Fontana, CA News

• Fontana, CA News
• Fontana Car Show Keeps Rollin’ in May
• Family Fun Nights Hit the Ground Running in June
• Beat the Gloom and Visit the Farmers’ Market in June!
• Get Your Shades Ready, Fontana’s Summer is Looking Bright
• Nascar Day at Auto Club Speedway
• Fontana Days Festival
• Several Sponsors Show Their Support For the Fontana Days Run
• Fontana Teens to Participate In Anti-Bullying Institute
• Fontana Days Run 2012
• Everybody 'Likes' Fontana!
• Brother II Brother Free Mentoring Day For Young Men: Panels, Meal And more
• Dive Into Fontana's Aqua Prom!
• Fontana Car Show
• Fontana Warming Up for a Big Play Day in May!
• Cinco de Mayo Festival at Jack Bulik Teen Center
• Mayor and City Council Thank Senator Gloria Negrete-McLeod For Herefforts
• Fontana Aquatic Programs this Summer
• Jeni Bate 'Painting The Skies' - Exhibition
• Fontana Community Senior Center Offers A New Transportation Service To The Senior Community
• LES 'Coach' Richter Nominated As Inductee INTO The 2013 NASCAR Hall Of Fame Class
• Get Ready For Summer By Registering Your Child For Fontana’s Summer Camps
• Annual Community Assistance Program Resource Fair
• Meet And Greets, Favorite Treats, Tweet Suites All Part Of Successful Auto Club 400 Weekend
• New Farmers Market Sprouting Up In Downtown
• Bruce Jenner To Serve As Grand Marshal For Royal Purple 300 at Auto Club Speedway
• Night Ranger To Perform Pre-Race Concert, National Anthem At Auto Club Speedway
• The Tender Box to Perform at Royal Purple 300
• Driver Appearances Will Abound During Auto Club 400 Weekend
• Latin Grammy Nominated La Santa Cecilia To Perform At The Auto Club 400
• I-10 Citrus and Cherry Groundbreaking
• Award Winning Sensation JoJo To Sing National Anthem at Auto Club400
• NASCAR Hauler Parade Rolling Through Fontana
• Showing Why They Are America’s Tire
• Nascar Hauler Parade To Roll Through The Inland Empire
• The All-American Rejects To Perform Live At Auto Club Speedway
• Join a NASCAR Race Team Sweepstakes
• Calling All Fontana Teens!
• Learn About The Natural World - Adventures In Nature
• Celebrities, Start Your Engines!
• These Rides Will Catch Your Eye
• Healthy Fontana Nights
• Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Inland Empire Affiliate to Speak about Breast Health at the Fontana Community Senior Center
• I-10/Citrus Avenue Interchange Project and I-10/Cherry Avenue Interchange Project Public Meeting
• Teen Summit on Anti-Bullying: Be the Change You Want to See
• Join SoCal Race Fans for the Daytona 500 Viewing Party at ESPN Zone, Downtown Disney District
• Auto Club Speedway Salutes Law Enforcement
• Ride Metrolink Trains to Auto Club 400
• Auto Club Speedway Offers A Honey Of A Deal For Valentine’s Day
• Fontana Days Run 2012 - Run Like The Wind
• Mayor Acquanetta Warren Invites Fontana Residents To Attend Town Hall Meeting In February
• The Fontana Community Senior Center Offers Tax Preparation Assistance To The Community
• Mayor Acquanetta Warren Announces the Release of the New Mobile and Online Application – ‘Access Fontana’!
• Cupid’s Valentine’s Teen Dance
• Auto Club Speedway Celebrates National Kazoo Day with a Free Kazoo
• Fontana After School Program Applies for Additional Grant Funding
• Get Your NASCAR and INDYCAR Fans the Gift of Speed Before Time Runs Out!
• Fontana Christmas Parade
• 12th Annual Festival of Winter 'Fontana’s Ski Lodge'
• Nature Center in December 2011
• Public Workshop to Improve Transit Access for Bicyclists and Pedestrians
• 17 Day Diet Author Mike Moreno at the Steelworkers' Auditorium
• Be Enchanted by the Arts this December
• City of Fontana Tree Lighting Ceremony
• Healthy Fontana Receives $10,000 Grant from Kaiser Permanente
• Mayor And City Council Invites The Public To Classic Cars And Cruising Night
• Healthy Fontana November Activities
• Nature Center in November
• Health and Fitness Fair For Teens
• Spooky Fun in Fontana
• Caregivers Workshop at the Fontana Community Senior Center
• NASCAR Drivers Greg Biffle, David Reutimann, Sam Hornish Jr., Landon Cassill To Hold Exclusive Q and A For Auto Club Speedway Season Ticket Holders
• Mayor Acquanetta Warren Invites Fontana Residents to Attend the First Mayor’s Town Hall Meeting
• Classic Cars and Cruising on Spring Street This October
• Fontana Community Senior Center Event Offering Free Breast Cancer Screenings
• Art, Music and Performance In Fontana This October
• Learn About the Natural World at the Mary Vagle Nature Center
• 5th Annual Senior Talent Showcase at The Steelworkers’ Auditorium
• Emergency Preparedness and Earthquake Drill at The Fontana Community Senior Center
• The Fontana Community Senior Center Offers Flu Vaccinations To The Community
• First Annual Mayor’s Jazz Jam
• Fontana Community Senior Center Offers Dental Information and Consultations to the Community
• Art, Music and Performance in Fontana this September
• Classic Cars and Cruising on Spring Street this September
• Mary Vagle Nature Center Programs for September, 2011
• September Community Assistance Program Seminars
• Back to School for Fontana - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• A Day Of Remembrance in Downtown Fontana
• Healthy Fontana Partners with First Lady’s Let’s Move! Program
• Les 'Coach' Richter Formally Inducted Into Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• Youth Hockey Players Rolling Into Fall
• Community Assistance Program Seminars In August 2011
• August 2011 Cruise Night
• Jack Bulik Teen Center Programs
• Mary Vagle Nature Center Update - August 2011
• City of Fontana Youth Football Program
• Fontana Arts Festival 2011
• IZOD IndyCar Series Returns to Auto Club Speedway... Under theLights
• Jack Bulik Teen Center: Summer Programs
• Just ABS Class At Heritage Neighborhood Center
• Red, White and Cruise 4th of July Celebration
• Fourth of July Celebration: Red, White and Cruise
• Mayors Of The Inland Southern California Region Joint Letter
• Mary Vagle Nature Center July 2011 Happenings
• Fontana's Adult Soccer - Kick It Up A Notch
• Fontana’s Adult Basketball League
• Healthy Fontana Classes in July
• Fontana’s Tiny Tot Program
• Community Assistance Program Seminars in July
• Fontana’s Cooling Facilities
• Mayor Acquanetta Warren and The City Council are Pleased to Announce a Balanced Budget!
• Mayor Acquanetta Warren and the City Council Announce a New Partnership with Omnitrans...
• World’s Largest Swimming Lesson Set For June 14
• Rotolo Chevrolet and Horace Mann Recognized by the Mayor and City Council
• Fontana’s All-Access Summer
• Fusion Friday at the Art Depot Gallery
• Celebrate Art in the Park this June
• Classic Cars and Cruising on Spring Street this June
• Hundreds Drive Around Track To Raise Money For Children
• Fontana Arts Activities In June
• Jack Bulik Teen Center: Summer Programs
• June Programs At Fontana Community Senior Center
• Summer Day Camps
• Fontana Sports: Pee Wee T-Ball
• Fontana Days Parade is looking for Volunteers
• Fontana Pools Open May 28, 2011
• 98th Annual Fontana Days Festival
• Fontana FO Football Clinic
• Fitness Classes at the Heritage Center
• Don Day Pool Opening Delayed
• May Activities Program at the Mary Vagle Nature Center
• Family Fun on Friday - Art Displays and Music
• Fontana Arts Activities in May
• Healthy Fontana - May Classes
• May Cruise Night in Fontana
• Cinco De Mayo Festival
• Les 'Coach' Richter Nominated As Inductee Into The 2012 NASCAR Hall Of Fame Class
• Teen Center Dance Has All the Colors of Spring
• Egg-Citement In Fontana
• Fontana Recognized as a Healthy City
• 8th Annual Community Assistance Program Resource Fair
• Mayor Acquanetta Warren and the City Council Congratulate Summit High School Boys Basketball Team!
• Family Play Day at the Nature Center
• Special Olympics Coming to Fontana
• Fontana Arts April Overview
• Race Fans Witness Auto Club Speedway’s `Most Captivating Finish Since 1997’
• Fontana Days Run 2011 - 'Run Like the Wind'
• Artist Tina Jennings Coming to Fontana
• How Our California NASCAR Drivers Fared at AutoClub Speedway
• Kyle Busch Continues Winning Streak at Auto Club Speedway
• Juan Pablo Montoya Wins Auto Club 400 Coors Light Pole
• California Driver Kevin Harvick Wins Auto Club 400 At Auto Club Speedway
• American Idol Star David Archuleta To Perform The National Anthem at Auto Club Speedway’s Royal Purple 300
• Fusing Fun and Art
• Howie Mandel To Serve As Grand Marshal For Royal Purple 300 at Auto Club Speedway
• Don’t Blink Race Fans, You Might Miss “A Heck Of A Race” At Auto Club Speedway
• Fontana's Got Talent
• Can 'Smoke' Make It Two In A Row?
• Boxing Legend Sugar Ray Leonard Named Honorary Starter For Auto Club 400 At Auto Club Speedway
• Grammy Award Winning Artist Richard Marx To Sing National Anthem at Auto Club 400
• Parent’s Night Out
• Christian Slater To Serve As Grand Marshal For Auto Club 400
• How our California NASCAR Drivers Fared At Bristol
• 3 Amigos Tequila Named Official Tequila Of Auto Club Speedway
• NASCAR Driver Clint Bowyer To Launch Race Weekend With Speedway Day L.A.
• Legendary Latin Rock Musicians To Perform At Auto Club Speedway's Auto Club 400
• Major Youth Initiative To Be Unveiled at Auto Club Speedway Math and Science Day
• The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus and Brother Sal Set To Play In The Crownroyal Oasis Lounge
• Q and A With Nascar Drivers, Walk On The Track and Much More..
