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• Ontario officials celebrate Neiman Marcus
• Pomona business group creates tiny parks downtown
• Hoyt Lumber in Upland closing June 2
• Claremont group offers assistance to people recovering from brain injuries
• Young Musicians Orchestra to perform season finale June 3
• Upland VFW seeks new members
• VFW car show, chili cookoff set June 16
• Kaiser Retirees picnic planned June 19
• Chino council to dip into reserves to balance its budget
• Author to sign book on his cancer battle
• 'Art Daze' topic for Women's Connection
• Chaffey College awards 2,927 degrees and certificates
• Cal State chancellor announces retirement
• Three arrested in stun gun attack on children
• Toastmasters seeking greater membership
• Volunteer meeting set by Cancer Society
• Kiwanis Route 66 Party planned June 8
• Caring for the Hills yard sale this weekend
• Football team seeks Goodwin donations
• Sorority alumnae to hold business meeting
• Claremont Community yard sale set June 2
• Man dies from gunshot wounds after his car careened into Fontana house
• Four Montclair High seniors win Kiwanis scholarships
• Upland plants trees for Arbor Day
• Finance report deadline today for primary candidates
• Students honored from making a success of school after difficult starts
• Traveler had mountie, er, mounting anxiety
• Inland Valley plans Memorial Day events
• Ontario trucker admits hauling 224 lbs. of marijuana
• Meeting to address open space issues in Chino Hills
• Chino council to dip into reserves
• Ontario priest released from jail
• Former Chino Hills High graduate is Playboy Playmate of the Year
• Fontana couple tries Kickstarter to open bakery
• VFW car show, chili cookoff set June 16
• Designer clothing sought for June sale
• Claremont Symphony concert features British composers
• More cuts ahead is the ominous word given Upland Unified board members
• Claremont College students help underprivileged kids expand their musical skills
• Man kills wife, then himself in Norco home
• KVCR president resigns
• Hearing on school board expansion on Wednesday
• Upland Unified board gets the ominous word that more cuts on the horizon
• STORIFY: Rep. Miller outtakes create hilarity
• Supervisors get dismal economic report detailing continued slow recovery
• Upland planning commissioner running for City Council
• Etiwanda Colony wins reading grant, party
• Cancer survivors Fashion Show June 9
• Flower theme for Windsong concert
• Defense points to prescription drug in former detective's rape trial
• Ladybug Rose Show to benefit Scout project
• Chaffey district records show five teachers disciplined for misconduct in five years
• Community Connections honored for being a vital link for seniors and disabled
• Upland Planning Commission hears presentation on food truck ordinance
• Ameritas College designed as a school for Latino adults
• Memorial Day a time for remembering all who have served
• Claremont will soon take over Foothill Boulevard from Caltrans
• 100 mph car chase ends in arrest
• Torres' concealed gun in airport bill advances
• Girls Basketball- Ontario High School
• Craft boutique set at Ontario library
• VFW car show, chili cookoff set June 16
• Luso-American car show set June 10
• Chorale sets folksong concert on June 10
• Former appraiser in L.A. County is charged
• 10 area residents honored at Mt. SAC
• Using cellphones while driving remains a problem in San Bernardino County
• Pomona Lions will hold fundraisers in support of measles initiative
• Upland HS art students display work
• Pomona council to discuss city's financial picture
• Bully expo dog show in Ontario draws more than 3,500 people
• Fontana fire causes $2.5M in damage
• Stolen car leads to high speed chase, arrest of Hesperia man
• Verdict expected in machete killing
• Hundreds gather to watch eclipse
• Family keeps up with changing construction scene
• Cucamonga Canyon measures in place to help control how visitors reach popular spot
• Chino council approves resolution asking the state to provide more funding for education
• Claremont Unified names Elsasser as its superintendent
• Upland settles with open carry weapon advocates over incident with police
• Lowe hopes to make headway in Democratic 41st district
• Amgen Tour of California rolls out of Ontario
• Famed skateboard stars meet fans in Upland
• Firefighters battle three-alarm fire at two Fontana businesses
• Heavy hitting in 3rd District supervisorial campaign
• Oak Mesa Elementary's 100 Mile Club gets kids moving in La Verne
• CalFresh food program helps those in need
• Chino council gets update on high school drug scene
• Rancho Cucamonga council OKs improvement contract
• Upland settles with open carry weapon advocates over incident with police
• Familiar names lead Assembly District 47
• Fontana Marine honored
• ULV's West African Drum Ensemble performs
• Estrada to signal start of Amgen Tour of California
• Inland medical marijuana activists head to Sacramento to advocate for legalization
• Highlanders to showcase talents
• Prayer breakfast brings ministers, officials together
• Found it on Fridays program reduces lost and found at Roynon Elementary
• Chili cooks sought for cook-off fundraiser in Pomona
• Pomona Breakfast Optimist Club recognizes Alcott students
• Hearing on proposed Pomona Unified school board expansion, trustee areas set for Wednesday
• Activities set for National Public Works Week celebration in Pomona
• Pomona Council to discuss city's financial picture
• Mt. SAC offers program on solar eclipse Sunday
• Facebook IPO huge, but no `pop'
• AMOCA to hold Family Day activities Saturday
• Hospital will host a Stroke Awareness Day Saturday in Pomona
• Congress members urge MTA to include funding for Gold Line project to Claremont
• Men's Conference to be aired via webcast
• Mormon church to host blood drive
• Book Worms discuss murder mystery
• Church festival June 1-3
• Meet candidates event set May 25
• Claremont historic mural finds new home
• Claremont Unified names Elsasser as its superintendent
• Baca dips into ONT airport matter
• Residents pack Claremont board meeting over removal of Sumner principal
• WWII medical work Fontana Rotary Club topic
• Registration begins for Camp Fire summer camp
• Relay for Life in Ontario June 2-3
• Bonita Unified to honor key employees
• Run for the Red set on Memorial Day
• ONT submits its plan to deal with unexpected arrival or delay of aircraft
• Upland facing budget shortfall
• 31st Congressional District candidates outline plans for jobs
• Young man killed in motorcycle crash on the 57 Freeway in San Dimas
• Orban defense to feature unusual move
• Western U graduate shocked by unexpected appearance of her son
• Former Claremont council candidate sentenced to probation, barred from Pomona College
• Prayer breakfast brings Pomona together
• Former Claremont council candidate sentenced to probation; can't go near Pomona College
• Motorists to be inconvenienced by Amgen race
• L.A. County property tax revenue higher than reported; math errors to blame
• Citizens on Patrol breakfast May 26
• League to analyze election measures
• Cancer screening Saturday at county hospital
• Rancho Cucamonga council OKs improvement contract
• Upland council confronts budget cuts
• Tremblay Leadership Center News - May 2012
• Pomona middle school campus set to resume classes after thieves damage electrical system
• Area students show off their knowledge at Agriculture and Nutrition Program Fair at Fairplex
• Trial ongoing for man accused of murdering wife with machete
• Dreier recognizes community efforts of 12 Inland Valley high school students
• Upland skateboarding event Saturday to celebrate legendary Pipeline Skatepark
• ONT's role discussed at Four Corners Coalition summit
• Chino council approves resolution asking the state to provide more funding for education
• Chino Hills residents graduate from the Chino Hills Citizens Academy
• Finalist interviews for Chino City Manager on the horizon
• Samaritan Council moves its services to new Upland location
• Pomona man killed in suspected gang-related shooting
• Ontario USO officials stunned with large donation by the Uplanders Club
• Craft boutique set at Ontario library
• Quilt teacher speaker for Nite Owl Guild
• WWI pilots topic of Planes of Fame event
• Car wash to benefit Claremont High grad events
• Authorities bust Fontana medical marijuana facility
• Author tells Cal Poly audience that Cinco de Mayo is actually an American holiday
• Ontario man arrested for allegedly uploading child porn on YouTube
• County firefighters prepare for fire season with training in Fontana
• Victim of attack, rape recounts time after being kidnapped at Ontario Mills
• ONT submits its plan to deal with unexpected arrival or delay of aircraft
• Judge strikes down another attempt to delay Ontario Wal-Mart project
• Upland Public Safety Committee to review pit bull ordinance
• Annual Million Mothers March set in Pomona on Saturday
• Pomona Valley hospital to offer Stroke Awareness Day events on Saturday
• Claremont McKenna College president Gann to step down on June 30, 2013
• Where the wild things are? Upland
• Armed forces event at Valencia Commons
• Humane Society Dog Walk set Saturday
• Kiwanis car show planned Saturday
• Men's Ministry to hold car show Saturday
• RC Relay for Life planned Saturday
• 31st Congressional District candidates outline plans for jobs
• 22 Pomona parents honored for completing their first Internet training class
• Pets find homes during Upland adoption faire
• Budget revision calls for pay cuts, depends on tax hike
• Ontario priest convicted of molestation back in court
• Kaiser Permanente, union announce labor contract
• Woman describes sexual assault in first day of former detective's trial
• Fowler tried harder but was only the second flier to cross the nation by airplane
• Pomona police arrest juveniles for felony vandalism
• Job search workshop on Saturday in Chino Hills
• Coachella dates for 2013 announced
• Ontario awarded $3 million grant for park
• Metrolink riders face up to 9 percent fare hike
• Mothers have their day at Inland Empire retirement communities
• Rancho Cucamonga council to take on big contract
• Claremont fiesta finishes up on Mother's Day
• Ontario begins on work on new park paid for entirely by General Electric
• Chino councilwoman asks for regular report on criminal activity in the city
• Three challengers face Torres in newly drawn 52nd Assembly District
• Claremont police officer's car hit by alleged drunken driver
• Two people arrested for alleged drunken driving in Fontana
• Diamond Bar celebrates its 23rd year
• Report: L.A. County Sheriff's Department faulted in handling complaints
• Inspectors target insects in shipments of flowers
• California's budget deficit has ballooned to $16 billion, Gov. Jerry Brown says
• 374 receive degrees at Claremont Graduate University
• Helpful hand provided in Pomona's Beautification Day
• It's Mother's Day every day for long-time Upland residents
• Records show difficulty of dismissing teachers
• Southern California Mormon Choir to perform free concert in Rancho Cucamonga
• Chino Valley Unified School board approves two new programs
• Chino Valley Unified School District approves layoff notices
• Bonita schools plan musical performances this month
• Chino chamber spotlights area restaurants
• Pitzer College and other Claremont Colleges students donate items to local charities
• Four indicted in federal bribery case tied to Twentynine Palms tribe
• Economists expect slow growth in job numbers
• Unemployment benefits to run out for 93,000 Californians
• Upland monitoring salaries and overtime for next fiscal year
• Ontario woman pleads no contest in death of unborn baby
• Claremont Hills Wilderness Park parking area on west side of Mills is shelved
• CVUSD approves two new programs
• Report: L.A. Sheriff's Department faulted in handling complaints
• Haynes golf tourney planned for May 21
• Rancho chamber golf tournament June 15
• Vineyard School wins $500 in energy competition
• Fontana anti-bullying classes planned in July
• Haynes center gets playground grant
• Pomona Lawn Bowling Club to hold open house
• Pomona man enters plea in copyright case
• Ramona students think 'green'
• Event showcases restaurants in the Chino Valley
• Police vow to crack down on adults holding parties in which underage teens are served alcohol
• Ontario suspects attempt to ram police in chase
• Ex-Cal Poly Pomona administrator to be new president at Cal State San Bernardino
• Rialto police officer, a Fontana resident, faces sex crime charges
• LAWA supporters push back against Ontario
• Hefler honored as Pomona teacher of the year
• Claremont Hills Wilderness Park parking area on west side of Mills is shelved
• Britisher brings symphony to (where else?) Pomona
• Pomona Packing House opens doors to new look
• Luso-American car show set June 10
• Craft boutique set at Ontario library
• Football, volleyball signups set May 19
• Diamond Bar High students win society honors
• League of Women Voters fundraiser May 19
• Quigley to be honored for volunteer efforts
• Upland Woman's Club to hold installation of officers
• Final 'Don Giovanni' performances set
• Sons of Norway to hear talk on trolls
• Mobility specialist to speak at MS meeting
• Dickey PTA to hold Spellman Magic Show
