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  • Inland high school football preview: Linfield Christian looks to end Aquinas’ reign in Ambassador League
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    6. Desert Christian: On the upswing, but this is a tough league Aquinas player #21 Anthony Cooper brings down Notre Dame High runner #15Ashton Authementl, in the annual “Holy War”; rivalry game, at Aquinas, in San Bernardino, on Friday, September 14 ...
  • Trevor’s Travels: Big Bear Valley Historical Museum recalls a much different past
    The Press-Enterprise
    Regularly visiting museums and galleries in the area means you begin to recognize certain pieces that have become like old friends. Any visit to the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art includes saying hello to Jackson Pollock’s “Number One.” Any ...
  • Trump says he wants gun background checks, also reassures NRA
    The San Bernardino Sun
    WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Friday he believes he has influence to rally Republicans around stronger federal background check laws as Congress and the White House work on a response to last weekend’s mass shootings in Texas and Ohio. At ...
  • Corona actress pursues new territory in her work
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Growing up in Lytle Creek was a formative experience for Paris Langle. She referred to the small, remote community in the San Bernardino National Forest as magically weird and wonderful. Paris Langle is a Corona-based actress and writer. (Image courtesy ...
  • USC football training camp: Linebacker breakdown
    The San Bernardino Sun
    The linebacker is usually the heart and soul of a defense, and for USC last years it was no different. Which made the losses of seniors Porter Gustin and Cameron Smith such a blow to the Trojans, who have some big holes to fill at linebacker entering 2019 ...
  • Professing Faith: The light of Transfiguration and darkness of Hiroshima
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    This new law will ensure Californians’ right to display religious symbols on doors and in entryways Former cardinal’s letters raise a red flag, abuse experts say Latter-day Saints welcome new missionary leaders to San Bernardino, Riverside counties ...
  • Gold Line foothill extension receives $126 million — enough to complete the line to Pomona
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    The Gold Line will be going to Pomona. After a tense debate, the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments governing board voted Thursday, Aug. 8, to give up $126 million in discretionary transportation dollars to fully fund the Gold Line foothill ...
  • Testing for deadly Shigella bacteria forces Santa Ana River in Jurupa Valley to close
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    County officials have restricted access to the Santa Ana River in Jurupa Valley due to a possible outbreak of a deadly bacteria in the water, officials said. The closures include Downey Park, a popular access point to the Santa Ana River on the ...
  • Possible outbreak of deadly bacteria closes access to Santa Ana River in Jurupa Valley
    The San Bernardino Sun
    County officials have restricted access to the Santa Ana River in Jurupa Valley due to a possible outbreak of a deadly bacteria in the water, officials said. The closures include Downey Park, a popular access point to the Santa Ana River on the ...
  • Monrovia woman’s disappearance now being investigated as homicide
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Detectives revealed more details Thursday, Aug. 8, on where a Monrovia man suspected of assaulting and kidnapping his girlfriend had been seen, while the father of the victim made a plea for information that will help find his daughter. Robert Camou, 27 ...
  • Taco Bell hotel is open and we went inside the Palm Springs pop-up
    The San Bernardino Sun
    Taco Bell’s hotel in Palm Springs is like Spring Break but with fewer hormonal college students and more Chalupas. Oh, and it’s not spring. Palm Springs is coming off its hottest July ever. The Bell: A Taco Bell Hotel and Resort opened Thursday, Aug. 8 ...
  • Red vs. blue as Cardinal fan ventures into Dodger Stadium
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Call it the loneliness of the long-distance Cardinals fan. I should add that one reason I like St. Louis is that it’s an underdog city, the Pomona or San Bernardino of the Midwest. But the team is often said to have the best fans in baseball. When I see ...
  • Mayors urge Senate to return to Washington for gun bill vote
    The San Bernardino Sun
    WASHINGTON — More than 200 mayors, including two anguished by mass shootings in Texas and Ohio, are urging the Senate to return to the Capitol to act on gun safety legislation amid criticism that Congress is failing to respond to back-to-back shootings ...
  • Judge seeks proof of malice, but lets lawsuit by fired Redlands official proceed
    The Press-Enterprise
    In April, Martinez and his two minor children filed the complaint in San Bernardino County Superior Court over lifetime medical and dental benefits they say they are owed. The city countered in a demurrer filed June 19, saying the suit failed to state ...
  • Rialto man completes Marine Corps boot camp training
    The San Bernardino Sun
    U.S. Marine Corps Pvt. 1st Class Damonn L. Bacon graduated from boot camp at Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. The recruits complete an intensive 12-week program that included military customs and courtesies, first aid, Marine Corps history ...
  • LA County detectives investigating disappearance of Monrovia woman as homicide
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Detectives revealed more details Thursday, Aug. 8, on where a Monrovia man suspected of assaulting and kidnapping his girlfriend had been seen, while the father of the victim made a plea for information that will help find his daughter. Robert Camou, 27 ...
  • Dine 909: Find out what’s replacing Joe’s Crab Shack in Rancho Cucamonga
    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Thanks to reader Chasity who let us know about LongHorn coming to town. In San Bernardino, we’re still waiting on the opening of Ramen Jo at 1375 E. Highland Ave., in the Flowerland Plaza. The restaurant is next door to the popular Meiga Sushi ...
  • All My Friends music festival is coming back to LA, and Idris Elba will be there
    The San Bernardino Sun
    All My Friends, a dance music festival that had its inaugural event last year, is returning to the edge of downtown Los Angeles’ Arts District on Oct. 19 and 20 with a lineup that includes actor and DJ Idris Elba. The festival, for guests 21 and up, will ...
  • Puerto Rico, with 3 governors in a week, considers a 4th
    The San Bernardino Sun
    San Bernardino counties split on impeachment Hate crimes in major U.S. cities increased 9% in 2018, new report shows A small group of protesters gathered earlier outside the governor’s mansion in San Juan’s colonial district calling for her to resign ...
  • New ropes course in Big Bear Lake takes adventure to new heights
    The San Bernardino Sun
    San Bernardino’s first weekly food festival invites the public to experience a fusion of food, entertainment and community, from 6-11 p.m. Aug. 10 at Court Street Square, 349 N. E St. Brought to us by We Are the Change SB. Admission is free. Thanks to a ...
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