• Nascar Hauler Parade To Roll Through The Inland Empire
• Royal Purple Named Title Sponsor Of Race at Auto Club Speedway
• Spring Camp at the Jessie Turner Center
• ‘Cupcake Wars’ Winner Set To Satisfy Race Fans Sweet Tooth
• Get Ready for Fontana’s Arbor Day Celebration
• Shakespeare’s 'The Tempest' at Lewis Library
• Fontana City National Mountain Bike Challenge
• 'Skateboard' This Spring at Fontana Skate Parks
• Experience SoCAL Racing At Incredible Deals Before Time Runs Out
• Fontana’s Community Services Department Receives an Award of Achievement
• Spring Excursion With The Teen Center
• Sham-Rock Celebration!
• Fontana's Cruise Night
• Fontana's Youth Basketball Program
• Camp Fon-Teen in Fontana
• Fontana Arts Overview - Visual and Performing Arts in March
• Experience Twice The Thrills With The Kurt Busch Double Deuceticket Package
• Lifeguards and Staff Needed For Fontana Pools
• Free NASCAR Fan Program at L.A. Live With The Daytona 500 Winner
• Auto Club Speedway Joins The Ronald Reagan Centennial Celebration
• Socal Race Fans To Kick Off The 2011 NASCAR Season With The Daytona 500 Viewing Party at ESPN Zone....
• Miller Fitness Center Classes
• Fontana Art Association Celebrates Black History Month
• Tax Preparation Assistance at the Fontana Community Senior Center
• Excercise and Swimming at the FPAC
• Recreational Swimming at Aquatic Center
• February Programs at the Fontana Community Senior Center
• Family Art Night in Fontana
• Fontana Arts Overview: Visual and Performing Arts In February
• Co-Sponsorship Opportunities Available
• Teen Center Valentine's Day Dance: Sweetheart, Let’s Dance!
• February Programs at the Mary Vagle Nature Center
• Teen Center Open Mic Night
• Swim Lessons For Kids At The Fontana Park Aquatic Center
• Jr. Lifeguard Program at the FPAC
• ACS Offers A Cup O' Joe With A Couple Of Joes: Uncle Joe And Homedepot Joe To Be Exact
• Cruising In Fontana
• Fontana Sports: Pee Wee Soccer
• National Fallen Firefighters Foundation, Auto Club Speedway Offer Exclusive Ticket Deal
• Race Fans Can Vote For Southern California's 2010 Greatest Momentsin Sports
• Get Ready For More Excitement And Drama As Auto Club 500 Becomes Auto Club 400
• For Those Of You Who Think Our $35 'Ticket Tuesdays' Are Dumb, Dowe Have Something For You - Nothing
• Take A Walk On The Healthy Side
• Fitness Center Passes Available at Jessie Turner Center
• Art Depot Gallery Presents Dodd Holsapple
• Fusion Friday at the Art Depot Gallery
• Fontana Arts Overview - Visual and Performing Arts In January
• Doggy Dip Day at the Fontana Park Aquatic Center
• Announcement of New Appointed City Council Members – Lydia Salazar-Wibert and Matthew Slowik
• State Of Emergency Declared In The City Of Fontana
• Fontana Community Services Winter Hours of Operation
• KFON-TV Now Available On AT and T U-Verse
• Breakfast With Santa at the Jack Bulik Teen Center
• The City of Fontana Accepting Applications for Two City Councilmember Vacancies
• Auto Club 500 Tickets On Sale
• Enjoy Holiday Festivities at The 11th Annual Festival Of Winter
• Fontana Exchange Club’s Annual Christmas Parade
• Fontana's Tree Lighting Ceremony
• Nature Center Happenings in December
• Swearing In Ceremony Of The Newly Elected Mayor And City Council
• Canine Christmas at Jessie Turner Center
• Fusion Friday at the Art Depot
• Auto Club Speedway Offers Special Pricing ’Black Friday’ Through ‘Cyber Monday’
• Cruise Night In Fontana
• Student Artwork On Display At The Art Depot
• Mobile Recreation For The Holidays! - Fun on Wheels
• Fontana Arts Program - Visual And Performing Arts Programs In December
• Teen Tournament Day
• Learn Racquetball Fundamentals At The Miller Fitness Center
• Turkey Shoot Out Racquetball Tournament At Miller Fitness Center
• ACS Road Trip Offers Exclusive Ticket Packages Available Only At PIR
• Get Fit Monthly Passes For Miller Fitness Center
• Auto Club Speedway Launches ‘What’s In Your Backpack?’ Contest To Highlight New Speedway Gate Policy
• Healthy Fontana’s Low-Cost Fitness Program
• Veterans Day Celebration
• Second Annual Fontana Dog Days
• KFON-TV to Provide General Election results
• Fontana Arts Overview: Visual and Performing Arts In November
• Swim Clinic At The Fontana Park Aquatic Center
• Family Art Day At The Art Depot Gallery
• Spooktacular Halloween Programs In Fontana
• Experience The Natural World At The Mary Vagle Nature Center
• Crime news: Teenage girl is able to fight off man who attacks her
• Several videos of Fontana candidates in upcoming election are now in Opinion section of Herald News website
• Job Fair will be held at Lewis Library in Fontana on Oct. 20
• Fontana’s five mayoral candidates give their views during forum
• Crime news: Two men break into a Fontana apartment, tie up three people, and escape with valuable items
• Democratic leaders say campaign mailer is ‘misleading’ and ‘dishonest’
• Summit football team blasts Patriot, 50-0; see video highlights
• Fontanans will be involved in California Senior Legislature
• Rialto man is arrested and charged with murder of 18-year-old woman; shooting incident took place at a birthday party in Fontana on July 10
• Motorcyclist from Fontana is killed in accident
• Woman dies in crash at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana
• News briefs
• One-year-old girl is accidentally struck and killed while walking in front of home
• Ted J. Porter School earns first prize of $5,000 in Lefty’s Reading Challenge
• City Council candidate Wetzel has two felony convictions for grand theft, but she is determined to continue her campaign
• College Corner: Funding is available to help students
• Carlos Commentary: Summit High School students enjoy Homecoming activities
• Drive-Thru Flu Clinic will be at Sierra San Antonio Medical Plaza in Fontana on Oct. 20
• Kaiser Permanente physicians honored
• Candidate Rutherford blasts 'offensive' campaign mailer; Biane says he was not involved in the brochure and strongly opposes it
• Fontana student could win a new car in attendance contest
• Just For Fun column: Speedway was a great place to get married on 10/10/10; see video highlights
• Bloomington man is charged with attempting to kidnap 10-year-old girl
• Fontana company helps rescue the trapped miners in Chile
• Fontana resident celebrates 105th birthday
• City Council candidate Wetzel has two felony convictions for grand theft, but she is determined to continue her campaign
• All Star Cheer And Pom - Pom Jazz Dance
• Carlos Commentary: Summit High School students enjoy Homecoming activities
• Two Local School Libraries Receive $5,000 Each for Winningspeedway's...
• Drive-Thru Flu Clinic will be at Sierra San Antonio Medical Plaza in Fontana on Oct. 20
• Kaiser Permanente physicians honored
• Candidate Rutherford blasts 'offensive' campaign mailer; Biane says he was not involved in the brochure and strongly opposes it
• Fontana student could win a new car in attendance contest
• Just For Fun column: Speedway was a great place to get married on 10/10/10; see video highlights
• Fontana resident celebrates 105th birthday
• Democratic leaders say campaign mailer is ‘misleading’ and ‘dishonest’
• Fontana’s five mayoral candidates give their views during forum
• Bloomington man is charged with attempting to kidnap 10-year-old girl
• Fontanans will be involved in California Senior Legislature
• Several videos of Fontana candidates in upcoming election are now in Opinion section of Herald News website
• Motorcyclist from Fontana is killed in accident
• Summit football team blasts Patriot, 50-0; see video highlights
• News briefs
• Rialto man is arrested and charged with murder of 18-year-old woman which occurred during birthday party in Fontana
• Two armed men rob elderly couple as they walk to their house in Fontana
• Woman dies in crash at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana
• Crime news: Robbery victim gets into fight with suspect at gas station, but suspect is able to get away
• Crime news: Teenage girl is able to fight off man who attacks her
• Ted J. Porter School earns first prize of $5,000 in Lefty’s Reading Challenge
• Fontana company helps rescue the trapped miners in Chile
• College Corner: Funding is available to help students
• Bloomington man is charged with attempting to kidnap 10-year-old girl
• Several videos of Fontana candidates in upcoming election are now in Opinion section of Herald News website
• Fontana student could win a new car in attendance contest
• Motorcyclist from Fontana is killed in accident
• Candidate Rutherford blasts 'offensive' campaign mailer; Biane says he was not involved in the brochure and strongly opposes it
• Two armed men rob elderly couple as they walk to their house in Fontana
• Woman dies in crash at Auto Club Speedway
• Crime news: Robbery victim gets into fight with suspect at gas station, but suspect is able to get away
• Crime news: Teenage girl is able to fight off man who attacks her
• Ted J. Porter School earns first prize of $5,000 in Lefty’s Reading Challenge
• Fontana company helps rescue the trapped miners in Chile
• College Corner: Funding is available to help students
• Carlos Commentary: Summit High School students enjoy Homecoming activities
• Drive-Thru Flu Clinic will be at Sierra San Antonio Medical Plaza in Fontana on Oct. 20
• Kaiser Permanente physicians honored
• News briefs
• Fontanans will be involved in California Senior Legislature
• Just For Fun column: Speedway was a great place to get married on 10/10/10; see video highlights
• Fontana resident celebrates 105th birthday
• Democratic leaders say campaign mailer is ‘misleading’ and ‘dishonest’
• Fontana’s five mayoral candidates give their views during forum
• Tony Stewart wins Pepsi Max 400, halting Jimmie Johnson's domination at Fontana's speedway
• Fontana’s five mayoral candidates give their views during forum
• Fontana company helps rescue the trapped miners in Chile
• Just For Fun column: Speedway was a great place to get married on 10/10/10; see video highlights
• Ted J. Porter School earns first prize of $5,000 in Lefty’s Reading Challenge
• Huge Fontana church celebrates 20th year; see video highlights
• Local residents are urged to recycle cans and help Fontana try to claim national championship for fifth time
• College Corner: Here are details on transferring from a JC
• Health briefs
• College Corner: Funding is available to help students
• News briefs
• Fontana students honored in FTA's 'Famous Firsts' contest
• Carlos Commentary: Summit High School students enjoy Homecoming activities
• Fontana City Council candidates face off at forum
• Drive-Thru Flu Clinic will be at Sierra San Antonio Medical Plaza in Fontana on Oct. 20
• Fontana man is robbed by two men who strike him with baseball bats
• Kaiser Permanente physicians honored