• Fontana protest against Bank of America was peaceful affair
• Police arrest two while looking for suspects
• Car-crash victim ID'd as Fontana man
• Inaugural PVW Fun Run attracts large crowd raising funds to help adults with disabilities
• $4 million worth of marijuana found in house; two men arrested
• Pedophile priest violates probation, returns to jail
• Knights of Columbus to hold monthly bingo
• Casino trip planned to Pala on June 13
• Pioneer Picnic set May 20 in Chino
• Fundraiser will help support Upland's military banners program
• Upland Mormon stake honors teachers from three high schools
• Chino Valley Unified board members to approve final layoff notices
• Claremont council approves Wilderness Park parking improvements
• Former Claremont council candidate found guilty
• Upland school board updated on transportation funding
• Visiting Nurses group honors key volunteers, announces its new name
• Deadline approaching for Pomona YMCA tenants to find new quarters
• Local lawmaker's Boy Scouts resolution fails
• Inland Empire office markets improve
• Claremont High classes to hold May 19 car wash
• Musicians' Club holds annual competitions
• Post to hold June 16 Father's Day events
• Gamma rays topic of astronomers' meeting Friday
• Fraternity sets meeting Wednesday
• Chino Valley district set to consider a program to begin accepting foreign students
• Los Osos High students honored for creating school-based garden
• Inland Empire office markets improve
• Pomona council pull back on all-mail election
• Claremont Unified names new superintendent
• CSU trustees consider caps on top pay - again
• Citizens Business Bank Arena drops Ticketmaster
• Tattoo parlors get more regulatory ink
• From peace to chaos in a San Bernardino park
• Nonprofit makes stop at Pomona hospital
• Pursued motorcyclist pumps gas during pursuit
• Aviation expert says ONT needs stronger brand
• Parents learn of importance of correctly fitting children's car seats
• A lesson to be learned - don't mess with San Antonio Heights
• Mormon Choir to perform May 19
• Mt. SAC student art exhibit set to open
• Senior community to hold brunch
• 'Henry IV' topic for Shakespeare Club
• L.A. jury deadlocks on death penalty for Azusa gang members in witness' murder
• Classic cars, classy organization at USO show in Ontario
• Another election considered for Pomona
• Kids do the darndest things at Pomona expo
• Man arrested in Pomona after three-car Diamond Bar crash
• ONT marketing plans to be reviewed Monday
• Schools preparing for new teaching standards
• ONT campaign continues to grow
• California's vote-by-mail begins this week
• Claremont council approves resolution making it a Fair Trade Town
• Wine-tasting fundraiser Friday to benefit Pomona Valley neonatal, pediatric units
• IE Food Truck Fest back in Ontario
• San Bernardino County supervisors may make some revisions after food truck proponents complain
• Air show lights up sky at Chino Airport
• Pomona board recommends not expanding its members or creating trustee areas
• Rancho Cucamonga High again welcomes veterans who impart their experiences and offer advice
• 5,434 Japanese Americans, nationals found a temporary home behind barbed wire at Pomona fairgrounds
• San Bernardino County DA opposes initiative to end death penalty
• Upland committee recommends mandatory spay/neuter of pit bulls
• Upland to again enforce temporary sign ordinance, implement monument naming policy
• Clydesdales team leads parade to help raise funds for San Dimas' veterans memorial project
• Woman still seeking sister who vanished in 1970
• The wild blue yonder above Chino
• IE Food Truck Fest returns to Inland Empire this weekend
• Synthetic drugs problem in Chino and nationally
• Cinco de Mayo in Rancho challenged, defended
• Judge denies motion to dismiss against SB County corruption figure
• Pomona Concert Band Spring Concert near
• Mt. SAC student art exhibit begins Thursday
• Fairplex July 4 fireworks tickets on sale Monday
• Pomona Council to discuss redistricting proposal
• Pomona Council to address all-mail ballot proposal Monday
• Pomona Catholic Boosters will hold car show Sunday
• McCracken Learning Expo Sunday at Fairplex
• U.S. unemployment rate falls, but job growth slows
• PUSD students learn about dental field options
• Fontana offers news via its Facebook page
• Upland district will host May 18 blood drive
• Discovery Shop seeks antiques, collectables
• Relay for Life set May 28 in San Dimas
• Rummage sale to aid Claremont senior programs
• Zornes art event to benefit Learning Ally
• San Dimas recreation signups set to begin May 14
• Church rummage sale planned May 18-19
• Fontana Days 5k run registration under way
• Three artists featured at 2nd Story Gallery
• Fontana Aqua Prom for high schoolers May 12
• Car wash to benefit Chino Relay for Life effort
• Chino Hills resolution to underground 500-KV powerlines to be negotiated
• Fourth co-defendant in Pomierski case pleads guilty
• World War II warbirds' exploits to highlight this weekend's Air Show at Chino Airport
• Man spends three hours on Chino Hills roof following domestic disturbance call
• Man arrested after bomb scare at Loma Linda hospital emergency room
• Dutton may revive ONT bill
• Beauty school celebrates grand re-opening of Ontario campus
• Sentencing postponed in case of emaciated horses
• Firefighters use dry chemicals to contain flames
• Man sentenced in Rottweiler death
• Police arrest 6 at DUI checkpoint
• Upland Heritage to offer Mother's Day tour of historic houses
• Correction, May 4
• Local city population by the numbers
• City of Chino to host blood drive
• 'Henry IV' topic for Shakespeare Club
• Rummage sale to aid senior programs
• Fontana to celebrate trail completion
• Ranch Hills plans May 11 Jamboree
• Free utensil workshop planned May 12
• Mexican-era migration topic for Pomona genealogists
• Ontario law enforcement agencies sign contracts
• Chino Valley set for National Day of Prayer activities
• Upland committee recommends ordinance for pit bulls
• Attorney makes slight amendment to Colonies lawsuit
• Temple to be hub of volunteer activities
• Car show will support Catholic school
• Uplanders Club to present grant to USO
• Woman's Club to hold appraisal event
• Heights celebrates 125th anniversary
• Rare-book sale set at Claremont Library
• Community comes together to help wounded Rancho Cucamonga Marine
• 26 Chino air conditioning units likely stolen for scrap metal
• CSU faculty votes to strike
• Upland to again enforce temporary sign ordinance, implement monument naming policy
• Bunny Rescue overwhelmed by more than 200 rabbit living on Ontario property
• Whitman symphony to make world debut May 11 at Spring Concert of Pomona Concert Band
• Rancho Cucamonga High choir in LA Choir Festival
• Laker star to appear at special needs prom
• ONT helps travelers connect with free Wi-Fi
• Alta Loma High choirs hold Cabaret Concert
• Chabot to speak to Republican Assembly
• R.C. cuts nearly 20 employees due to loss of redevelopment
• Chino Hills lawmaker continues to fight high-voltage power lines
• Chino Council approves $950K for Police Department Development Project furniture
• UPDATE: Upland Library Board meeting postponed
• Upland committee to discuss pit bull ordinance
• Etiwanda High band sets Saturday car wash
• PUSD OKs issuing layoff notices to 180
• Romney's gay national security spokesman resigns
• Security stepped up at ONT for one-year anniversary of bin Laden's death
• Pomona Beautification Day deadline approaching
• Pomona ALS Support Group meets May 24
• Fontana to celebrate trail completion
• Uplanders Club to present grant to USO
• Car show fundraiser will support Pomona Catholic
• Temple to be hub of Sunday volunteer activities
• Ontario Woman's Club to hold appraisal event
• Scrutiny of L.A. County assessor intensifies
• Inland Empire manufacturing continues to grow, but at a slower pace
• Pitzer College hosts May Day rally
• May 19 swap meet sites at Don Lugo available
• Upland Woman's Club plans monthly meeting
• Associated Artists set May 9 meeting
• Two Diamond Bar women get three years for PTA ponzi scheme
• Rainbow Girls to hold Mexican fiesta dinner
• Women's Club rummage, bake sale set Saturday
• Ayala High acoustic concert to benefit Cancer Society
• Highland Auto Show set Saturday in Rancho Cucamonga
• Graber Olive House to show artists' works
• Plane's Fairplex landing spurs inquiry by FAA
• Fontana pools set to open on May 26
• Executive Association to hold annual golf tourney
• San Antonio Heights set to celebrate 125 years as an independent community
• Upland Unified notifies bus drivers, custodians pending decision on cuts
• Mormons, volunteers spruce up the region on Mormon Helping Hands day
• Three-strikes law alterations likely to qualify for November ballot
• Sanchez to plead guilty on Thursday in Upland mayor's bribery case
• The Dig, Sleeper Agent and Ben Kweller send the El Rey crowd home happy
• Kenny Rogers overflows Palomino stage at Stagecoach festival
• Martina McBride performs to appreciative Stagecoach audience
• Planes of Fame Air Museum special event on Friday in Chino
• LifeStream will host a blood drive on Tuesday in Chino Hills
• Sheryl Crow brings out the guests during Stagecoach performance
• Brad Paisley closes out Stagecoach Country Music Festival
• Ex-Inland Empire band reunites for Sunday show at Stagecoach Music Festival in Indio
• Western actors sweet on Upland Lemon Festival
• PUSD to address classified employees
• Inland Empire industrial market improves
• The Unforgiven reunites for stoked Stagecoach audience
• Uncle Monk performs Sunday afternoon to sparse but welcoming crowd
• Retired Ontario fire chief hired as interim Upland fire chief
• Norco officials ready for prison to leave town and open up land for development
• Pomona weighs all mail-in ballot and two tax increases
• Luke Bryan energizes Mane stage Saturday at Stagecoach Festival
• Blake Shelton covers diverse set of songs at Stagecoach music festival
• Miranda Lambert's headlining set Saturday night features husband Blake Shelton and entire Mane stage
• Sunday set times for Stagecoach Country Music Festival
• Ohlone 'Big Time' Gathering & Pow Wow in Pomona draws crowd
• Quake gives I.E. residents a morning shake, but no damage reported
• Upland officials believe Pomierski's guilty plea will not affect lawsuits against the city
• Stagecoach County Music Festival wraps Sunday
• District honor students receive Chaffey College Trust scholarships
• Renaissance comes to Rancho Cucamonga
• CalRTA to honor teachers
• Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers earn respect at Stagecoach Coach Festival
• Chino police warn of residential burglaries
• Rodney King verdict was catalyst for change
• Rodney King reflects on an up-down life
• JD Crowe & the New South entertain Mustang stage crowd
• Punk and bluegrass band Old Man Markley shines in Stagecoach performance
• Sara Watkins energizes Palomino stage Saturday
• Set times for today's Stagecoach Country Music Festival
• Jason Aldean brings out Kelly Clarkson at Stagecoach Music Festival
• Alabama keeps Stagecoach Festival audience entertained
• Pomona Beautification Day planned May 12
• Fairplex July 4 fireworks show tickets on sale May 7
• Car show fundraiser will support Pomona Catholic
• Clinic to offer low cost medical care at Pomona First Baptist Church
• Pomona Unified school board to address preliminary layoff notices, trustee areas concept
• University donates books to Boys and Girls Club of Pomona Valley
• Pomona's Together We Read working to include authors
• Volunteer is first woman to lead Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center board
• Diamond Bar library project fights bullying
• Claremont McKenna College remains at No. 9 on college rankings despite controversy
• New Maloof exhibit features many of the artist's classic rockers, chairs and settees
• Stagecoach music festival brings out the big guns
• An annual city wine soiree on Sunday supports Diamond Bar Library
• Upland Lemon Festival continues through Sunday
• Stagecoach music festival set times for Friday
• Bill to provide residents of Chino Hills compensation for high-voltage power lines fails
• Car, motorcycle show to benefit Ontario USO
• Pomona's Unity Church plans rummage sale
• Blood drive Thursday at Montclair hospital
• Ontario Teen Book Fest May 5
• Golf deadline near for Hope Partners event
• Claremont Colleges say they've checked documents; some use E-Verify
• Rancho Cucamonga violent victims vigil moves indoors
• Pomona board reviews redevelopment agency's obligations
• Planes of Fame Airshow to host special preview event
• Chino Hills man found guilty of killing wife
• ONT passenger figures down again
• UPDATE: Pomierski pleads guilty to bribery; faces 18 months to 10 years
• PVW to hosts its first Fun/Run May 5
• Women's Breakfast set at Calvary Chapel Chino Valley
• Claremont yard sale spaces on sale May 5
• NAWIC set to honor student achievements
• Maloof exhibit to feature his chairs
• Diamond Bar library tackles bullying
• Claremont Colleges say they've checked documents; some use E-Verify
• Pomona College dining hall workers to protest injuries
• Teen boys take to high heels to stand tall against domestic violence
• Group ordered to pay back Verizon Wireless in iPhone heist
• Man robs Upland bank five times in six months.
