participation from San ...
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  • Status Update: Paroled felons will get job training for Inland construction work

    The Press-Enterprise
    Prison-2-Employment is a collaboration between the Building Industry Association’s Baldy View chapter and several San Bernardino County agencies. Participants will have a chance to land entry-level jobs with one of some 30 local construction firms. The county entities will provide funding for the program, with participation from San ...
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  • Paroled felons will get job training for Inland construction work

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Prison-2-Employment is a collaboration between the Building Industry Association’s Baldy View chapter and several San Bernardino County agencies. Participants will have a chance to land entry-level jobs with one of some 30 local construction firms. The county entities will provide funding for the program, with participation from San ...
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  • VIDEO: Actor in IN THE HEIGHTS in San Bernardino, CA Proposes to Girlfriend on Stage

    BroadwayWorld
    Following a performance of In The Heights at California Theatre in San Bernardino, the actor playing Usnavi took to the stage to say a few words of his own. Chris Marcos gave a little speech, then brought his girlfriend, April Sheets, to the stage and proposed to her. The video was uploaded to Marcos' YouTube channel, with the following caption ...
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  • Adam Scott officially wins Genesis Invitational championship

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Adam Scott’s 2005 victory at Riviera came with an asterisk, because it came in a rain-shortened event. On Sunday, he claimed a complete victory on the challenging old course.
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  • Riverside event salutes war dogs and their handlers

    The Press-Enterprise
    Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window) Click to print (Opens in new window) K9 Dayka attacks Deputy Carlos Robles in a demonstration during the 20th annual War Dog Remembrance Day event ...
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