• Two armed men rob elderly couple as they walk to their house in Fontana
• News briefs
• Crime news: Robbery victim gets into fight with suspect at gas station, but suspect is able to get away
• Fontanans will be involved in California Senior Legislature
• Female kicker accomplishes historic feat for Kaiser High School's football team by kicking two extra points; see video highlights
• Fontana student could win a new car in attendance contest
• Candidate Rutherford blasts 'offensive' campaign mailer; Biane says he was not involved in the brochure and strongly opposes it
• Fontana resident celebrates 105th birthday
• Motorcyclist from Fontana is killed in accident
• Democratic leaders say campaign mailer is ‘misleading’ and ‘dishonest’
• Fontana company helps rescue the trapped miners in Chile
• Huge Fontana church celebrates 20th year; see video highlights
• Local residents are urged to recycle cans and help Fontana try to claim national championship for fifth time
• College Corner: Here are details on transferring from a JC
• Health briefs
• News briefs
• Fontana students honored in FTA's 'Famous Firsts' contest
• Fontana City Council candidates face off at forum
• Fontana man is robbed by two men who strike him with baseball bats
• Two armed men rob elderly couple as they walk to their house in Fontana
• Crime news: Robbery victim gets into fight with suspect at gas station, but suspect is able to get away
• Female kicker accomplishes historic feat for Kaiser High School's football team by kicking two extra points; see video highlights
• Candidate Rutherford blasts 'offensive' campaign mailer; Biane says he was not involved in the brochure and strongly opposes it
• Motorcyclist from Fontana is killed in accident
• Tony Stewart wins Pepsi Max 400, halting Jimmie Johnson's domination at Fontana's speedway
• Huge Fontana church celebrates 20th year; see video highlights
• Local residents are urged to recycle cans and help Fontana try to claim national championship for fifth time
• College Corner: Here are details on transferring from a JC
• Health briefs
• News briefs
• Fontana students honored in FTA's 'Famous Firsts' contest
• Fontana City Council candidates face off at forum
• Fontana man is robbed by two men who strike him with baseball bats
• Two armed men rob elderly couple as they walk to their house in Fontana
• Crime news: Robbery victim gets into fight with suspect at gas station, but suspect is able to get away
• Female kicker accomplishes historic feat for Kaiser High School's football team by kicking two extra points; see video highlights
• Kyle Busch wins Nationwide Series race in Fontana; Danica Patrick drives well before a crash ends her day
• Motorcyclist from Fontana is killed in accident
• Tony Stewart wins Pepsi Max 400, halting Jimmie Johnson's domination at Fontana's speedway
• Candidate Rutherford blasts 'offensive' campaign mailer; Biane says he was not involved in the brochure and strongly opposes it
• Tony Stewart wins Pepsi Max 400, halting Jimmie Johnson's domination at Fontana's speedway
• Huge Fontana church celebrates 20th year; see video highlights
• Female kicker accomplishes historic feat for Kaiser High School's football team by kicking two extra points; see video highlights
• Local residents are urged to recycle cans and help Fontana try to claim national championship for fifth time
• Tony Stewart wins Pepsi Max 400, halting Jimmie Johnson's domination at Fontana's speedway
• College Corner: Here are details on transferring from a JC
• Health briefs
• News briefs
• Fontana students honored in FTA's 'Famous Firsts' contest
• Kaiser student gets his hair cut for a good cause; see video
• Participants in American Lung Association's Fight For Air Walk receive cheers; see photo slideshow
• Hundreds of people support American Lung Association's Fight For Air Walk in Fontana; see video highlights
• Fontana man is robbed by two men who strike him with baseball bats
• Crime news: Fontana resident is assaulted and robbed by two teenagers
• Two armed men rob elderly couple as they walk to their house in Fontana
• Fontana City Council candidates face off at forum
• No. 1-ranked Kaiser football team smashes Hesperia, 55-14, to stay undefeated heading into Sunkist League action; see video highlights
• Kyle Busch wins Nationwide Series race in Fontana; Danica Patrick drives well before a crash ends her day
• Crime news: Robbery victim gets into fight with suspect at gas station, but suspect is able to get away
• Kyle Busch wins Nationwide Series race in Fontana; Danica Patrick drives well before a crash ends her day
• Fontana man is robbed by two men who strike him with baseball bats
• Female kicker accomplishes historic feat for Kaiser High School's football team by kicking two extra points; see video highlights
• Fontana speedway race has historic date: 10/10/10
• Huge Fontana church celebrates 20th year; see video highlights
• Local residents are urged to recycle cans and help Fontana try to claim national championship for fifth time
• College Corner: Here are details on transferring from a JC
• Health briefs
• News briefs
• Fontana students honored in FTA's 'Famous Firsts' contest
• Kaiser student gets his hair cut for a good cause; see video
• Participants in American Lung Association's Fight For Air Walk receive cheers; see photo slideshow
• Hundreds of people support American Lung Association's Fight For Air Walk in Fontana; see video highlights
• Crime news: Fontana resident is assaulted and robbed by two teenagers
• Just For Fun column: Etiwanda Band looks forward to performing in London; see video
• Fontana City Council candidates face off at forum
• No. 1-ranked Kaiser football team smashes Hesperia, 55-14, to stay undefeated heading into Sunkist League action; see video highlights
• Just For Fun column: Etiwanda Band looks forward to performing in London; see video
• Fontana City Council candidates face off at forum
• Fontana City Council candidates face off at forum
• No. 1-ranked Kaiser football team smashes Hesperia, 55-14, to stay undefeated heading into Sunkist League action; see video highlights
• Undefeated Kaiser football team is ranked No. 1 in CIF after pounding Palm Desert, 48-0; see video highlights
• Fontana speedway race has historic date: 10/10/10
• Fontana speedway race has historic date: 10/10/10
• Fontana man is robbed by two men who strike him with baseball bats
• Fontana man is robbed by two men who strike him with baseball bats
• Huge Fontana church celebrates 20th year; see video highlights
• So Who Really Has A Chance To Win The Pepsi Max 400?
• Huge Fontana church celebrates 20th year; see video highlights
• Danica Patrick returns to Auto Club Speedway in Fontana for Nationwide Series race on Oct. 9
• Local residents are urged to recycle cans and help Fontana try to claim national championship for fifth time
• Danica Patrick returns to Auto Club Speedway in Fontana for Nationwide Series race on Oct. 9
• Local residents are urged to recycle cans and help Fontana try to claim national championship for fifth time
• College Corner: Here are details on transferring from a JC
• College Corner: Here are details on transferring from a JC
• Health briefs
• Health briefs
• News briefs
• News briefs
• Kaiser High School Band takes second place at L.A. County Fair and narrowly misses out on a berth in the Rose Parade
• Kaiser High School Band takes second place at L.A. County Fair and narrowly misses out on a berth in the Rose Parade
• Fontana students honored in FTA's 'Famous Firsts' contest
• Fontana students honored in FTA's 'Famous Firsts' contest
• Kaiser student gets his hair cut for a good cause; see video
• Kaiser student gets his hair cut for a good cause; see video
• Participants in American Lung Association's Fight For Air Walk receive cheers; see photo slideshow
• Participants in American Lung Association's Fight For Air Walk receive cheers; see photo slideshow
• Hundreds of people support American Lung Association's Fight For Air Walk in Fontana; see video highlights
• Hundreds of people support American Lung Association's Fight For Air Walk in Fontana; see video highlights
• Crime news: Fontana resident is assaulted and robbed by two teenagers
• Crime news: Fontana resident is assaulted and robbed by two teenagers
• Just For Fun column: Etiwanda Band looks forward to performing in London; see video
• Crime news: Fontana resident is assaulted and robbed by two teenagers
• Just For Fun column: Etiwanda Band looks forward to performing in London; see video
• Fontana City Council candidates face off at forum
• Undefeated Kaiser football team is ranked No. 1 in CIF after pounding Palm Desert, 48-0; see video highlights
• Fontana speedway race has historic date: 10/10/10
• Fontana man is robbed by two men who strike him with baseball bats
• Huge Fontana church celebrates 20th year; see video highlights
• Local residents are urged to recycle cans and help Fontana try to claim national championship for fifth time
• Danica Patrick returns to Auto Club Speedway in Fontana for Nationwide Series race on Oct. 9
• College Corner: Here are details on transferring from a JC
• Health briefs
• News briefs
• Kaiser High School Band takes second place at L.A. County Fair and narrowly misses out on a berth in the Rose Parade
• Fontana students honored in FTA's 'Famous Firsts' contest
• Kaiser student gets his hair cut for a good cause; see video
• Participants in American Lung Association's Fight For Air Walk receive cheers; see photo slideshow
• Hundreds of people support American Lung Association's Fight For Air Walk in Fontana; see video highlights
• Kaiser student gets his hair cut for a good cause; see video
• Participants in American Lung Association's Fight For Air Walk receive cheers; see photo slideshow
• Hundreds of people support American Lung Association's Fight For Air Walk in Fontana; see video highlights
• Fontana receives federal funds to hire five additional police officers
• Crime news: Fontana resident is assaulted and robbed by two teenagers
• Just For Fun column: Etiwanda Band looks forward to performing in London; see video
• Fontana City Council candidates face off at forum
• Undefeated Kaiser football team is ranked No. 1 in CIF after pounding Palm Desert, 48-0; see video highlights
• Free Racefest event will be held Thursday, Oct. 7 at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana
• Amazing Race Host Named Grand Marshal For Auto Club Speedway NNS Race
• Fontana man is robbed by two men who strike him with baseball bats
• Local residents are urged to recycle cans and help Fontana try to claim national championship for fifth time
• Huge Fontana church celebrates 20th year; see video highlights
• College Corner: Here are details on transferring from a JC
• Fontana speedway race has historic date: 10/10/10
• Health briefs