• State proposes Norco prison closure
• 33 dogs rescued from puppy mill in Ontario
• Bate exhibit opens at Art Depot Gallery
• Rancho Cucamonga Women's Connection to hold fashion show
• Chino Hills market to host Tuesday blood drive
• Talk on tile quilts set for Nite Owls Guild
• State proposes Norco prison closure
• Etiwanda Historical Society plans Mother's Day Tea
• Claremont council approves resolution making it a Fair Trade Town
• Pomona Valley Auxiliary honors those volunteers who have played key roles in bettering the hospital
• San Antonio Heights celebrates its 125th anniversary
• Retired Ontario fire chief hired as interim Upland fire chief
• Chino firm to provide interim legal services for Upland
• PVW to hosts its first Fun/Run May 5
• Women's Breakfast set at Calvary Chapel Chino Valley
• District attorneys protest measure that would end death penalty
• Claremont PHestival of Arts held Saturday
• Diamond Bar to host food truck event
• Trader Joe's to host Monday blood drive in Upland
• Donations sought for Claremont group's rummage sale
• Ontario Relay for Life Rally planned Saturday
• 'Fiddler on the Roof' opens at Diamond Bar High
• Former Ontario resident dies in helicopter accident in Afghanistan
• Upland approves hiring interim city attorney services with Chino firm
• Softball coach pleads not guilty to 15 felony charges including sexual intercourse with a minor
• Hundreds attend Ontario job fair
• Call this an interim report on Upland's transition
• Pomona council approves RDA payment schedule
• Mourners say goodbye to Rancho Cucamonga Marine
• Pomona set to hold its own city-wide reading initiative
• Walmart Neighborhood Markets coming to Upland, S.B.
• College grads flounder in job market
• Inland Empire legislators oppose bulk sales of foreclosures
• Company Flow gives what group says is last performance at Coachella festival
• One Pomona area vandalized after Rodney King decision
• At the Drive-In makes second sucessful return to Coachella
• Proposal would ID San Bernardino County eateries that screen new hires
• Volunteers sought to assist Mormons in their annual beautification projects areawide
• Coachella: the encore weekend
• Once again, weather takes center stage at Coachella music festvial
• Anticipation builds for Snoop and Dre performance
• Claremont home tour to benefit the Children's Fund Auxiliary's efforts
• Tribe to gather
• San Bernardino County is there for crime victims
• Radiohead successfully returns for second Coachella weekend
• St Vincent delivers electrifying show at Coachella
• David Guetta, Swedish House Mafia bring house party to Coachella festival
• Feist rocks out at Coachella
• Indie rock acts Kaiser Chiefs and Destroyer perform Saturday afternoon at Coachella
• Technical difficulties hampers First Aid Kit's set
• Wild Beasts impress at Coachella festival Sunday
• Charter school opens at Chino Hills shopping center
• Montclair police upset over layoffs of civilian services officers
• Upland reviewing monument naming policy
• Upland's recycled water project ready
• Heat returns on final day of Coachella Music and Arts Festival
• Sunday set times for the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival
• Upland reviewing enforcement of temporary sign ordinance
• Two Diamond Bar parks completed at cost of near $1 million
• Andrew Bird uses a variety of methods to entertain during Coachella set
• Dogs strut their stuff at Pacific Bulldog Club Specialty Show in Ontario
• Heat doesn't stop The Head and the Heart from making strong Saturday impression on Coachella crowd
• Temperatures reach record high at Coachella on Saturday
• Memorial service for Rancho Cucamonga Marine set for Monday
• Recyclosauraus Rex sinks teeth into Coachella festival recycling effort
• Childish Gambino shows Coachella crowd he's not joking around
• Chocolate dessert chefs to offer their talents for Rancho Cucamonga Community and Arts Foundation
• Town Hall meeting Monday to focus again on proposed Cucamonga Canyon restrictions
• Claremont school board approves new therapist program
• Carlo Ponti Jr. leaving San Bernardino Symphony
• Travelers Aid honors four volunteers with 25 or more years service
• Upland recycled water project appears ready
• Pomona tax plans possible
• Hundreds celebrate, learn at Earth Day event in Rancho Cucamonga
• Madness performs set full of favorites at Coachella festival Friday
• Yuck performs sun-drenched set Friday at Coachella
• Coachella Festival set times for Saturday
• Pulp provides memorable Friday Coachella set
• Coachella celebrates Record Store Day
• Coachella deals with arrests; heat-related incidents
• Court decision makes it illegal to sell unauthorized Coachella merchandise outside festival grounds
• Former Rancho Cucamonga councilman 'still standing' after prison time
• The Black Keys second Coachella festival weekend features John Fogerty
• The Horrors rock midnight Coachella festival set
• Robbery attempt at Fontana Swap Meet on Friday leaves one suspect dead
• Injunction against Rancho Cucamonga-based gang has Northtown residents uncomfortable
• Annual Norco Horseweek activities under way
• Inland Empire unemployment ticks up, but jobs gained over past year
• San Bernardino County judge lifts bail for Colonies' defendants
• Abe Vigoda, originally from Chino, entertains large crowd Friday afternoon at the Coachella Festival
• Heat tops 100 as second weekend of Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival begins
• Indie pop's Givers live up to its name at Friday Coachella Festival performance
• Indie Rock band Grouplove livens Coachella crowd
• Honeyhoney connects with audience during its stellar Friday show at Coachella
• Claremont oversight board for dissolved redevelopment agency selected
• Coachella artist at a glance: Mea
• Coachella artist at a glance: Afrojack
• Relief arrives as gasoline prices drop nationwide
• Former Mt. SAC football coach Mal Eaton dies at 88
• Claremont school board approves new therapist program
• Kiwanis Clubs holding free car seat distribution
• Ohlone Gathering, Pow Wow in Pomona next weekend
• Chino Hills tour of homes April 29
• Claremont Symphony to perform 'Tribute to Spain'
• Jewelry event set at Discovery Shop in Upland
• Rancho Cucamonga Women's Club bake, rummage sale May 5
• Second weekend of coachella set to begin
• Memorial service set for Rancho Cucamonga Marine
• Claremont oversight board for dissolved redevelopment agency selected
• American Airlines to cut ONT jobs
• Upland to go out to bid for city attorney services
• Upland Unified School District board reviewing transportation cuts
• Pomona YMCA to move in June to Village at Indian Hill
• Chino delays action on General Plan, awaiting filing of environmental settlement with court
• Hewitt and Alterman debate at Pomona College
• Talk on fossil cats set Wednesday at county museum
• Pilgrim Congregational rummage sale on Saturday
• Fontana community resource fair set April 26
• Upland church sets Saturday free food giveaway
• Ontario Elks ladies hold 'After Taxes Dinner' Friday
• Choir to perform works of John Rutter
• April 26 event will remember victims of crimes
• Legion bingo set for Sunday afternoon in Chino
• David Allen: 25 years of headlines and deadlines
• Oversight board for Claremont selected
• Chino Hills leaves no doubt in rout
• Don't schedule early births, experts tell health care professionals
• Chino Police Department to hold a DUI and driver's license checkpoint April 27
• Pomona school board delays action on layoff notices for 200 classified employees
• USO holds May 6 fundraiser to continue supporting traveling military
• Upland church sets free food giveaway Saturday
• Chino's General Plan stalled
• Report details Claremont McKenna official's failings
• Senior Expo Saturday at Fairplex
• Pilgrim Congregational to hold Saturday rummage sale
• Rotary Club to hold Taste of Claremont Saturday
• Rancho Cucamonga to host Thursday blood drive
• Upland Woman's Club to host author Tuesday
• Pomona YMCA to move to Village at Indian Hill in June
• Layoff of 200 Pomona school employees delayed
• Rancho Cucamonga soldier killed in Morocco
• Website offers consumer-friendly information on dialysis centers
• Report details Clarmeont McKenna official's failings
• Caltrans targets litter
• Upland to go out to bid for city attorney services
• Four courtrooms to close in Pomona
• Pomona College talk to focus on presidential election
• Mediation between Claremont police union and city results in another meeting
• At record store, writer will embrace 'Fear'
• Pomona council approves money for day laborer center
• California home prices finally rise, according to California Association of Realtors
• Cal Poly tasting, auction May 6
• Dam gave way in rainstorm of 1926
• Miller way ahead in campaign fundraising
• Meth lab raided in Pomona
• At The Drive-In and Company Flow reunion performances draw rabid audience responses
• Florence and the Machine delights Coachella crowd Sunday night
• Cal State faculty starts voting on strike move
• Magic Johnson group invests in Montclair development
• Storify: Coachella buzzes as Tupac Shakur hologram takes center stage
• Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Tupac Shakur hologram create amazing performance at Coachella
• Finances for House candidates expected to be released today
• Chino council to address General Plan change
• Upland Unified School District board reviewing transportation cuts
• It's fashionable to be fashionable at Coachella Music and Arts Festival
• Outsider fights odds in the 35th Congressional District
• Band of Skulls use garage and blues rock to great effect at Coachella festival
• Fitz and the Tantrums draw a dance-heavy audience to its set at Coachella Festival
• Wild Flag impresses Outdoor Theater at Coachella Festival on Sunday
• Tax Day stirs reminder of U.S. fiscal problems
• Pomona City Council to consider mail-election proposal
• Upland Unified School District board reviewing transportation cuts
• Pomona to consider tax-hike ballot measure
• Baca, McLeod, Green Party novice run for 35th Congressional District seat
• Rancho Cucamonga school group's creative silliness earns trip to Iowa for Odyssey of Mind finals
• Radiohead uses new songs, familiar ones for an electric show at Coachella music festival
• Feist delights crowd at Coachella set
• Coachella artist at a glance: Oberhofer
• Coachella artist at a glance: The Airplane Boys
• Buzzcocks cause moshpits during Coachella set on Saturday
• Coachella artist at a glance: The Growlers
• The Shins show highlights current and previous material at Coachella festival
• Bon Iver proves to be sparkling opening act for Radiohead at Coachella music festival
• Firehose's alternative rock highlighted Saturday at Coachella fest
• Banks short set still draws enthusiastic crowd response at Coachella festival
• Anticipation builds for Snoop Dogg/Dr. Dre performance Sunday at Coachella festival
• Best Buy to close its Ontario store
• Hundreds attend hearing on Chino Hills power lines
• Coachella artist at a glance: Kaskade
• Nobel prize winner visits, talks economics at Cal Poly Pomona
• The Big Pink draws larger crowd as performance continues Saturday at Coachella festival
• Fans line up for opportunity to meet Coachella acts
• Children's Network honors key volunteers, agencies involved in fight against child abuse
• Upland teen Sara Johnson, 13, sells lemonade to help fight breast cancer
• Oversight Board holds first meeting on unwinding Upland Redevelopment Agency
• La Verne to hold City Council tribute Monday for 30-year Councilman Robert Rodriguez
• Lewis Group opens 'Santa Barbara' development in Rancho Cucamonga
• Pulp, Explosions in the Sky, M83, Amon Tobin and Paul McCartney at the Coachella Festival
• Mazzy Star rolls through its catalog Friday night
• Nobel Peace prize winner visits, talks economics at Cal Poly Pomona
• Limited funding for Pomona Day Labor Center to be considered by City Council
• Refused returns after 14-year absence, looks as energetic as ever
• The Black Keys on point with Friday night Coachella performance
• Coolhaus offers Coachella-inspired gourmet ice cream flavors at festival
• Coachella artist at a glance: AWOLNATION
• Coachella: the celebrity edition
• Best Buy to close its Ontario store
• Storify: Coachella music festival opens up to damp, cold weather
• Cases against gangs spike in first quarter
• Jimmy Cliff, Tim Armstrong perform reggae infused set at Coachella
• Gary Clark Jr. entertains Coachella crowd at Gobi Tent
• Pomona Valley micro-preemie team helping the the very small get a good start on life