• College Fair at Lewis Library
• News briefs
• Drivers Coming Home As Pepsi Max 400 Entry List Includes Chasecontenders Who Call 'The Golden State' Home
• Kaiser High School Band takes second place at L.A. County Fair and narrowly misses out on a berth in the Rose Parade
• Fontana students honored in FTA's 'Famous Firsts' contest
• Worker suffers minor burns when lightning strikes a construction crane at Kaiser Permanente in Fontana
• News briefs
• Students urge solutions to juvenile delinquency, incarceration, and recidivism
• Worker suffers minor burns when lightning strikes a construction crane at Kaiser Permanente in Fontana
• Homicide detectives are named Employees of the Month at Fontana Police Department
• Dedication ceremony is held for IEUA's water program
• Fontana receives federal funds to hire five additional police officers
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• Joe Baca aims to get reelected again in November election
• Kaiser football team bashes Barstow, 37-6, in season opener; see video highlights
• Jurupa Hills High School suffers loss in first-ever football game
• Just For Fun column: With Travis Barker bringing the beats, Fontana's Epicenter 2010 festival
• City Council honors volunteers who battled 'horrendous conditions' while searching for bod
• FUSD will get $6.7 million in federal funds
• Trains collide in Fontana; engineer loses arm due to accident
• Two armed men attempt to rob auto dealership, but they are thwarted after an employee fights back
• Alvarez is named new associate superintendent of business services for FUSD
• Many classic cars can be seen at Fontana's Cruise Night; see photo slideshow
• Fitness classes are offered at Miller Center in Fontana
• UPDATE: Fontana Police Department will hold another DUI/driver's license checkpoint on Friday,
• Annual Family Safety and National Preparedness Fair will be held on Saturday, Sept. 11 at Fontana Po
• College Corner: Alternatives for higher education
• Lewis Library in Fontana will add on-site laptop rental service
• Crime news: Woman is attacked and robbed by two women in Fontana
• Fontana district is scheduled to get $6.7 million
• Fontana will get $2.69 million in federal funds to help with housing
• Challenger Scott Folkens hopes this will be the year he can unseat Baca
• Joe Baca aims to get reelected again in November election
• Kaiser football team bashes Barstow, 37-6, in season opener; see video highlights
• Just For Fun column: With Travis Barker bringing the beats, Fontana's Epicenter 2010 festival
• City Council honors volunteers who battled 'horrendous conditions' while searching for bod
• UPDATE: Fontana Police Department will hold another DUI/driver's license checkpoint on Friday,
• Trains collide in Fontana; engineer loses arm due to accident
• Two armed men attempt to rob auto dealership, but they are thwarted after an employee fights back
• Alvarez is named new associate superintendent of business services for FUSD
• Many classic cars can be seen at Fontana's Cruise Night; see photo slideshow
• Fitness classes are offered at Miller Center in Fontana
• Fitness classes are offered at Miller Center in Fontana
• Annual Family Safety and National Preparedness Fair will be held on Saturday, Sept. 11 at Fontana Po
• College Corner: Alternatives for higher education
• Lewis Library in Fontana will add on-site laptop rental service
• Inland Empire economy remains in a 'fragile state,' according to recent report
• Fontana district is scheduled to get $6.7 million
• Fontana will get $2.69 million in federal funds to help with housing
• Police issue 12 citations and impound four motorcycles during special operation on Sept. 3
• Challenger Scott Folkens hopes this will be the year he can unseat Baca
• Joe Baca aims to get reelected again in November election
• Just For Fun column: With Travis Barker bringing the beats, Fontana's Epicenter 2010 festival
• Two armed men attempt to rob auto dealership, but they are thwarted after an employee fights back
• City Council honors volunteers who battled 'horrendous conditions' while searching for bod
• Trains collide in Fontana; engineer loses arm due to accident
• Crime news: Woman is attacked and robbed by two women in Fontana
• Alvarez is named new associate superintendent of business services for FUSD
• UPDATE: Fontana Police Department will hold another DUI/driver's license checkpoint on Friday,
• Many classic cars can be seen at Fontana's Cruise Night; see photo slideshow
• Fontana Police Department makes several arrests during two DUI checkpoints during Labor Day weekend
• Many classic cars can be seen at Fontana's Cruise Night; see photo slideshow
• Fitness classes are offered at Miller Center in Fontana
• Annual Family Safety and National Preparedness Fair will be held on Saturday, Sept. 11 at Fontana Po
• College Corner: Alternatives for higher education
• Lewis Library in Fontana will add on-site laptop rental service
• Fontana district is scheduled to get $6.7 million
• Fontana will get $2.69 million in federal funds to help with housing
• Challenger Scott Folkens hopes this will be the year he can unseat Baca
• Joe Baca aims to get reelected again in November election
• Just For Fun column: With Travis Barker bringing the beats, Fontana's Epicenter 2010 festival
• City Council honors volunteers who battled 'horrendous conditions' while searching for bod
• UPDATE: Fontana Police Department will hold another DUI/driver's license checkpoint on Friday,
• Inland Empire economy remains in a 'fragile state,' according to recent report
• Police issue 12 citations and impound four motorcycles during special operation on Sept. 3
• Two armed men attempt to rob auto dealership, but they are thwarted after an employee fights back
• Crime news: Woman is attacked and robbed by two women in Fontana
• Alvarez is named new associate superintendent of business services for FUSD
• Prep football results
• Miller suffers tough loss to Upland in prep football action; see video highlights
• California Connection: How Our Cali NASCAR Drivers Fared At Atlanta
• Two armed men attempt to rob auto dealership, but they are thwarted after an employee fights back
• Local residents are invited to register for cooking classes
• Crime news: Woman is attacked and robbed by two women in Fontana
• Speedway encourages students to read
• Fontana Police Department makes several arrests during two DUI checkpoints during Labor Day weekend
• Labonte named new principal at Sierra Lakes Elementary School
• Summit enjoys its fun rivalry with Etiwanda -- especially because the SkyHawks won this year; see vi
• Three dozen children have died in hot cars so far this year in the U.S.
• Fontana Senior Center offers transportation program
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center opens new building
• Two Fontana schools receive grants for their Governor’s Challenge participation
• Just For Fun column: For parents everywhere, there is just no escape from the Disney tidal wave
• FUSD will receive $5.7 million to help A.B. Miller improve
• Three major projects are moving forward, city says
• College Corner: Here is information about applying at UC or Cal State
• Inland Empire economy remains in a 'fragile state,' according to recent report
• FUSD implements 'drastic measures' due to state's financial crisis
• Police issue 12 citations and impound four motorcycles during special operation on Sept. 3
• College Corner: Here is information about applying at UC or Cal State
• FUSD implements 'drastic measures' due to state's financial crisis
• Police issue 12 citations and impound four motorcycles during special operation on Sept. 3
• Prep football results
• Miller suffers tough loss to Upland in prep football action; see video highlights
• Inland Empire economy remains in a 'fragile state,' according to recent report
• Crime news: Woman is attacked and robbed by two women in Fontana
• Local residents are invited to register for cooking classes
• Fontana Police Department makes several arrests during two DUI checkpoints during Labor Day weekend
• Speedway encourages students to read
• Summit enjoys its fun rivalry with Etiwanda -- especially because the SkyHawks won this year; see vi
• Labonte named new principal at Sierra Lakes Elementary School
• Three dozen children have died in hot cars so far this year in the U.S.
• Fontana Senior Center offers transportation program
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center opens new building
• Two Fontana schools receive grants for their Governor’s Challenge participation
• Just For Fun column: For parents everywhere, there is just no escape from the Disney tidal wave
• FUSD will receive $5.7 million to help A.B. Miller improve
• Three major projects are moving forward, city says
• Two Fontana schools receive grants for their Governor’s Challenge participation
• Just For Fun column: For parents everywhere, there is just no escape from the Disney tidal wave
• FUSD will receive $5.7 million to help A.B. Miller improve
• Three major projects are moving forward, city says
• College Corner: Here is information about applying at UC or Cal State
• Fontana Police Department holds DUI/driver's license checkpoint; one arrest is made for outstan
• Crime news: Pregnant woman is brutally attacked and robbed in Fontana
• Police issue 12 citations and impound four motorcycles during special operation on Sept. 3
• Prep football results
• Miller suffers tough loss to Upland in prep football action; see video highlights
• Local residents are invited to register for cooking classes
• Inland Empire economy remains in a 'fragile state,' according to recent report
• Speedway encourages students to read
• FUSD implements 'drastic measures' due to state's financial crisis
• Cardenas denies media reports that salmonella illnesses have been linked directly to eggs sold at Ca
• Fontana Police Department will conduct another DUI/driver's license checkpoint on Sunday, Sept.
• Labonte named new principal at Sierra Lakes Elementary School
• Summit enjoys its fun rivalry with Etiwanda -- especially because the SkyHawks won this year; see vi
• Three dozen children have died in hot cars so far this year in the U.S.
• Fontana Senior Center offers transportation program
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center opens new building
• FUSD implements 'drastic measures' due to state's financial crisis
• Cardenas denies media reports that salmonella illnesses have been linked directly to eggs sold at Ca
• Fontana Police Department will conduct another DUI/driver's license checkpoint on Sunday, Sept.
• Labonte named new principal at Sierra Lakes Elementary School
• Summit football team opens season with wild 42-35 victory over Etiwanda; see video highlights
• Three dozen children have died in hot cars so far this year in the U.S.
• Fontana Senior Center offers transportation program
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center opens new building
• Two Fontana schools receive grants for their Governor’s Challenge participation
• Just For Fun column: For parents everywhere, there is just no escape from the Disney tidal wave
• FUSD will receive $5.7 million to help A.B. Miller improve
• Three major projects are moving forward, city says
• College Corner: Here is information about applying at UC or Cal State
• Fontana Police Department holds DUI/driver's license checkpoint; one arrest is made for outstan
• Crime news: Pregnant woman is brutally attacked and robbed in Fontana
• Police issue 12 citations and impound four motorcycles during special operation on Sept. 3
• Prep football results
• Miller suffers tough loss to Upland in prep football action; see video highlights
• Local residents are invited to register for cooking classes
• Inland Empire economy remains in a 'fragile state,' according to recent report
• Speedway encourages students to read
• Three major projects are moving forward, city says
• Speedway encourages students to read
• FUSD implements 'drastic measures' due to state's financial crisis
• Crime news: Pregnant woman is brutally attacked and robbed in Fontana
• Auto Club Speedway Unveils Reading Initiative; Two School Libraries To Receive $5,000 Each
• Summit football team opens season with wild 42-35 victory over Etiwanda; see video highlights
• Three dozen children have died in hot cars so far this year in the U.S.
• Fontana Senior Center offers transportation program
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center opens new building
• Two Fontana schools receive grants for their Governor’s Challenge participation
• Local residents are invited to register for cooking classes
• Cardenas denies media reports that salmonella illnesses have been linked directly to eggs sold at Ca
• Police conduct random search at Almeria Middle School; no criminal violations are found
• College Corner: Here is information about applying at UC or Cal State
• Fontana Police Department holds DUI/driver's license checkpoint; one arrest is made for outstan
• Labonte named new principal at Sierra Lakes Elementary School
• FUSD will receive $5.7 million to help A.B. Miller improve
• Just For Fun column: For parents everywhere, there is just no escape from the Disney tidal wave
• Just For Fun column: For parents everywhere, there is just no escape from the Disney tidal wave
• Three major projects are moving forward, city says
• Speedway encourages students to read
• FUSD implements 'drastic measures' due to state's financial crisis
• Crime news: Pregnant woman is brutally attacked and robbed in Fontana
• Three dozen children have died in hot cars so far this year in the U.S.
• Summit ranked No. 2 in CIF preseason football poll; Kaiser is ranked No. 3
• Fontana Senior Center offers transportation program
• 10/10/10 Not Just A Date – It Is Race Day and Dale Jr’s 36th Birthday!
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center opens new building
• Two Fontana schools receive grants for their Governor’s Challenge participation
• Local residents are invited to register for cooking classes
• Cardenas denies media reports that salmonella illnesses have been linked directly to eggs sold at Ca
• Police conduct random search at Almeria Middle School; no criminal violations are found
• College Corner: Here is information about applying at UC or Cal State
• Fontana Police Department holds DUI/driver's license checkpoint; one arrest is made for outstan
• Labonte named new principal at Sierra Lakes Elementary School
• FUSD will receive $5.7 million to help A.B. Miller improve
• Cardenas denies media reports that salmonella illnesses have been linked directly to eggs sold at Ca
• New AJWright store will open in Fontana on Thursday, Sept. 2
• Theater review: Great music enables 'Dancing on the Ceiling' to soar at Center Stage Thea
• Fontana Police Department holds DUI/driver's license checkpoint; one arrest is made for outstan
• Police conduct random search at Almeria Middle School; no criminal violations are found
• Crime news: Pregnant woman is brutally attacked and robbed in Fontana
• Summit ranked No. 2 in CIF preseason football poll; Kaiser is ranked No. 3
• New AJWright store will open in Fontana on Thursday, Sept. 2
• Just For Fun column -- New report says Inland Empire residents are too stressed out; let's go f
• Summit ranked No. 2 in CIF preseason football poll; Kaiser is ranked No. 3
• News briefs
• Inland Empire is slowly recovering from recession, economist says; see video
• Oldtimers Foundation failed to report government funds; leader says ‘mistake’ is being c
• Library is one of the key features of new Jurupa Hills High School
• Hawthorn explains policy on public comments at board meetings
• Local soldier in Afghanistan receives Purple Heart award
• Students improve on Exit Exam
• Islamic Center leader is pleased to be in Fontana
• Cardenas denies media reports that salmonella illnesses have been linked directly to eggs sold at Ca
• Just For Fun column -- New report says Inland Empire residents are too stressed out; let's go f
• Theater review: Great music enables 'Dancing on the Ceiling' to soar at Center Stage Thea
• Fontana Police Department holds DUI/driver's license checkpoint; one arrest is made for outstan
• Police conduct random search at Almeria Middle School; no criminal violations are found
• Crime news: Pregnant woman is brutally attacked and robbed in Fontana
• Inland Empire is slowly recovering from recession, economist says; see video
• News briefs
• Oldtimers Foundation failed to report government funds; leader says ‘mistake’ is being c
• Library is one of the key features of new Jurupa Hills High School
• Hawthorn explains policy on public comments at board meetings
• Local soldier in Afghanistan receives Purple Heart award
• Students improve on Exit Exam
• Islamic Center leader is pleased to be in Fontana
• Theater review: Great music enables 'Dancing on the Ceiling' to soar at Center Stage Thea
• DUI/driver's license checkpoint will be held in Fontana on Monday, Aug. 30
• Crime news: Eight people commit armed robbery at a park in Fontana
• Police conduct random search at Almeria Middle School; no criminal violations are found
• Inland Empire is slowly recovering from recession, economist says; see video
• News briefs
• Oldtimers Foundation failed to report government funds; leader says ‘mistake’ is being c
• Library is one of the key features of new Jurupa Hills High School
• Hawthorn explains policy on public comments at board meetings
• Local soldier in Afghanistan receives Purple Heart award
• Students improve on Exit Exam
• Islamic Center leader is pleased to be in Fontana
• Cardenas denies media reports that salmonella illnesses have been linked directly to eggs sold at Ca
• Just For Fun column -- New report says Inland Empire residents are too stressed out; let's go f
• Several DUI/driver's license checkpoints and saturation patrols are planned in San Bernardino C
• Students improve on Exit Exam
• Police conduct random search at Almeria Middle School; no criminal violations are found
• Inland Empire is slowly recovering from recession, economist says; see video
• News briefs
• Local leaders are hoping that new Cypress/I-10 overpass will have big economic impact
• Fontana company recalls almost 300,000 eggs because of possible health risk
• Library is one of the key features of new Jurupa Hills High School
• Hawthorn explains policy on public comments at board meetings
• Local soldier in Afghanistan receives Purple Heart award
• Chickens in Fontana test positive for West Nile Virus
• Islamic Center leader is pleased to be in Fontana
• Crime news: Man is arrested for allegedly stalking a Fontana woman repeatedly over a four-day perio
• Oldtimers Foundation failed to report government funds; leader says ‘mistake’ is being c
• Just For Fun column -- New report says Inland Empire residents are too stressed out; let's go f
• Students improve on Exit Exam
• Police conduct random search at Almeria Middle School; no criminal violations are found
• Inland Empire is slowly recovering from recession, economist says; see video
• NASCAR Team Owner Jack Roush To Make Special Fan Hospitality Appearance At Auto Club Speedway
• News briefs
• Local leaders are hoping that new Cypress/I-10 overpass will have big economic impact
• Fontana company recalls almost 300,000 eggs because of possible health risk
• Library is one of the key features of new Jurupa Hills High School
• Hawthorn explains policy on public comments at board meetings
• Local soldier in Afghanistan receives Purple Heart award
• Chickens in Fontana test positive for West Nile Virus
• Islamic Center leader is pleased to be in Fontana
• Crime news: Man is arrested for allegedly stalking a Fontana woman repeatedly over a four-day perio
• Oldtimers Foundation failed to report government funds; leader says ‘mistake’ is being c
• Just For Fun column -- New report says Inland Empire residents are too stressed out; let's go f
• Several DUI/driver's license checkpoints and saturation patrols are planned in San Bernardino C
• Students improve on Exit Exam
• Fontana company recalls almost 300,000 eggs because of possible health risk
• Inland Empire is slowly recovering from recession, economist says; see video
• News briefs
• Local leaders are hoping that new Cypress/I-10 overpass will have big economic impact
• Grand opening ceremony is held for Cypress Avenue/Interstate 10 overpass; see video
• Library is one of the key features of new Jurupa Hills High School
• Hawthorn explains policy on public comments at board meetings
• Local soldier in Afghanistan receives Purple Heart award
• Chickens in Fontana test positive for West Nile Virus
• Islamic Center leader is pleased to be in Fontana
• Crime news: Man is arrested for allegedly stalking a Fontana woman repeatedly over a four-day perio
• Oldtimers Foundation failed to report government funds; leader says ‘mistake’ is being c
• Just For Fun column -- New report says Inland Empire residents are too stressed out; let's go f
• Several DUI/driver's license checkpoints and saturation patrols are planned in San Bernardino C
• Fontana company recalls almost 300,000 eggs because of possible health risk
• Inland Empire is slowly recovering from recession, economist says; see video
• News briefs
• Local leaders are hoping that new Cypress/I-10 overpass will have big economic impact
• Grand opening ceremony is held for Cypress Avenue/Interstate 10 overpass; see video
• Library is one of the key features of new Jurupa Hills High School
• Hawthorn explains policy on public comments at board meetings
• Local soldier in Afghanistan receives Purple Heart award
• Chickens in Fontana test positive for West Nile Virus
• Islamic Center leader is pleased to be in Fontana
• Crime news: Man is arrested for allegedly stalking a Fontana woman repeatedly over a four-day perio
• Oldtimers Foundation failed to report government funds; leader says ‘mistake’ is being c
• Just For Fun column -- New report says Inland Empire residents are too stressed out; let's go f
• Several DUI/driver's license checkpoints and saturation patrols are planned in San Bernardino C
• Students improve on Exit Exam
• Crime news: Man is arrested for allegedly stalking a Fontana woman repeatedly over a four-day perio
• Chickens in Fontana test positive for West Nile Virus
• Fontana company recalls almost 300,000 eggs because of possible health risk
• Fontana dancer has worked with many top music stars
• Grand opening ceremony is held for Cypress Avenue/Interstate 10 overpass; see video
• Fontana sees a decrease in crime
• Auto Club Speedway’s Red Bull Flugtag Entry Soars
• Road construction will take place along Foothill Boulevard from Cherry to Hemlock
• Lopez is honored by Fontana P.D.