• Spirits are high despite gloomy weather on first day of Coachella Music and Arts Festival
• State Pension Committee convenes in Chino
• After Friday's strong rains and thunder, a drier and quieter weekend in the offing
• Coachella music festival begins as threat of rain looms
• Kendrick Lamar draws sizable crowd early to main stage
• Coachella artist at a glance: Ximena Sariñana
• Alternate festival to Coachella pops up in Palm Springs
• Lots of activities to choose from at Coachella festival
• Coachella festival features the Dear Hunter
• Coachella set times
• Pension Reform Committee meets in Chino today
• Pomona church youth to hold e-waste collection
• Claremont Barbershop Harmony program set April 21
• Ontario Positive Alternatives Fair set April 21
• Breast cancer awarness fashion show on Saturday in Chino Hills
• Cancer Society sets volunteer orientation
• Claremont Ministry will hold April 22 crafts sale
• Storify: Gearing up for Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival
• Inland Empire lawmakers focus on area's aviation future
• Congressmen to hold hearing on Chino Hills expanded electrical transmission towers controversy
• Coachella music festival energizes Pomona venues Glass House and Fox Theater
• Downtown Claremont rings of piano play
• Claremont 4th of July Celebration updates:
• Utility work on Foothill Boulevard continues through April
• Drug Take Back Day Event April 28
• Public art banners displayed around Claremont Village
• Wild swing in county revenue prediction prompts supervisors to order audit of embattled Los Angeles County assessor's office
• California watchdog warns fish and game chief, closes case
• Upland Unified to eliminate classified positions, restore pay
• Ontario police, fire prepare to detonate hazardous materials
• Exhibit Saturday at David & Margaret facility focuses on domestic violence and child abuse
• Upland Unified to eliminate classified positions
• Volunteers sought for Mormon community workday
• Moms With MS holds Tuesday meeting
• Camp for teen girls planned April 20-22
• Pomona youth group to hold Saturday car wash
• Physicist to speak to astronomers group Friday
• Claremont police union rejects tentative agreement with the city
• Two Pomona men sought following large heroin bust
• Murder charge brought in Trayvon Martin case
• Civil rights activist Angela Davis visit stirs Cal Poly Pomona
• Flashreport founder to speak to GOP women
• Barbershop Harmony program set April 21
• Volunteers sought for Mormon community workday
• Second storm due to hit region late Thursday night; clear skies forecast for the weekend
• Diamond Bar crash kills Pomona man, injures two
• First United Methodist Church of Ontario to hold April 22 concert featuring the glass 'armonica'
• MOMS Club, kids help clean up Diamond Bar park
• Cadette troop to hold pet adoption effort Sunday
• Volunteers sought for community projects
• Pomona mayor highlights positive events of the past year in State of City address
• Ted Powl selected as 2012 Volunteer of the Year by Inland Valley Hope Partners
• Mt. SAC going to districts
• Deasy shares plan for L.A. schools
• Cal Poly Pomona students' feet get attention
• Racing fans urge Board of Supervisors' support for reopening of Auto Club Dragway
• Metropolitan Water District approves rate increase to repair, replace aged facilities
• Westmont choir to perform in San Dimas on Friday
• Pomona organ recital features Easter season music
• Disaster classes offered by Red Cross in April
• Earth Day celebration planned at Chino park
• Fontana school audit said to finds no major faults
• Upland police and fire receive Homeland Security grant
• Ontario Police to host workshop on housing discrimination and lending scams
• Hearing to discuss Tehachapi high-voltage power lines in Chino Hills
• Possible mail theft reported in Rancho Cucamonga
• Rancho Cucamonga ID theft ring uncovered
• San Bernardino County sees spike in residential fires
• Sons of Norway sets Saturday picnic meeting
• New Maloof exhibit to open Sunday
• 'Good Times' theme for Chino Hills breakfest meeting
• Soroptimist clubs to honor key women
• Lawmakers get back to work in Sacramento
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center medical director to step down
• Early reports of Titanic disaster painted a completely different picture
• CVUSD OKs new Mandarin teacher
• Author Jonathan Lethem at Claremont's Rhino Records on April 19 to sign copies of latest book
• LAUSD superintendent to speak at CGU tonight
• State and taste of Pomona, plus well-known speakers
• Claremont unified superintendent search continues
• Pomona district begins process of transferring most Pueblo School students to neighborhood schools
• Foothill Transit looking to build four-level parking garage in Diamond Bar
• Pomona Easter service features flash mob
• Upland committee reviewing mandatory spay/neuter ordinance for pit bulls
• Lemon Avenue on- and off-ramp project moving ahead
• Dogs find homes thanks to Rancho Cucamonga adoption event
• Hundreds partcipate in egg hunt in Upland
• Spring celebration has more than 7,000 eggs and thousands in attendance
• Grape stomp sprint triathlon at Chaffey College
• Fontana veterans' fair draws hundreds Saturday to city's Community Senior Center
• Chino successor agency meets for the dissolution of its redevelopment agency
• DMV in Rancho Cucamonga dedicated
• Experts: Retailers' difficulties don't mean Inland Empire big boxes can't survive
• Upland looks at outsourcing management of library to private firm
• Pomona Unified working on possible changes to school board
• Rancho Cucamonga man to ride bike along Route 66 to help combat hunger
• Inland Empire beginning to recover from recession's job losses
• LAUSD superintendent to speak at Claremont Graduate University April 9
• Spring celebration and candy hunt Saturday April 7
• San Bernardino Paid Dues Festival Saturday April 7 to feature hip-hop stars including Wu-Tang Clan and Odd Future
• U.S. unemployment at 8.2 percent in March, little change from prior month
• Metro Gold Line Extension to move full speed ahead to Azusa, and then it's on to Claremont
• Man arrested in Rancho Cucamonga for animal cruelty in death of Rottweiler
• Inland Empire beginning to recover from recession's job losses
• Bonita, Ontario-Montclair schools detail two teacher misconduct incidents in which police were alerted
• New Ontario police airship audio system is a 'game changer'
• Claremont's tentative agreement with police union taken off Tuesday's agenda
• Chino Valley Unified approves 97 classified employee layoff notices
• Former Ontario councilwoman remembered for her dedication to city
• Citrus College suspends Child Development Center, will lay off 23 employees
• Las Tias plans April 21 Spring Fashion Show
• Jewelry donations sought for June sale
• Shakespeare Readers to meet April 16 in Claremont
• New labor laws topic of NAWIC dinner
• Income taxes subject of Republican Assembly meeting
• Ontario church plans Easter egg hunt Sunday
• Retired teachers plan Ontario fundraising luncheon
• Baseball season opens in Rancho Cucamonga
• Local attorney cites Lake Forest decision for future dispensary victories
• Torres' proposed bill draws criticism, praise
• Man in fatal crash identified
• Federal court reviewing another postponement of Pomierski trial
• Avon event Saturday in Pomona
• Rancho Cucamonga Women's Connection to hear garden talk
• MFA candidates' works displayed at dA Center
• University of La Verne partnership with Hanoi college is speech topic
• Free concert for youths Wednesday in Chino
• Freeway worker killed by alleged drunken driver
• Sides quarrel about bar in Rancho Cucamonga
• City Council Advisory Committee to recommend changes to dog-related municipal codes, holds on mandatory spay, neuter
• Alta Loma Elementary penny drive collects $2,871
• Volunteers sought for United Way community projects
• Kalousek named dean of Arizona osteopathic school
• Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates calls for compromise
• Inland Empire forecast to examine job growth despite slowness in construction industry
• Montclair touts former RDA, new projects at State of the City
• Claremont McKenna College raises $60 million for direct faculty funding
• Music and spirituality event Yield Up 2012 takes place April 7
• DMV in Rancho Cucamonga dedicated
• Federal court reviewing another postponement of Pomierski trial
• Thousands expected at Rancho Cucamonga job fair
• P-38 Lightning topic of Planes of Fame Museum program
• Saturday car wash to benefit Chino Relay for Life
• Upland-Foothill Kiwanis holds Saturday egg hunt
• Suzanne Sproul: Inland Valley to walk April 28 to help raise funds for multiple sclerosis research
• Pomona school board approves plan to close most of the grades at Pueblo School at end of school year
• Chino Starbucks to host Friday blood drive
• Gates to speak at CMC Athenaeum
• Pomona Valley Habitat for Humanity to honor volunteers
• Chino delay vote on RV lot
• Food truck ordinance goes to Planning Commission
• San Bernardino County DA to testify on proposed cockfighting law
• Sounds of music are coming from Bethel United Church of Christ, and not always on Sunday
• Upland police chief named interim fire chief
• Montclair lays off three community service officers
• Chino officials to discuss successor agency to its redevelopment agency Wednesday
• Chino Hills to host Thursday blood drive
• Blood drive planned at Los Osos High
• Ontario Toastmasters to mark 25th anniversary
• Four comedies to screen at Ontario library
• Day laborer supporters rally in Pomona
• Chino Valley district to consider creating Mandarin language academy
• Wind turbine dedicated in Rancho Cucamonga
• Arrest made in Fontana cockfighting bust
• Public comment under way for proposed immigration reform
• Three arrested for witness intimidation
• Defense presents evidence in 2006 jailhouse killing
• Cal State San Bernardino survey shows Inland Empire manufacturing index improves
• Upland Police Chief named interim fire chief
• Cal Blast in Upland chosen Business of Month
• Upland Chamber holding "First Friday" meeting
• Local man's invention simply can't be duplicated
• Wind turbine to be dedicated in Rancho Cucamonga
• Chino area homeowners group files lawsuit to block mosque
• Ontario Church to hold bilingual Easter Service
• Montclair going full steam ahead
• Food, faith, peace focus of interfaith Seder in Pomona
• Claremont salon holds fundraiser for autism awareness
• Local hospitals rated top 5 percent in survival rates
• San Bernardino County Supervisors seek way to buffer nonprofits
• California business survey shows regulation remains a top worry
• Factoring in seating at L.A./Ontario International Airport
• Fontana woman, husband run vehicle elecrical business
• Organizers of canceled Five Cities Marathon also cancel half-marathon in Ontario
• Pomona to assist Chamber of Commerce
• Fontana car show kicks off inaugural event
• Battle of Shiloh comes alive in Chino park
• New residential construction coming to downtown Upland
• Utilities official charged with false tax returns
• Claremont unified superintendent search continues
• Ontario man convicted of felony animal cruelty charges, receives fine, probation
• Veterans lay their unclaimed brethren to rest
• Parents of Pueblo School students in Pomona want district to keep campus open
• Upland vet's license revoked
• Critics of health care reform say state costs to rise
• Mega Millions: Three ticket-holders from Kansas, Illinois, Maryland to share lottery prize
• Crowds descend to purchase Mega Millions as jackpot officially increases to $640 million
• Ruben Estrada's cancer journey beats the odds on several levels
• Rally supports fired Pomona College workers
• Claremont police, city agree to three-year contract
• Tough love and backpacks go a long way to raise attendance
• Claremont Colleges say they've checked documents; some use E-Verify
• Pomona man suspected of drive-by shooting at police station
• Preparations begin for Upland school's 50th birthday
• McIntyre second in area Toastmasters contest
• Pomona Boys, Girls Club seeks Folklorico dancers
• Upland Woman's Club sets April 10 luncheon
• Ontario College to hold Tuesday blood drive
• Claremont Job's Daughters hold April 14 Spring Tea
• Annual Watch, Clock Mart Saturday in Pomona
• Friday fish fry set by Ontario Elks Lodge
• 4 more school districts provide teacher misconduct records
• Mega Millions $540 million Friday jackpot breaks world record
• Two from Pomona's Alcott School students of month
• Virtual academy sets information session in Pomona
• Half-off sale set by Assistance League