• News briefs
• Candidate Wetzel wants to promote job growth in Fontana
• Candidate Tahan lines up several endorsements
• Students show improvement on test scores
• Unemployment rate in Inland Empire reaches record high of 15.1 percent
• Two men commit armed robbery at local business
• Free lamp exchange will take place in Fontana on Aug. 28 and 29
• Cypress Avenue overpass is one of several big projects planned by city; see photo slideshow
• Local leaders are hoping that new Cypress/I-10 overpass will have big economic impact
• Just For Fun column: Female soccer star at Kaiser High School is now a placekicker for the football
• Cypress Avenue overpass is one of several big projects planned by city; see photo slideshow
• Local leaders are hoping that new Cypress/I-10 overpass will have big economic impact
• Just For Fun column: Female soccer star at Kaiser High School is now a placekicker for the football
• Crime news: Man is arrested for allegedly stalking a Fontana woman repeatedly over a four-day perio
• Chickens in Fontana test positive for West Nile Virus
• Fontana company recalls almost 300,000 eggs because of possible health risk
• Fontana dancer has worked with many top music stars
• Grand opening ceremony is held for Cypress Avenue/Interstate 10 overpass; see video
• Fontana sees a decrease in crime
• Road construction will take place along Foothill Boulevard from Cherry to Hemlock
• Lopez is honored by Fontana P.D.
• News briefs
• Candidate Wetzel wants to promote job growth in Fontana
• Candidate Tahan lines up several endorsements
• Students show improvement on test scores
• Unemployment rate in Inland Empire reaches record high of 15.1 percent
• Two men commit armed robbery at local business
• Free lamp exchange will take place in Fontana on Aug. 28 and 29
• Two men commit armed robbery at local business
• Free lamp exchange will take place in Fontana on Aug. 28 and 29
• Cypress Avenue overpass is one of several big projects planned by city; see photo slideshow
• Local leaders are hoping that new Cypress/I-10 overpass will have big economic impact
• Just For Fun column: Female soccer star at Kaiser High School is now a placekicker for the football
• Crime news: Man is arrested for allegedly stalking a Fontana woman repeatedly over a four-day perio
• Chickens in Fontana test positive for West Nile Virus
• Fontana company recalls almost 300,000 eggs because of possible health risk
• Fontana dancer has worked with many top music stars
• Grand opening ceremony is held for Cypress Avenue/Interstate 10 overpass; see video
• Fontana sees a decrease in crime
• Road construction will take place along Foothill Boulevard from Cherry to Hemlock
• Lopez is honored by Fontana P.D.
• News briefs
• Candidate Wetzel wants to promote job growth in Fontana
• Candidate Tahan lines up several endorsements
• Students show improvement on test scores
• Unemployment rate in Inland Empire reaches record high of 15.1 percent
• Cypress Avenue overpass is one of several big projects planned by city; see photo slideshow
• Just For Fun column: Female soccer star at Kaiser High School is now a placekicker for the football
• Unemployment rate in Inland Empire reaches record high of 15.1 percent
• Grand opening ceremony is held for Cypress Avenue/Interstate 10 overpass; see video
• Candidate Wetzel wants to promote job growth in Fontana
• Candidate Tahan lines up several endorsements
• Crime news: Man tries to rob a business in Fontana, but is unable to get into the safe
• Fontana man's standoff with Police Department ends after several hours; no injuries are reporte
• ELECTION NEWS: Six candidates are hoping to become Fontana mayor, and eight people are seeking two
• Cypress Avenue/I-10 overcrossing will open on Aug. 23
• Free lamp exchange will take place in Fontana on Aug. 28 and 29
• Kaiser High School staff members give students an unusual welcome as 2010-2011 school year begins
• Fontana dancer has worked with many top music stars
• Road construction will take place along Foothill Boulevard from Cherry to Hemlock
• Two men commit armed robbery at local business
• Students show improvement on test scores
• Fontana sees a decrease in crime
• Lopez is honored by Fontana P.D.
• UPDATE: Ninth Circuit Court says there will be no gay weddings at least until December
• News briefs
• Candidate Wetzel wants to promote job growth in Fontana
• Candidate Tahan lines up several endorsements
• Crime news: Man tries to rob a business in Fontana, but is unable to get into the safe
• Fontana man's standoff with Police Department ends after several hours; no injuries are reporte
• ELECTION NEWS: Six candidates are hoping to become Fontana mayor, and eight people are seeking two
• Cypress Avenue/I-10 overcrossing will open on Aug. 23
• Free lamp exchange will take place in Fontana on Aug. 28 and 29
• Kaiser High School staff members give students an unusual welcome as 2010-2011 school year begins
• Fontana dancer has worked with many top music stars
• Road construction will take place along Foothill Boulevard from Cherry to Hemlock
• Two men commit armed robbery at local business
• Students show improvement on test scores
• Fontana sees a decrease in crime
• Lopez is honored by Fontana P.D.
• UPDATE: Ninth Circuit Court says there will be no gay weddings at least until December
• News briefs
• Farmer’s Market at Kaiser Permanente offers healthy food choices in Fontana
• Guest column: Kaiser Steel-Fontana Museum seeks additional donations
• It was an 'unforgettable day' at Jurupa Hills High School, principal says
• Local graduates of Cal State San Bernardino are announced
• Opening day at Jurupa Hills High School in Fontana -- see photo slideshow
• New Jurupa Hills High School will benefit community and relieve overcrowding at Fohi, superintendent
• Students end their hunger strike in support of DREAM Act
• Kaiser High School staff members give students an unusual welcome as 2010-2011 school year begins
• Just For Fun column: Does the Fontana speedway deserve two big NASCAR races? Or even one?
• UPDATE: Ninth Circuit Court says there will be no gay weddings at least until December
• Crime news: Man tries to rob a business in Fontana, but is unable to get into the safe
• Fontana man's standoff with Police Department ends after several hours; no injuries are reporte
• ELECTION NEWS: Six candidates are hoping to become Fontana mayor, and eight people are seeking two
• Auto Club Speedway Celebrates Harvick ‘Clinch’ With Special $29 Bakersfield Resident Ticket Deal
• The desert is alive and well
• News briefs
• Guest column: Kaiser Steel-Fontana Museum seeks additional donations
• It was an 'unforgettable day' at Jurupa Hills High School, principal says
• Local graduates of Cal State San Bernardino are announced
• Opening day at Jurupa Hills High School in Fontana -- see photo slideshow
• New Jurupa Hills High School will benefit community and relieve overcrowding at Fohi, superintendent
• Students end their hunger strike in support of DREAM Act
• Kaiser High School staff members give students an unusual welcome as 2010-2011 school year begins
• Just For Fun column: Does the Fontana speedway deserve two big NASCAR races? Or even one?
• UPDATE: Local residents react to judge's decision to overturn Prop. 8; same-sex marriages are
• Crime news: Man tries to rob a business in Fontana, but is unable to get into the safe
• Fontana man's standoff with Police Department ends after several hours; no injuries are reporte
• ELECTION NEWS: Six candidates are hoping to become Fontana mayor, and eight people are seeking two
• ‘All Day Food Fest’ Returns For Pepsi Max 400 Weekend At Auto Club Speedway
• The desert is alive and well
• News briefs
• Farmer’s Market at Kaiser Permanente offers healthy food choices in Fontana
• Guest column: Kaiser Steel-Fontana Museum seeks additional donations
• UPDATE: Cypress Avenue overpass at Interstate 10 in Fontana will open on Aug. 23; grand opening cer
• It was an 'unforgettable day' at Jurupa Hills High School, principal says
• Three people are arrested on DUI charges at checkpoint in Fontana on Aug. 7, according to Fontana Po
• Local graduates of Cal State San Bernardino are announced
• Opening day at Jurupa Hills High School in Fontana -- see photo slideshow
• Jurupa Hills High School officially opens in Fontana; see video highlights
• Students end their hunger strike in support of DREAM Act
• Man dies in freeway accident in Fontana
• Just For Fun column: Does the Fontana speedway deserve two big NASCAR races? Or even one?
• UPDATE: Local residents react to judge's decision to overturn Prop. 8; same-sex marriages are
• Crime news: Two men attempt to kidnap 16-year-old Fontana girl, who is able to escape
• New Jurupa Hills High School will benefit community and relieve overcrowding at Fohi, superintendent
• ELECTION NEWS: Six candidates are hoping to become Fontana mayor, and eight people are seeking two
• The desert is alive and well
• News briefs
• Farmer’s Market at Kaiser Permanente offers healthy food choices in Fontana
• Guest column: Kaiser Steel-Fontana Museum seeks additional donations
• UPDATE: Cypress Avenue overpass at Interstate 10 in Fontana will open on Aug. 23; grand opening cer
• Three people are arrested on DUI charges at checkpoint in Fontana on Aug. 7, according to Fontana Po
• Local graduates of Cal State San Bernardino are announced
• Opening day at Jurupa Hills High School in Fontana -- see photo slideshow
• Jurupa Hills High School officially opens in Fontana; see video highlights
• Students end their hunger strike in support of DREAM Act
• Man dies in freeway accident in Fontana
• Just For Fun column: Does the Fontana speedway deserve two big NASCAR races? Or even one?
• Local residents react to judge's decision to overturn California's ban on same-sex marriag
• Crime news: Two men attempt to kidnap 16-year-old Fontana girl, who is able to escape
• It was an 'unforgettable day' at Jurupa Hills High School, principal says
• New Jurupa Hills High School will benefit community and relieve overcrowding at Fohi, superintendent
• News briefs
• Farmer’s Market at Kaiser Permanente offers healthy food choices in Fontana
• UPDATE: Cypress Avenue overpass at Interstate 10 in Fontana will open on Aug. 23; grand opening cer
• Three people are arrested on DUI charges at checkpoint in Fontana on Aug. 7, according to Fontana Po
• Local graduates of Cal State San Bernardino are announced
• Opening day at Jurupa Hills High School in Fontana -- see photo slideshow
• Jurupa Hills High School officially opens in Fontana; see video highlights
• Students end their hunger strike in support of DREAM Act
• Man dies in freeway accident in Fontana
• Just For Fun column: Does the Fontana speedway deserve two big NASCAR races? Or even one?