• Columnist to speak to Uplanders Club
• Aid to landlords offered by Upland
• Speaking workshop set by Toastmasters in Upland
• Montclair Bridge Club holds Friday games
• YMCA in Upland to play host to Thursday blood drive
• Nar-Anon group to hold first meeting in Upland Monday
• Thursday Market Night has returned to downtown Upland
• Cal Poly Pomona raises $100 million of its $150 million fundraising campaign
• Western Christian High School students selling low-cost prom dresses
• Claremont First Street Art Gallery offers exhibitions and is seeking community support
• Energy efficiency program for manufacturers announced in Pomona
• Upland vet's license revoked
• Ontario businesswoman vying in Wal-Mart contest
• Cal Poly Pomona raises $100 million plus
• Quetzal to perform for free at Scripps College April 20
• Vicente Fernandez performs farewell tour in Ontario on May 11
• Organizers of cancelled Five Cities Marathon also cancel half-marathon in Ontario
• ONT traffic figures continues downward trend
• Police seek third robbery suspect
• County's parolee recidivism rate declines under Brown's prison plan
• Assistance League selling Easter candy
• Claremont poetry talk planned Saturday at garden
• Deadline for 26th District youth awards Monday
• Construction begins on Colonies shopping center in Upland
• Kids trout fishing derby set Saturday in Ontario
• Legislation opposes Affordable Care Act
• Students at the ULV College of Law celebrate gaining provisional accreditation
• Court appears split by ideology over health care
• Suzanne Sproul: Soroptimists honor local heroes for their contributions to the community
• Reaction: Magic Johnson led group set to buy Dodgers
• Household hazardous waste collection set for Saturday in Chino Hills
• Cal State San Bernardino, Commerce Dept. create export partnership
• University of La Verne College of Law awarded provisional approval from the American Bar Association
• Report calls on state to protect early education funding
• Music of Spanish Jews featured at University of La Verne
• Upland Discovery Shop offers designer clothing sale
• Ontario Woman's Club plans past presidents tea
• Claremont High Class of 2013 to hold restaurant fundraiser
• Museum of Art opens new exhibit on Friday
• Lunafest Film Festival planned tonight
• Doctors: Reform means less pay, more patients
• Justices signal trouble for health care law
• Monday's Showband concert is a musical Valentine to Ontario by director Jack Mercer
• Board of Supervisors approves pay-cut initiative for ballot
• Puppies, reptiles bring smiles to Ability First in Claremont
• ONT commercial cost $78,000
• New construction begins at Colonies shopping center in Upland
• Job fair today in Rancho Cucamonga
• Upland council approves San Antonio Water board
• Chino Hills power outage restored near Summit Ranch
• Ontario middle school students get musical experience from House of Blues performers
• Speedway president 'thrilled' with weekend's turnout
• D.A. Ramos to discuss funding for early education
• Arguments on health care begin
• Board of Supervisors tasks Devereaux with creating five-year fiscal plan
• Chino Hills's seventh annual Youth Track and Field Meet
• University of La Verne College of Law awarded provisional approval from the Amercian Bar Association
• Famed suffragette Susan B. Anthony made 1895 visit to Pomona
• Rancho Cucamonga facing higher costs for four LMDs
• Supreme Court to consider health care bill
• Stewart wins rain-shortened NASCAR race in Fontana; weather does not stop Redlands Bicycle Classic
• Ontario church participates in national movement to remember slain Florida teenager
• Quick-moving storm storms through Inland Empire
• Teacher pink slip system under fire
• Rancho Cucamonga girl's new pet has special talent
• Claremont to consider charging all wilderness park visitors to the same parking fee
• Parking structure delayed on Mt. SAC campus
• Race fans don't want to hear about rain
• Invitation to relive history
• Pomona kids raise 'Pasta for Pennies'
• Upland woman gives herself to Peace Corps
• Walnut Valley Unified School District dominates regional spelling bee
• San Bernardino County pays former official after suing him
• Storm threatens to rain on NASCAR, Redlands Bicycle Classic finales
• Household hazardous waste collection set for March 31
• Two killed in Chino crash
• Carnival to be a hit with locals in Chino Valley
• Teacher who brought sex offender to class ID'd
• Chino Valley Unified still faces $2 million deficit
• Chino clarifies invocation policy
• San Dimas Family Festival to celebrate discovery of Tongva Village
• California poets celebrate spring at Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
• Rex Gutierrez, former Rancho Cucamonga councilman, is home from prison
• Upland's San Antonio Community Hospital achieves first phase of electronic medical records
• Marijuana advocates oppose DUI bill
• Musser outlines Upland's goals in State of the City address
• Reigning NASCAR champion Stewart brings more than 300 to Rancho Cucamonga store
• NASCAR parade rolls from Ontario to Fontana
• Infield, hotels fill up for NASCAR weekend
• Seven clerks cited for selling lotto tickets to minors
• Rancho Cucamonga's Carrari Ranch impacts listed in draft EIR
• Infield, hotels fill up for NASCAR weekend
• Tommy Lasorda stars in video about L.A./Ontario International Airport
• Taste of Italy to benefit RC foundation
• San Antonio Water Co. board is still not set
• Upland woman wakes to find drunk, half-naked man standing over her
• New yoga studio opening in Redlands
• KSPC holds musical acts series featuring Claremont College acts starts March 25
• Upland City Council takes no action on city attorney contract
• ONT in focus at tonight's State of the City
• Birth parents to be arraigned in Pomona baby killing
• Chino Hills, homeowners counter-sue over property encroachment
• Upland students sweep County History Day competition
• Rancho Cucamonga native wins BrainTrack Scholarship
• Fremont Academy, college hold two performances
• Colony High students 'hunger' for reading
• Afghan Club welcomes new year with feasting, fellowship
• Police kill knife-wielding man in Ontario
• 7.4 temblor strikes
• Fontana school district, city officials discuss after-school programs
• First responders agree to forgo pay increases
• Oxford Prepatory charter school in Chino to host meeting on Friday
• L.A. to analyze Ontario's ONT proposal
• With Rodin exhibit, ULV wins the bronze
• First Street Art Gallery receives $50,000 grant; starts Spring Arts Appeal and gets challenge gift
• Pomona rejects outsourcing of library management
• Owner reopens G3 Holistic
• Robbers nabbed for Montclair smash-and-grab and others
• Shoulder tap operation sets record
• Trial begins in alleged jail killing
• Local police feeling weight of early prisoner release
• Cal State University closes admission for spring 2013
• L.A. committee to discuss Ontario's proposal for ONT
• A century ago, speeding down Ontario streets was all the rage
• Opening statements today in cell killing
• City delays 'no trespassing' signs
• ONT will be focus of Ontario event
• Fontana school board ponders after school program contract with the city
• Doin' the polka at St. Patrick's dance in Fontana
• Authors sign books at museum
• Girl Scout cookie sales rise despite economy
• Inland Empire ski resorts hail 'March Miracle'; two mountain school districts cancel classes
• Lawmakers react to CalPERS struggles
• Federal deadline for San Bernardino County medical dispensaries passes
• Upland OKs plan to alter tenants' rent
• Lower CalPERS return rate threatens local coffers
• St. Patrick's Day storm brings rain, wind, snow, flooding, power outages
• Ontario police seek public's help with large-scale thefts
• St. Patrick's Day storm brings rain, wind, snow, flooding, power outages
• Upland coach won't stop fighting
• Painters found dead identified, cause still undetermined
• La Verne's proposed Veterans Memorial due to be dedicated on Veterans Day
• Weather causes road closure
• UPDATE: San Bernardino County jails releasing 126 parolees
• San Dimas Stage Race gets going
• One dead following traffic collision on freeway
• Two buses catch fire outside Fontana daycare facility
• Passenger dies in traffic collision at Chino intersection
• Pomona council to consider outsourcing Pomona Public Library's management
• Apple fans in Inland Empire line up again for new iPad release
• 15-year-old boy beaten and robbed
• San Bernardino man dies in crash on 210 Freeway
• Colonies' defense attorneys allege prosecutors are withholding information
• Rialto school district responds to teacher misconduct document request
• Chino Hills Soroptimists seek 'Mom Rocks Award' nominees
• Mellowdears to hold annual Spring Concert in Ontario
• Ontario USO to hold motorcycle, car show
• Chino Air Show volunteers sought
• Chino Valley Unified details filling seat
• Appraiser to discuss 20th century pottery Saturday at Pomona Library
• Local school districts issue layoff notices
• Author, photographer speaks to Sierra Club on Tuesday
• Baca hosts 2012 women's conference
• Myspace predator convicted of 80 counts involving underage girls
• Firefighters to greet, serve St. Patrick's Day diners in fundraiser for Steven's Hope
• Man hurt after fleeing Ontario police following shots
• Sunday Tour in Pomona and Claremont highlights artworks of Pomona's native son, Millard Sheets
• Parents fret closure of Pueblo School in Pomona
• Colony High students 'hunger' for reading
• Upland, Fontana districts top winners in county History Day competition
• Baca hosts health care conference for women
• Mennonite mission worker to speak at Upland church on Sunday
• Ontario Woman's Club plans Tuesday luncheon
• Ontario Knights of Columbus planning fish fry Friday
• Pomona ALS support group to meet on April 26
• St. Patrick's Day Polka Weekend set at Slovene Hall in Fontana
• Esther Project plans sale of inexpensive prom dresses in Upland
• Blood drive set at Mormon Church in Ontario
• Colony High students are 'hungry' for reading
• Man injured after falling at least 30 feet in Rancho Cucamonga
• Grand opening celebrated of new Sheraton Fairplex Conference Center in Pomona
• Upland Unified looking at qualified certification, budget cuts
• Three arrested following chase in Chino, Ontario
• CCAA Museum of Art to honor works of ceramicist Harrison McIntosh at Saturday's President's Dinner
• Kaiser Steel to be subject of March 25 presentation on 'California's Gold'
• Mormon Church hosts regional job fair March 27
• Upland Unified looking at qualified certification and budget cuts
• Pomona Unified parents fret closure of Pueblo School
• Grand opening is today for Sheraton Fairplex conference center
• Set ONTario Free night at the Reign game
• Judge rejects claim arising out of Grand Prix Fire settlement
• Supervisors streamline film permitting process
• Chino bank robber may have struck again in Northern California
• Lawmaker drops ouster effort in cougar flap
• Rancho Cucamonga man booked for allegedly driving stolen car
• Upland council approved budget amendment
• Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center head recognized by health groups
• State GOP lawmkers urge for teacher dismissal change
• Rancho Cucamonga residents pose questions about Carrari Ranch housing project
• St. Joseph's Table set March 25 at Our Lady of the Assumption
• Taste of Pomona Valley, State of the City scheduled for April 9
• Scholarship winner to speak to Upland soroptimists
• Boomers in Upland to host Saturday blood drive
• Upland doctor making virtual visits all over the world
• New 200-home project approved in Diamond Bar will benefit school district
• Artists conversation planned at Pomona College Museum of Art
• Discovery Shop of the American Cancer Society in Upland seeking donations
• Pomona's Gallery SOHO names winners of student show
• Community night at Heights Christian School in Chino Hills
• Service branches need to improve mental health screening techniques, local veterans say
• Most races set for June 5 open-primary election
• Fair Political Practices Commission to close San Bernardino County supervisor's file
• Parents arrested in Pomona nearly a year after death of their infant
• Marijuana dispensary in Upland raided by DEA
• California Republican Party announces endorsements, picks Miller over Dutton
• History wins in county competition
• Pomona man pleads guilty in embezzlement case
• Area has a lot to celebrate for its quasquicentennial
• Rep. Gary Miller's controversial Carrari Ranch project back on agenda
• Teachers to get preliminary layoff notices
• Redistricting and open primary shake up local 2012 election races
• Sunday tour will examine works of artist Millard Sheets
• Woman competes with men in hammer throw at Irish festival in Pomona
• Etiwanda district books battle April 28
• Monthly car shows to begin on March 31 in Fontana
• Knights of Columbus plan fish fry dinners in Rancho Cucamonga
• State of City talk, food festival April 9
• Teen talent show entries are sought
• Upland finances improve, but future provides worry
• Starbucks to host blood drive
• Ontario nonprofit offers free weekly meals to those in need
• Los Osos girls soccer team loses heartbreaker in championsip game
• Years of budget cuts hurting schools, says educators at Claremont gathering
• Learning Ally helps those who can't read
• Postmus remarks to feds raise questions
• Lions take donations to Mexico
• National report says minority students punished more often, but some local schools avoid pitfalls
• Fontana teen summit focuses on bullying problem
• With two years of football behind her, Alexis Kelm's next goal is to become a Marine Corps officer
• Pasadena to weigh step toward temporary NFL use of Rose Bowl
• Los Angeles Zoo opens new exhibit for amphibians, invertebrates and reptiles
• Students at Diamond Bar's Brahma Tech debate genomic engineering ethics
• Men's quartets, choruses convene, compete in Ontario
• Races set for June 5 open-primary election
• Time change can be hard on sleep patterns
• Ontario police chaplain remembered by friends
• Ontario Western Little League to honor mom who died of cancer
• U.S. jobless rate remains at 8.3 percent, but economy shows evidence of growth amid uncertainties
• Golden State Water Company to start maintenance on $286,500 project on Claraboya Reservoir Monday
• Suspects in Rancho Cucamonga burglary sought
• Los Osos High School celebrates 10th anniversary
• La Verne voters approve extension of tax on telecommunications
• Chino Valley Unified to sends teachers preliminary layoff notices
• La Verne police officer, sheriff's deputies shoot suspects
• Blood drive Tuesday at Everest College
• La Verne Cub Scouts pack to collect pet foood, supplies
• Women's film festival planned March 29 at Alta Loma High School
• County superintendent said he kept board informed about investigation, rejects call to resign
• Middle school arts campus set to debut with performance of 'Beauty and the Beast'
• Water agency's goal is to get off the grid with renewable power
• Area students help convince lawmakers to block financial aid cuts
• Arrest made in Ontario robbery
• Prostitution sting conducted on Holt in Montclair
• DUI checkpoint Monday in Fontana
• Chino Hills and SCE mediations unsuccessful so far
• Pomona Valley Amateur Astronomers to meet Friday
• Sons of Norway of the Inland Valley plans Irish feast
• Set ONTario Free takes message to Reign game
• Chaffey College to host blood drive
• Dr. Mary Rozina to address Upland Woman's Club on Tuesday
• Capt. Margaret Hawkins to address Rancho Cucamonga Woman's Club on Wednesday
• Diamond Ranch High student wins Lions Speech Contest
• Moms with MS group to meet Tuesday
• Rancho Cucamonga Knights of Columbus bingo night this Saturday
• Assistance League of Pomona Valley to hold open house
• Cal Poly students unveil plans for downtown San Bernardino
• Ontario Reign to host Bone Marrow drive
• Pomona man sentenced in grandmother's death
• 'A Chorus Line' starts at the Lewis Family Playhouse
• Structure fire contained to attic
• Prostitution sting conducted on Holt
• Pomona Host Lions Club set to hold its annual Charities Bowl-A-Thon on Saturday
• Initiative submitted for ballot making position on Board of Supervisors a part-time job
• Mali presidential candidate talks of his aspirations in his native land
• County Superintendent of Schools will no longer administer KidsNCare program in San Bernardino County
• Law enforcement details description of Chino cop shooter
• Richards supporters pack Fish and Game meeting
• University of La Verne students head to Sacramento to defend grants
• Toastmasters hold Wednesday meetings
• Upland VFW post seeking new members
• Connett named as Physician of Year
• Toastmasters set Thursday meetings
• Healthy Fontana programs this month
• Church to host Sunday blood drive
• Diamond Bar reaches state championships
• Yesteryear's Café opens to assist those with Alzheimer's disease
• Ontario/Chaffey Community Show Band to perform 'Latin Fiesta' for its monthly concert Monday night
• Apple expected to introduce new iPad3 on Wednesday
• Upland resident's killing of mountain lion causing stir
• Critics of move to oust Fish and Game Commissioner did same five years ago
• One killed in shooting in Pomona
• Study: plateau seen in state childhood obesity rate
• Backyard chickens gaining popularity, but not all cities welcome residential fowl
• Chino Hills, SCE mediations fail to reach agreement
• Pomona council votes down proposal allowing unlicensed drivers time to call for a driver
• Former Pasadena state senator Scott to retire as head of state community college system
• Montclair begins process of laying off 11 employees
• Chino City Council meeting is canceled tonight
• Ontario company announces candy recall
• Upland Unified School District to have no teacher layoffs
• Claremont OKs more townhomes in project near 210 Freeway
• Alta Loma High a winner at dance competition
• OMVA drops appeal on Wal-Mart case
• IAAP plans annual membership meeting
• Chino Hills renames park to honor veterans
• 'Cavalleria Rusticana' performed March 18
• 20th century classical music concert theme
• Breast cancer walk meeting Wednesday
• Super Tuesday will top political world
• Greatest Athlete event in Claremont attracts about 100 youths
• Chino Hills renames park to honor veterans
• Ethics complaint filed against Upland man, a state wildlife official, who shot mountain lion
• San Bernardino man reported missing found dead off mountain road
• Ontario man died Saturday after exiting moving vehicle on eastbound 10 Freeway
• Upland officials proposing new legal billing guidelines
• Seniors share their stories
• Cypress Hill Smokeout Festival draws thousands
• Desalter Authority decides not to sue San Bernardino County over water contamination
• Teacher brings registered sex offender to La Verne elementary school
• Pomona City Council to consider ordinance involving unlicensed drivers, vehicle impounds
• Gay coach files lawsuit against Charter Oak Unified, alleges discrimination, wrongful termination
• Uplanders Club plans its annual fashion show fundraiser on Saturday
• Gay coach files lawsuit against Charter Oak Unified, alleges discrimination, wrongful termination
• High school students in Ontario make letter opener with help of Sam Maloof master craftsman
• Local schools join push for healthier eating
• Republican David Dreier talks about 32 years in Congress
• Ontario man sentenced in sex crimes
• L.A. mayor says he would not OK L.A./Ontario International Airport sale at this time
• Top 500 tax delinquencies include 23 locally
• Cash, checks stolen from La Verne City Hall, Community Center
• Woman sentenced in DUI death of Pomona woman
• Ontario Woman's Club to hold Blossom Time Tea
• Firefighters to play in benefit tournament for San Antonio Community Hospital
• Rancho Cucamonga Thrift Shop to offer senior discount day on Wednesdays
• Historian to offer a new look at the West in talk at Pomona College
• Probation officers allegedly hurt hundreds of juveniles in their care
• Without appointment, DMV's new Rancho Cucamonga office still can be a lengthy experience
• UPDATE: Community mourns former Pomona police chief
• Pomona teacher shows her sense of humor while encouraging students to read
• Claremont school board, council review BB gun incident at elementary school
• Candidates for 3rd District seat on San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors square off
• Sammy, a Claremont dog with a frightful yelp, to appear on Dog Whisperer's show tonight
• LACMA rock falls short of Diamond Bar goal on trek through Inland Empire
• Without redevelopment agencies, Habitat for Humanity forced to seek new funding sources
• National Honors Society at UHS holds Quidditch tournament
• Loss of Lewis and Dreier could impact region
• Ramos supports governor's initiative for public safety funding
• Lions, photos and media requests, oh my!
• Ontario vehicle and trailer theft suspects arrested
• Ontario woman arrested on suspicion of insurance fraud
• Police hope surveillance video will help catch band robber who wounded Chino officer
• Deadline for Women of the Year Nominations is Friday
• STORIFY: Lawmakers, constituents, experts react to Dreier announcement
• Claremont school board, council review BB gun incident
• Job support ministry at St. Anthony's to host workshops
• UPDATE: 340-ton rock makes rest stop in Ontario en route to LACMA
• VIDEO: Exclusive interview with LACMA rock
• CREW I.E. to host real estate network event
• Ontario launches walking club for adults
• Giant rock rolls through Inland Empire as future exhibit at Los Angeles County Museum of Art
• Elementary school teacher arrested by Chino police
• Sex columnist Dan Savage speaks on bullying and gay rights to Claremont McKenna audience
• Republican Rep. David Dreier announces he will not seek reelection
• County leaders see a positive future despite the loss of redevelopment tools
• Marijuana dispensaries warned of federal charges
• Police looking for man who robbed Chino bank, shot police officer
• Scripps College's event with "30 Rock" actor Maulik Pancholy postponed
• Musekiwa Chingodza to give free performance April 1 at Pomona College
• Embattled California wildlife official who shot mountain lion refuses to resign
• Annual Heartbeat Gala continues its role raising funds for Pomona Valley's heart center
• More than 200 Pomona teachers to receive preliminary layoff notices
• Occupy groups protest corporations and Walmart in Eastvale
• United Way selects five schools for free supplies
• University of La Verne phychology students awarded $18,500
• Soraya Salti and mothers2mothers awarded Henry R. Kravis Prize in Leadership
• Upland, Riverside County supervisors back Ontario
• Upland Unified to restore school days
• Ontario Library to host discussion on breast cancer
• Claremont OKs more townhomes in project near 210 Freeway
• Ontario Rotary Club to honor students of the month
• Auction of Claremont Unified property fetches more than $6 million
• Supervisors uphold approval of Chino area mosque
• Teachers and Fontana district settle lawsuit over counselors
• San Bernardino County settles suit with former top exec for $650,000
• San Bernardino County supervisors discuss limiting campaign contributions
• Donnelly's gun incident at L.A./Ontario International Airport inspires legislation
• Lt. Gov. Newsom asks for Fish and Game Commission chief's resignation
• What do you want in a new Claremont Unified School District superintendent?
• Navy mom surprises daughter at Chino elementary school
• Upland council postpones decision on rotating mayor, term limits ballot measures
• Incoming student showcase and family science night Wednesday
• Downtown parking fee change coming to Pomona
• Pomona Valley Hospital marks 20th anniversary of its Women's Center
• Two-thirds of Upland public safety employees make more than $100,000
• Man sentenced for rabbit killings in Ontario
• Oak Park Cemetery expansion groundbreaking ceremony Thursday
• Chino City Manager Patrick Glover retires
• Driver hits booby trap left on San Dimas street
• Shootout in Pomona leaves suspect in critical condition
• ONT takes a hit again
• East Fork wins every time in battle with man
• Higher education rally set for Thursday
• 'The Rock' is ready to roll through Chino
• Huff introduces Brown's pension plan
• Chino council approves payment schedule for ending its redevelopment agency
• Festival of Books kicks off Read-a-Thon
• Funeral arrangements set for former Pomona Police Chief Joe Romero
• Pomona festival celebrates black culture
• City Council to review city attorney contract as legal fees escalate
• Prostitution sting results in 15 arrests
• Many homeowners unaware of rebates of up to $4,000 available for energy-efficiency upgrades
• 'Bone Appetito' event to raise money to help dogs and cats in need
• Storm to bring heavy snow, blizzard-like conditions on Monday
• Occupy Claremont vows to carry on despite setback
• Ontario hosts two-day martial arts fest
• Police looking for men who robbed Montclair jewelry store
• Tractor-trailer tips over on 10 Freeway in Montclair
• Pomona College fired 17 last year
• San Bernardino man shot, killed at end of police pursuit in L.A.