• Local residents react to judge's decision to overturn California's ban on same-sex marriag
• Crime news: Two men attempt to kidnap 16-year-old Fontana girl, who is able to escape
• It was an 'unforgettable day' at Jurupa Hills High School, principal says
• New Jurupa Hills High School will benefit community and relieve overcrowding at Fohi, superintendent
• News briefs
• Farmer’s Market at Kaiser Permanente offers healthy food choices in Fontana
• Guest column: Kaiser Steel-Fontana Museum seeks additional donations
• Auto Club Speedway To Host Sprint Cup Series Weekend In Late March
• Offenders with warrants can avoid high fines, jail time thanks to new program
• Green announces candidacy for School Board in Fontana
• Body of missing teenager is found at Corona landfill after 'unprecedented' search of more
• Three people are arrested on DUI charges at checkpoint in Fontana on Aug. 7, according to Fontana Po
• Man dies in freeway accident in Fontana
• Jurupa Hills High School officially opens in Fontana; see video highlights
• Opening day at Jurupa Hills High School in Fontana -- see photo slideshow
• Crime news: Two men attempt to kidnap 16-year-old Fontana girl, who is able to escape
• Cypress Avenue overpass at Interstate 10 in Fontana will open on Aug. 24
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• Updated crime news: Three suspects attack clerk and steal several cases of beer at gas station
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• UPDATE: Body of missing teenager is found at Corona landfill after 'unprecedented' search
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• Updated crime news: Three suspects attack clerk and steal several cases of beer at gas station
• UPDATE: Body of missing teenager is found at Corona landfill after 'unprecedented' search
• Cypress Avenue overpass at Interstate 10 in Fontana will open on Aug. 24
• Three people are arrested on DUI charges at checkpoint in Fontana on Aug. 7, according to Fontana Po
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• Green announces candidacy for School Board in Fontana
• Crime news: Two men attempt to kidnap 16-year-old Fontana girl, who is able to escape
• Fontana firefighters use abandoned convalescent home as a training site
• Jurupa Hills High School will open Aug. 9; see video
• Scialdone is sworn in as Fontana's interim mayor
• Legal Aid Society moves into new headquarters
• Updated crime news: Three suspects attack clerk and steal several cases of beer at gas station
• Jurupa Hills High School will open Aug. 9; see video
• Update: Two persons are arrested during DUI/driver's license checkpoint in Fontana on July 30;
• UPDATE: Body of missing teenager is found at Corona landfill after 'unprecedented' search
• In response to scandal in the City of Bell, members of Fontana City Council release details of their
• Legal Aid Society moves into new headquarters
• Offenders with warrants can avoid high fines, jail time thanks to new program
• Green announces candidacy for School Board in Fontana
• Fontana firefighters use abandoned convalescent home as a training site
• Dozens march in Redlands to support comprehensive immigration reform
• Scialdone is sworn in as Fontana's interim mayor
• Just For Fun column: It’s been a great 25 years for softball coach -- and his five daughters
• Athletic facilities at Jurupa Hills High School are ready for use; see video
• Jurupa Hills High School will open Aug. 9; see video
• UPDATE: Body of missing teenager is found at Corona landfill after 'unprecedented' search
• Legal Aid Society moves into new headquarters
• Offenders with warrants can avoid high fines, jail time thanks to new program
• Green announces candidacy for School Board in Fontana
• Fontana firefighters use abandoned convalescent home as a training site
• Dozens march in Redlands to support comprehensive immigration reform
• Scialdone is sworn in as Fontana's interim mayor
• Just For Fun column: It’s been a great 25 years for softball coach -- and his five daughters
• Athletic facilities at Jurupa Hills High School are ready for use; see video
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• In response to scandal in the City of Bell, members of Fontana City Council say they will be forthri
• Two persons are arrested during DUI/driver's license checkpoint in Fontana on July 30
• Fontana woman goes on hunger strike in support of DREAM Act
• Jurupa Hills High School will open Aug. 9; see video
• Whooping cough is now an epidemic in California; parents are urged to make sure their young children
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• Dozens march in Redlands to support comprehensive immigration reform
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• National Night Out activities will be held in Fontana and Bloomington on Aug. 3
• Kiwanis Club of Fontana officially sponsors new Aktion Club
• Fontana Community Church celebrates 85th year; see video
• Fontana's social host ordinance aims to restrict underage access to alcohol
• Two major Cherry Avenue transportation projects get boost from supervisors
• Just For Fun column: Local artists provide unique and interesting view of the world at Fontana Arts
• Police Department conducts courthouse sting; 10 people have their vehicles impounded
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• Rock Honda holds groundbreaking for new location in northern Fontana
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• Police Department conducts courthouse sting; 10 people have their vehicles impounded
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• Young Fontana children, hiding in closet, call 9-1-1 while burglars enter house; police arrive and a
• Jurupa Hills High School will open Aug. 9; see video
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• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center now provides digital mammography
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• Kiwanis Club of Fontana officially sponsors new Aktion Club
• Fontana Community Church celebrates 85th year; see video
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• Two major Cherry Avenue transportation projects get boost from supervisors
• Southern California Edison is planning to build new substation in northern Fontana
• Two major Cherry Avenue transportation projects get boost from supervisors
• Southern California Edison is planning to build new substation in northern Fontana
• Rock Honda holds groundbreaking for new location in northern Fontana
• Young Fontana children, hiding in closet, call 9-1-1 while burglars enter house; police arrive and a
• Police Department conducts courthouse sting; 10 people have their vehicles impounded
• Whooping cough is now an epidemic in California; parents are urged to make sure their young children
• Cruise Night will be held Aug. 6; several other entertainment events are planned in Fontana this wee
• Fontana woman goes on hunger strike in support of DREAM Act
• Dozens march in Redlands to support comprehensive immigration reform
• Two persons are arrested during DUI/driver's license checkpoint in Fontana on July 30
• Federal judge blocks key provisions of controversial Arizona immigration law; local residents are di
• In response to scandal in the City of Bell, members of Fontana City Council say they will be forthri
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center now provides digital mammography
• National Night Out activities will be held in Fontana and Bloomington on Aug. 3
• Kiwanis Club of Fontana officially sponsors new Aktion Club
• Fontana Community Church celebrates 85th year; see video
• UPDATE: Fontana man who died in police custody is identified
• Fontana's social host ordinance aims to restrict underage access to alcohol
• Construction continues on I-10/Cypress Avenue overcrossing; several lane closures are planned during
• Fontana's social host ordinance aims to restrict underage access to alcohol
• Two major Cherry Avenue transportation projects get boost from supervisors
• Southern California Edison is planning to build new substation in northern Fontana
• Rock Honda holds groundbreaking for new location in northern Fontana
• Fontana Police Department will conduct DUI/driver's license checkpoint on Friday, July 30
• Police Department conducts courthouse sting; 10 people have their vehicles impounded
• Whooping cough is now an epidemic in California; parents are urged to make sure their young children
• UPDATE: Fontana man who died in police custody is identified
• Fontana woman goes on hunger strike in support of DREAM Act
• Young Fontana children, hiding in closet, call 9-1-1 while burglars enter house; police arrive and a
• Here are cool things to do in Fontana the week of July 25-31; see video
• Federal judge blocks key provisions of controversial Arizona immigration law; local residents are di
• Fontana Arts Festival draws big crowd; see video highlights
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center now provides digital mammography
• National Night Out activities will be held in Fontana and Bloomington on Aug. 3
• Kiwanis Club of Fontana officially sponsors new Aktion Club
• Fontana Community Church celebrates 85th year
• Kiwanis Club of Fontana officially sponsors new Aktion Club
• Fontana Community Church celebrates 85th year
• Construction continues on I-10/Cypress Avenue overcrossing; several lane closures are planned during
• Fontana's social host ordinance aims to restrict underage access to alcohol
• Two major Cherry Avenue transportation projects get boost from supervisors
• Southern California Edison is planning to build new substation in northern Fontana
• Rock Honda holds groundbreaking for new location in northern Fontana
• Fontana Police Department will conduct DUI/driver's license checkpoint on Friday, July 30
• Police Department conducts courthouse sting; 10 people have their vehicles impounded
• Whooping cough is now an epidemic in California; parents are urged to make sure their young children
• UPDATE: Fontana man who died in police custody is identified
• Fontana woman goes on hunger strike in support of DREAM Act
• Young Fontana children, hiding in closet, call 9-1-1 while burglars enter house; police arrive and a
• Here are cool things to do in Fontana the week of July 25-31; see video
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• Fontana Arts Festival draws big crowd; see video highlights
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center now provides digital mammography
• National Night Out activities will be held in Fontana and Bloomington on Aug. 3
• Community Hospital is ranked among top 5 percent in the nation for maternity care
• Acquanetta Warren, two others aim to become mayor
• Police Department issues warning about rattlesnakes in Fontana
• Many students are honored by Exchange Club
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• Fontana Arts Festival draws big crowd; see video highlights
• Plaque is dedicated in memory of slain bus driver from Fontana
• City Council passes resolution opposing marijuana legalization
• Rock Honda holds groundbreaking for new location in northern Fontana
• Police Department conducts courthouse sting; 10 people have their vehicles impounded
• Here are cool things to do in Fontana the week of July 25-31; see video
• Young Fontana girl, hiding in closet with her brother, calls 9-1-1 while burglars enter house; polic
• Southern California Edison is planning to build new substation in northern Fontana
• UPDATE: Fontana man who died in police custody is identified
• Federal judge blocks several key provisions of a controversial Arizona law on illegal immigration