• Fontana police cite rapid rise in property crimes since start of early-out program for prisoners
• Rancho Cucamonga man writes of his experience with testicular cancer
• Supervisor pay-cut initiative amasses 50,000 signatures
• Donnelly charged with misdemeanors for gun incident at L.A./Ontario International
• Attorney sues Ontario over invocations
• EMS workers honored at Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center
• High school students honored in Black History Month event
• CBS News' Lesley Stahl to speak in Claremont
• County official to give State of Education speech
• Residents list attributes they want for next Claremont Unified superintendent
• Donnelly charged with misdemeanors for gun incident
• Residents list attributes they want for next Claremont Unified superintendent
• Interchurch musical program on Sunday
• District to hold community meetings
• Band boosters plan March 3 car wash
• Holocaust survivor speaks at University of La Verne
• Fontana mayor threatens 'war' to save city-run after-school program
• Industry mail processing center to shut down
• Son charged in fatal beating of mother
• Tehachapi conversations continue in Chino Hills
• Permit approved for new restaurant in former Chronic Cantina building in Upland
• Ontario denies attorney's request for evidence of $50 million available for city to take over airport
• Fontana police dog bites DUI suspect following chase
• McLeod recognizes Chaffey decathlon team
• Freedom Courtyard is coming along
• New green signs make some Uplanders see red
• Christian singles dance Saturday at Methodist Church in Upland
• EMS workers honored at Pomona Valley medical center
• Report: Local school districts among agencies in financial straits
• Request looks for ONT money answer
• Vigil supports workers
• Fundraisers will help Marine's family
• Huff introduces Brown's pension plan
• Locals react to Supreme court hearing torn over Stolen Valor Act
• Cal State faculty to vote on systemwide strike
• Supreme court torn over Stolen Valor Act
• Volunteers participate in Upland homeless count
• California Community Colleges system announces new budget cuts
• Upland councilman Gino Filippi to run for mayor
• Deputy's car rammed in Rancho Cucamonga
• University of La Verne students promote ballot initiative
• Chino council approves payment schedule related to RDA
• Funeral arrangements set for former Pomona Police Chief Joe Romero
• LA County Supervisors issue apology for forcing thousands of Latinos back to Mexico in 1929-44
• Chino Hills developed without benefit of a redevelopment agency
• Rancho Cucamonga's new app gives residents a new way to talk to the city, get key information
• L.A. County Board directs lawyers to draft rules preventing employees from asking for campaign donations
• Occupy Claremont to hold Saturday party on their last day in front of City Hall
• Airport slogan takes to the open road
• Unemployed flock to Ontario for job fair
• Professor awarded at Cal State San Bernardino
• Community forums this week will help guide Claremont Unified School District's superintendent selection
• Open carry advocates battle Upland
• Seminar Saturday on important women in Upland history
• Teacher uses T-shirts to encourage young people to pursue college
• IPoly High School chosen for academic study
• Alta Loma School District plans budget meetings
• New rules would forbid L.A. County managers running for office from seeking or accepting donations from employees
• Court rules Bonadie had prior conviction
• Victoria Rusnak to run in 41st Assembly race
• Rancho Cucamonga councilman recovering from successful surgery
• Upland Animal Shelter sale raises $9,000 for pets
• Pomona guardsmen found heat, boredom during border service in 1916
• Hospital to host Friday blood drive
• Rainbow assembly to host skating party
• Retired teachers to hear Citrus talk
• Fritz Coleman to headline March 10 fundraiser for San Dimas Veterans Monument
• Gas prices rising in Inland Empire
• University of La Verne students donate $1,000 to local nonprofits from T-shirt project
• U.S. Supreme Court to consider validity of Stolen Valor Act on Wednesday
• Center with parolee services marks anniversary
• Officials ponder next step after loss of redevelopment tools
• New restaurant is up for permit
• Pomona Host Lions Club celebrate Presidents Day with school flag presentations
• Pomona superintendent to take the district's funding hardship story to the community
• Kit-Cat clocks, now made in Ontario, have been tick-tocking for 80 years
• City facilitating Upland service council
• Glen Helen lakes get a share of anglers' delights
• Critics say good riddance to RDAs
• Pomona native was assistant director on Oscar-nominated film 'The Help'
• Rancho Cucamonga adds new farmers market for Saturdays
• Upland Highland Regiment holds first food truck fundraiser
• Annual book fest hits Chino on Feb. 26
• Fontana police warn residents about increase in burglaries
• Southern California cities rally behind Ontario efforts to take control of L.A./Ontario International Airport
• Man dies in residential fire
• LAWA official addresses Friends of ONT
• Annual Family Festival of Books set Feb. 26 at Chino Fairgrounds
• Labor market isn't child's play anymore
• Claremont man makes national news helping with Erin Brockovich
• 105 Chino Valley teachers, other employees to receive preliminary layoff notices
• Opponents said proposed mosque is being built on too small a parcel of land
• Mylar balloons make special occasions more festive but they often become headaches for Edison
• Claremont Unified begins process to determine if it is in compliance with Voting Rights Act
• Chilean singing group to perform in Upland
• Western U gives lots of kids, teens a thorough dental checkup
• Verdicts reached in sanity phase of Bonadie trial
• Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping visits Port of Los Angeles
• Occupy Claremont plans party, exit strategy
• Apellate court could have major impact on San Bernardino County corruption case
• Rancho Cucamonga council apologizes for removing slain soldier memorial without telling family
• Bug poses 'devastating impact' to citrus industry
• Latest Pomona USD expanded trustee areas meeting draws opponents in Diamond Bar
• Local centers offer free income tax preparation
• Report predicts unemployment drop to 11.5 percent as Los Angeles County economy slowly recovers
• Upland High School competing for dance sponsored by Footloose
• Rosena Ranch housing development under way in Fontana
• Deputies save teen from serious injury
• Rancho Cucamonga Mayor Dennis Michael's State of the City address
• Rancho Cucamonga mayor unveils smartphone app in upbeat State of City address
• University of La Verne dedicates Ontario campus
• DUI checkpoint Friday
• Man arrested on suspicion of burglary
• Family turns tragic death into charity
• Man sentenced in Montclair rape case
• Upland mayor deciding on San Antonio Water Co. water board appointments
• Visiting Nurses set to begin work on remodeling its Hospice House
• La Verne hands out more than $100,000 in development grant funds for 2012-2013
• Building-block contest introduces students to construction
• Etiwanda School District gets $20,000 donation
• Claremont passes $11 million in bonds for Webb Schools
• Sport Clips in Upland to raise funds for Steven's Hope
• Inland Empire mayors discuss demise of redevelopment agencies, paint gloomy picture
• Clerks cited for selling lotto tickets to minors
• Three couples renew their vows on Valentine's Day
• Home sale delayed as Occupy members protest foreclosure proceedings
• Man arrested after car chase
• Missing Fontana woman found safe
• Man suspected of starting fire dies in jail
• San Bernardino County budget gap narrowing
• Apple Valley developer DeFazio to be tried on perjury charges
• One-day field trip slated March 10
• Challenger Bowling to resume on March 17
• City Olympics meet planned on March 17
• Services scheduled for homeless Pomona man
• Chino Valley board to disclose number of preliminary teacher layoff notices on Thursday
• Even dull meetings fascinate in Upland
• Wells Fargo convenes home preservation workshop in Ontario
• Free program on keeping resolutions Saturday at library
• Rancho Cucamonga stepping up trespassing enforcement at Cucamonga Canyon
• Megan's Wings hosting poker night fundraiser
• Scholarships offered to Chino Hills High seniors
• Dispatcher-turned-assemblywoman seeks 911 privacy through bill
• Communities meetings for new Claremont Unified School District superintendent next week
• Free need-based income tax preparation offered in Fontana, San Bernardino, Redlands
• LAWA strikes back in PR war, promises new marketing of ONT
• Loaded gun found in Redlands man's carry-on at Ontario airport
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center expands Breathmobile service to High Desert
• University of La Verne to dedicate new Ontario campus
• Pomona moving forward toward improving the 71 into a full freeway
• Ontario candy shop prepares for Valentine's Day
• Pomona College agrees to settlement with NLRB over dining hall workers issue
• Dispatcher turned assemblywoman seeks 911 privacy through bill
• Police agencies spread out to check on businesses violating alcohol rules
• Smartphone app may soon allow immediate connection to emergency agencies
• Dog park coming to Diamond Bar
• Hamilton Boulevard rail crossing in Pomona, among improvements planned by Alameda Corridor agency
• Pomona troops manned the Mexican border in 1916 as war seemed on the horizon
• Annual Camellia Show set this weekend
• Church to hold recovery program
• School to host Feb. 22 blood drive
• National martial arts competition coming
• Co-founder of 'It Gets Better' project to speak in Claremont
• Pomona College agrees to settlement with NLRB over dining hall workers issue
• Bills seek to address RDA concerns
• Temple performs day of service
• A Force to be reckoned with at Winternationals
• Councils to back local control of ONT
• End of redevelopment agencies does answer the many questions cities have on existing projects
• One man killed, one wounded in separate shootings near Fontana
• Fort Irwin training creates new sort of soldier
• Four first-year teachers receive grants from CalRTA
• Still no linked bingo in Upland
• Procrastinators beware: Valentine's Day can be difficult for the last-minute flower customer
• Demise of school counselors possible as funding continues to dry up
• Bill would change 'Made in USA' law to favor manufacturers
• Colonies' case moving forward
• Pomona Concert Band to show of its individual talents in Winter Concert on Feb. 24
• Colonies' case moving forward
• WeTip: Four decades helping police solve and prevent crimes
• Manufacturers say Inland Empire needs better-trained workers
• San Antonio Community Hospital now designated Stroke Center
• Grand opening held for new Thai restaurant in Ontario
• Upland keeping newsletter contract
• Chino Legion projects helping Santa Claus Inc., Salvation Army
• Urban Fire Movement founders to speak to Upland Soroptimists
• Upland Animal Shelter holding yard sale
• LAUSD superintendent postpones Claremont speech
• Upland Public Library holding eReader workshop
• Chaffey High wins county academic decathlon
• Drag racing makes some people grimace and others grin in La Verne
• Ontario police holding DUI patrols Friday
• CHP officers identify possible driver in Fontana fatal collision
• My Delight Cupcakery named best cupcake in L.A.