• Grant teacher is a participant at Discovery Educator Symposium
• Fontana doctor is pleased to join CalHIPSO to adopt Electronic Health Records
• Grant teacher is a participant at Discovery Educator Symposium
• Fontana doctor is pleased to join CalHIPSO to adopt Electronic Health Records
• Community Hospital is ranked among top 5 percent in the nation for maternity care
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• Construction continues on I-10/Cypress Avenue overcrossing; several lane closures are planned during
• Fontana Arts Festival draws big crowd; see video highlights
• How sweet it is: Fontana sisters are named top cupcake chefs in the country by TV show
• Plaque is dedicated in memory of slain bus driver from Fontana
• City Council passes resolution opposing marijuana legalization
• Acquanetta Warren, two others aim to become mayor
• Police Department issues warning about rattlesnakes in Fontana
• Here are cool things to do in Fontana the week of July 25-31; see video
• New edition of 'Fontana Herald News Sports and Entertainment Show' is on KFON Channel 3 in
• Southern California Edison is planning to build new substation in northern Fontana
• Man dies in police custody after causing a disturbance in Fontana neighborhood, according to Fontana
• Rock Honda holds groundbreaking for new location in northern Fontana
• Police Department conducts courthouse sting; 10 people have their vehicles impounded
• Southern California Edison is planning to build new substation in northern Fontana
• Rock Honda holds groundbreaking for new location in northern Fontana
• Grant teacher is a participant at Discovery Educator Symposium
• Fontana doctor is pleased to join CalHIPSO to adopt Electronic Health Records
• Community Hospital is ranked among top 5 percent in the nation for maternity care
• Many students are honored by Exchange Club
• How sweet it is: Fontana sisters are named top cupcake chefs in the country by TV show
• Plaque is dedicated in memory of slain bus driver from Fontana
• City Council passes resolution opposing marijuana legalization
• Acquanetta Warren, two others aim to become mayor
• Police Department issues warning about rattlesnakes in Fontana
• Here are cool things to do in Fontana the week of July 25-31; see video
• New edition of 'Fontana Herald News Sports and Entertainment Show' is on KFON Channel 3 in
• Construction continues on I-10/Cypress Avenue overcrossing; several lane closures are planned during
• Man dies in police custody after causing a disturbance in Fontana neighborhood, according to Fontana
• Fontana Arts Festival draws big crowd; see video highlights
• Fontana Arts Festival draws big crowd; see video highlights
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• Grant teacher is a participant at Discovery Educator Symposium
• Fontana doctor is pleased to join CalHIPSO to adopt Electronic Health Records
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• Free concerts at Miller Park remain popular in Fontana; see video highlights
• Many students are honored by Exchange Club
• One person is arrested on DUI charges during checkpoint in Fontana
• Elephants invade Inland Empire; circus is coming to town
• Crime news: Fontana teenager is assaulted and robbed by three men
• UPDATE: Federal agency gives information about financial decline of Arrowhead Credit Union; 27 empl
• Here are cool things to do in Fontana the week of July 25-31; see video
• Police Department issues warning about rattlesnakes in Fontana
• City Council passes resolution opposing marijuana legalization
• Plaque is dedicated in memory of slain bus driver from Fontana
• Acquanetta Warren, two others aim to become mayor
• Plaque is dedicated in memory of slain bus driver from Fontana
• Nobody wins $50,000 prize in radio station promotion, but X-103.9 still plans to give away many othe
• Grant teacher is a participant at Discovery Educator Symposium
• Fontana doctor is pleased to join CalHIPSO to adopt Electronic Health Records
• Community Hospital is ranked among top 5 percent in the nation for maternity care
• Free concerts at Miller Park remain popular in Fontana; see video highlights
• Many students are honored by Exchange Club
• One person is arrested on DUI charges during checkpoint in Fontana
• Elephants invade Inland Empire; circus is coming to town
• Crime news: Fontana teenager is assaulted and robbed by three men
• How sweet it is: Fontana sisters are named top cupcake chefs in the country by TV show
• Here are cool things to do in Fontana the week of July 25-31; see video
• Police Department issues warning about rattlesnakes in Fontana
• City Council passes resolution opposing marijuana legalization
• UPDATE: Federal agency gives information about financial decline of Arrowhead Credit Union
• Acquanetta Warren, two others aim to become mayor
• City Council passes resolution opposing marijuana legalization
• Police Department issues warning about rattlesnakes in Fontana
• How sweet it is: Fontana sisters are named top cupcake chefs in the country by TV show
• Acquanetta Warren, two others aim to become mayor
• Hilton Garden Inn Fontana Named Official Hotel Of Auto Club Speedway and Auto Club Dragway
• Plaque is dedicated in memory of slain bus driver from Fontana
• Grant teacher is a participant at Discovery Educator Symposium
• Fontana doctor is pleased to join CalHIPSO to adopt Electronic Health Records
• Community Hospital is ranked among top 5 percent in the nation for maternity care
• Unemployment rate in Inland Empire goes back up to 14.4 percent
• Free concerts at Miller Park remain popular in Fontana; see video highlights
• Many students are honored by Exchange Club
• One person is arrested on DUI charges during checkpoint in Fontana
• Elephants invade Inland Empire; circus is coming to town
• Crime news: Fontana teenager is assaulted and robbed by three men
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• Fontana Arts Festival will be lots of fun on July 22
• Elephants invade Inland Empire; circus is coming to town
• Some senior citizens will be getting rebate checks
• County officials issue warning about danger of drowning
• Scialdone is appointed as new mayor of Fontana, will serve until Nov. 2 election
• Nobody wins $50,000 prize in radio station promotion, but X-103.9 still plans to give away many othe
• Several free seminars are offered in Fontana
• Free concerts at Miller Park remain popular in Fontana; see video highlights
• City of Fontana offers cooling facilities to help residents beat the heat
• Fontana Arts Festival will be lots of fun on July 22; see video
• Two juveniles are assaulted and robbed by four people; one victim suffers broken arm
• One person is arrested on DUI charges during checkpoint in Fontana
• Fohi Class of 1981 will be holding 30-year reunion
• More than 100 bank-owned homes in Inland Empire will be auctioned July 24
• Filing period has begun for Fontana candidates in Nov. 2 election
• Crime news: Fontana teenager is assaulted and robbed by three men
• Fontana resident is national grand prize winner for her poster design
• How sweet it is: Fontana sisters are named top cupcake chefs in the country by TV show
• City of Fontana's website has been updated and transformed
• Free online language service is offered
• Protesters meet with Dreier in regard to immigration issues
• Bergquist will be new principal at Almeria Middle School
• Unemployment rate in Inland Empire goes back up to 14.4 percent
• Fant is new principal at Summit High School
• Man dies in motorcycle accident in southwestern Fontana
• Crime news: Fontana teenager is assaulted and robbed by three men
• Fontana resident is national grand prize winner for her poster design
• Some senior citizens will be getting rebate checks
• Elephants invade Inland Empire; circus is coming to town
• City of Fontana's website has been updated and transformed
• County officials issue warning about danger of drowning
• Several free seminars are offered in Fontana
• Free online language service is offered
• Scialdone is appointed as new mayor of Fontana, will serve until Nov. 2 election
• Teenager is shot to death when violence erupts at a birthday party in Fontana
• Protesters meet with Dreier in regard to immigration issues
• Deadline is approaching, and still no winner in radio station's $50,000 contest
• City of Fontana offers cooling facilities to help residents beat the heat
• Bergquist will be new principal at Almeria Middle School
• Four top Arrowhead Credit Union employees are fired
• Two juveniles are assaulted and robbed by four people; one victim suffers broken arm
• Unemployment rate in Inland Empire goes back up to 14.4 percent
• Fontana Arts Festival will be lots of fun on July 22; see video
• Fohi Class of 1981 will be holding 30-year reunion
• Fant is new principal at Summit High School
• One person is arrested on DUI charges during checkpoint in Fontana
• Filing period has begun for Fontana candidates in Nov. 2 election
• Fontana residents are finalists on national TV show competition
• More than 100 bank-owned homes in Inland Empire will be auctioned July 24
• Fontana resident is national grand prize winner for her poster design
• Some senior citizens will be getting rebate checks
• Crime news: Fontana teenager is assaulted and robbed by three men
• City of Fontana's website has been updated and transformed
• County officials issue warning about danger of drowning
• Fontana residents are finalists on national TV show competition
• Free online language service is offered
• Scialdone is appointed as new mayor of Fontana, will serve until Nov. 2 election
• Protesters meet with Dreier in regard to immigration issues
• Nobody wins $50,000 prize in radio station promotion, but X-103.9 still plans to give away many othe
• Several free seminars are offered in Fontana
• Bergquist will be new principal at Almeria Middle School
• Free concerts at Miller Park remain popular in Fontana; see video highlights
• City of Fontana offers cooling facilities to help residents beat the heat
• Unemployment rate in Inland Empire goes back up to 14.4 percent
• Fontana Arts Festival will be lots of fun on July 22; see video
• Two juveniles are assaulted and robbed by four people; one victim suffers broken arm
• Fant is new principal at Summit High School
• One person is arrested on DUI charges during checkpoint in Fontana
• Fohi Class of 1981 will be holding 30-year reunion
• Crime news: Woman is assaulted and robbed by two women in Fontana
• More than 100 bank-owned homes in Inland Empire will be auctioned July 24
• Filing period has begun for Fontana candidates in Nov. 2 election
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• Southern Californians Ride The Metrolink To The Auto Club 500
• Rev Theory to Perform Concert Saturday; In Fanzone Sunday at Auto Club 500 Weekend
• Auto Club Speedway, Stater Bros. Announces ‘Race to 75’ Promotion
• Little Big Town to Perform National Anthem at Auto Club 500
• Billy Ray Cyrus Grand Marshal for NNS Event
• Nascar Sprint Cup Series Driver Kyle Busch Unveils Auto Club Speedway’s Kids Club Mascot
• New Website at Auto Club Speedway
• Race Fans Rock The House With The Pepsi Rock N’ Rows
• Palmetto Elementary School Unveils New Library
• California Foreclosure Relief Services, Inc. Has Options For You!!!
• Great Camping item (changes the color of your fire)
• $49.5 Million In Grants Available Plus Others
• Volunteers Get - Hands On At North Tamarind Elementary School!
• Explore New Mexico: War Eagles Air Museum
• Explore South Carolina: The South Carolina Railroad Museum
• Explore South Carolina: The Charleston Museum

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