• Upland man suing health insurance company for failing to pay medical claims
• Artist finishes second mural in Pomona Art Walk
• Chino City Council selects police chief as interim city manager
• Camp Fire volunteers make valentines for veterans at VA Hospital in Loma Linda
• Heart scare can't stop La Verne's iron man
• Former Twentynine Palms mayor to run for Third District Supervisor seat
• Webelos explore the desert
• Mortgage settlement includes billions for Inland Empire
• Disabled student barred from baseball team sues Chino Valley Unified School District
• Scheu Family YMCA in Upland plans open house Saturday to show off its expanding services
• $100,000 contribution not a bribe from Colonies, says Postmus
• New Fontana Kaiser hospital nears completion
• Teen wounded by gunfire in evening assault
• Man guilty in grandmother's death
• Pedregon tours hospital, joins in making valentines for young patients
• Group to stage traditional Mexican dance show
• Upland Woman's Club hosting bunco party Sunday
• School district plans prom-dress giveaway
• Marijuana foe speaks to Upland Rotary
• Disabled student barred from baseball team sues Chino Valley Unified School District
• Hellman Avenue Fire Station dedication ceremony
• Mixed reaction in first workshop on proposal to create Pomona school board trustee areas
• LAUSD superintendent to speak in Claremont
• Cal State San Bernardino students offer tax help
• University of La Verne students offer tax help
• Family of man killed in Monterey Park Carl's Jr shooting plans to start non-profit
• Suzanne Sproul: Fontana set to hold first Steelman Triathlon Challenge on Feb. 19
• Inland Empire gay-rights advocates rejoice at ruling
• Man killed in Fontana motor home fire
• Claremont officials detail budget at workshop
• Ontario offer for ONT totals $250 million
• Student Senate meeting features college officials addressing the SAT scandal
• Financial aid workshops set for college students
• Pomona council to address policy on impounding of unlicensed drivers' cars
• Claremont officials detail budget at workshop
• Six Rancho Cucamonga charging stations set up for drivers of electric vehicles
• Attorney files lawsuit demanding refund of Colonies settlement
• Upland to receive $1 million for Foothill widening project
• 'Out of Africa' exhibit opens at museum
• David Allen: 'Soul Train' was a ticket to a vibrant world
• Attorney files lawsuit demanding refund of Colonies settlement
• Sons of Norway set Saturday program
• Pomona nonprofit schedules open house
• Author to discuss Tea Party, Occupy
• NARFE plans luncheon meeting
• Stand By Us program planned on Sunday
• Man found unresponsive in Rancho Cucamonga wash
• Nearly 30 percent of SB County residents had no health insurance in 2009
• Ontario focusing on federal support in bid for airport control
• Police arrest 2 during DUI patrol
• Police looking for lost woman with Alzheimer's
• Upland man dies when car hits tree
• Chino assistant city manager abruptly hands in letter of resignation
• Hospital foundation dinner Thursday to raise funds and honor survivors of heart disease
• Claremont's Bryant & Co. Jewelers, founded in 1934, to close
• Verizon to set up streaming service with Redbox
• Workshop to examine plans for Holt Blvd.
• School to collect items for Goodwill
• Banning author to speak at Garden
• Valentine's Day food sale set Friday
• Claremont dealership selling electric vehicles
• Pumping ire: California in uproar in 1929 over low gas prices
• Low-income tax help begins Feb. 7
• Auditions planned for 'Molly Brown'
• Upland group plans rebirth of Thursday Market Night
• Claremont school district approves auction of Mountain Avenue property
• Parking frustrates Upland business owner
• Chaffey High's black and orange has super weekend
• 911 calls to be Sacramento topic
• Prospect of dry weather has San Bernardino water officials thankful for banking for non-rainy days
• Segregation at historic low, study shows
• Pomona hopes to close some streets to cars for a biking, jogging and walking event
• 'Shero' awards honor four women for contributions to their communities
• 5K run honors officer killed by drunken driver
• Chaffey dominates Academic Decathlon's final event
• Former West Covina councilman-turned congressman dies after Florida car crash
• A Super Sunday DUI crackdown
• Group of dads helping out at Rancho Cucamonga school
• Local experts, lawmakers expect nomination to go to Romney
• Police searching for other victims of Arizona man accused of having sex with local teen
• MS Society to host kickoff meeting
• Youth basketball signups scheduled
• Woman's Club plans Feb. 14 luncheon
• Sparks' dancers plan Feb. 18 audition
• Edison predits high cost, street disruptions in power lines go underground
• Calvert, Lewis hear from FAA there is little it can do to assist improved operations at ONT
• Lawmakers sound caution on Facebook IPO tax revenue
• Five businesses broken into by burglars
• Highland woman held in mortgage scam
• U.S. unemployment falls to 8.3 percent
• Friends worry about final resting place for two homeless Pomona people
• Chino Valley district makes $19.6 million in budget cuts
• Long-awaited opening of Toby Keith restaurant on the horizon
• Mt. SAC moving forward with stricter smoking policy
• Renovations under way at Upland women's spa
• Ontario Kiwanas collect cellphones for soldiers
• Grocery chain wears red to show support of American Heart Association
• School board member Chen aims to unseat Rep. Royce in Congress
• Experts: Fund-raising pace suggests Dreier retirement
• Elderly pedestrian struck and killed
• Two arrested in Rancho Cucamonga on suspicion of narcotics and stolen property possession
• Fire damages two homes in Fontana
• Water company settles for lower capital rate hike than requested
• Golden State Water vice president says its Claremont assets are not for sale
• PonTell to lead affordable housing organization
• Cal Poly Pomona students work on drone technology
• Developer purchases vacant lot in downtown Ontario
• Rancho Cucamonga Public Works Service Center moving to November or December completion
• Informality reigns at Pomona opera rehearsal
• Clear photographs, security have helped reduce stick-up numbers, FBI says
• First Fontana Town Hall meeting set Feb. 16
• Etiquette classes offered on Sundays
• Elderly pedestrian struck and killed in Upland
• Body found in burning car identified; cause of death still unknown
• Man killed in 60 Freeway crash
• Three teens, one with gun, rob man on street in Fontana
• Transients arrested in food voucher scheme
• Police officer saves life of baby
• Early signs suggest growth in demand for warehouse space
• Author Cornel West speaks at Cal Poly Pomona
• Jury finds Bonadie guilty in parents' deaths
• Students react to SAT inflation at Claremont McKenna College
• Upland Unified reviewing impact of governor's budget proposal
• Adult mentors making a difference with youngsters in a special after-school program
• 'Run for Russ' event planned Saturday
• Etiquette classes offered on Sundays
• Grief recovery group sets first meeting
• Church youth group to hold first session
• Barbershop Society to offer singing valentine
• City Hall to hold blood drive today
• Assistance League plans Tuesday lunch
• Upland Woman's Club to hear councilman
• Woman's Club sets Silver Tea on Tuesday
• Obama offers plan for homeowners to refinance even if they owe more than their house is worth
• Suzanne Sproul: 'Dead Man Walking' author to speak at Crossroads Inc. fundraiser
• Private gifts to CSU schools increase by 30 percent, Cal Poly Pomona continues to rally support
• Gunman robs cell-phone store
• Two SB suspects held in October homicide
• Incoming interim president outlines goals at San Bernardino Valley College
• Claremont McKenna College admits giving false SAT scores to publications
• Kaiser Permanente workers strike in Fontana
• Officials dedicate public exercise yard
• Drill prepares San Bernardino County, federal and state agencies for repatriation efforts
• Officials dedicate public exercise yard
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• OMSD, Day Creek Intermediate school honored
• Pomona designates Housing Authority to administer low-and moderate-income housing program
• Park's comment time extended
• Closing arguments end at murder trial
• Names of Fontana fatal crash victims released
• Security increased, reward offered after several thefts by vandals at Bellevue Cemetery
• San Bernardino County working with hospitals to reduce number of elective deliveries
• Customer thankful for lifesaving CPR performed by Farrell's server
• Ontario chief faces discrimination lawsuit
• Pomona nonprofit awards $206,000 in scholarships
• Claremont's Russian Village remains an 'out-of-suburbia' experience
• Vote to determine who will be RDA successor in Pomona
• Claremont council votes to appropriate $50,000 to projects after loss of redevelopment agency
• Pomona church welcomes past brides, grooms
• Walk in Chino Hills brings attention to human trafficking
• Prof. West coming to Cal Poly
• Toll lanes are under consideration for Inland Empire freeways
• Site of burned-out home prepared for community garden
• Upland to join cities in street light tariff reform
• Etiwanda High students key supporters of Pacific Lifeline's fundraiser
• Upland looking for some help in its court fight against dispensaries
• Upland moves forward on regulating water softeners
• Coalition helps exploited girls get off the streets
• University of La Verne holds commencement
• Arizona man arrested for failure to appear
• Teen center to host Valentine's Dance
• Super Bowl golf tourney set Feb. 5
• Legion Auxiliary sets international dinner
• Pastor to speak at Valentines Dinner
• 'Seasons' to open at Bridges Thursday
• Blood drive planned at Los Osos High
• Agencies for disabled seek politicians' help
• Walker House restaurant shuts down, San Dimas seeking new tenant
• Sentence overturned for prison guard
• Suspected burglar found in Rancho Cucamonga
• New research suggests link between genetics, Wall Street success
• Probe continues into fatal officer-involved shooting of Chino Hills man in Monterey Park
• Ontario chief faces discrimination lawsuit
• Explosion causes evening power outage
• Man cited for reckless driving-related collision
• Officials still seeking help with bank robbery
• Claremont's Bryant & Co. Jewelers, founded in 1934, to close
• San Joaquin Valley College honors grads
• Pomona car fire reveals burned body
• Supreme Court upholds Commission Senate maps
• Ontario-Montclair School District named statewide math and science demonstration center
• Appeals court upholds military impostor law
• Rancho Cucamonga softball coach arraigned on charges
• Local officials react to water conference
• Chino Valley district looking at $20 million in additional cuts to be made in the next two weeks
• La Verne state of the city and school district discussion focuses on loss
• Probe continues into fatal officer-involved shooting of Chino Hills man in Monterey Park
• Pomona Unified considers expanding board, electing trustees by area
• Claremont group protests against higher water rates
• Vigil honors memory of 'friendly, intelligent' man
• Fontana mayor vows to join fight for LA/ONT
• University of La Verne eyed as regional center for water research, industry
• ONT hotbed for counterfeit NFL jerseys
• 'Puffy Coat Bandit' indicted for 7 bank heists
• Loan modification event taking place in Ontario
• Ontario-Montclair School District named statewide math and science demonstration center
• Chino Hills school to hold open house Feb. 11
• Chino addresses its RDA issues
• California Teachers Association president talks to Chino Valley Unified teachers
• David Allen: Bowling, pizza unchanged in Montclair
• Search to begin for new Cal State SB president
• Time ticking for Occupy Claremont
• Judge: RC gang properly served for injunction
• KCF staff ready to run for kids
• Ontario man takes plea bargain for sex crimes
• Upland to take over affordable housing, RDA payment obligations
• Claremont homeless man found deceased on Claremont City Hall identified by family; vigil to take place tonight
• San Bernardino County supervisor says part-time status would be disastrous
• Crowds fills auditorium to hear author talk about his book on being victim of child abuse
• 2011 was third-slowest year on record for residential permits
• Arsenal FC plans February tryouts
• Blood drive planned at Los Osos High
• Free hats given out at Chino air museum
• Human trafficking topic of program
• Film, panel discussion on human trafficking planned Sunday in Pomona
• Underground route requested for power lines
• Board of Trustees approves salary cap for Cal State presidents
• Ontario city manager makes case for local control of airport to area business leaders
• Ground broken for long-awaited aquatics center at Diamond Bar High
• Short Takes, Jan. 26
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 25
• Los Angeles councilmen offer motion to determine way to transfer ONT to city of Ontario
• Ontario man takes plea bargain for sex crimes
• Staff photographer Will Lester becomes four-time winner of national photography award
• Nominees sought for Education Medal of Honor
• San Bernardino County seeks nominees for education award
• Pomona Unified school board denies charter school proponents' application
• Claremont water dispute emphasized in State of the City address
• Claremont's Bryant & Co. Jewelers, founded in 1934, to close
• Long-awaited Rancho Cucamonga fire station opens
• Upland to citizens: Don't worry, be happy
• Man's body found next to Claremont City Hall; Police say he was not associated with Occupy campers
• Los Angeles councilmen offer motion to determine way to sell ONT to city of Ontario
• Pomona Unified considers expanding board, electing trustees by area
• Three Valleys Municipal Water District changes divisional lines
• Pomona council delays steps on taking over affordable housing from redevelopment agency
• Gold Line bridge work to cause more lane closures
• Joe Blackstock: Marshal loses fight, and job, when sucker-punched by Ontario city trustees
• Local soldiers, and their families, dine together before deployment
• San Bernardino County Supervisors proposing more benefits cuts
• Winds due after after rain and snow in I.E.
• Author Cornel West to speak at Cal Poly Pomona
• Temple Avenue resurfacing, turn-lane widening to begin near Mt. SAC
• Supreme Court strikes down California ban on slaughtering downed swine
• LAWA president says ONT can't be sold for two years
• 'Don Pasquale' set 4 times in February
• Ceramic exhibit open at Petterson Museum
• Food distribution planned Saturday
• Starbucks to host Saturday blood drive
• Church to host food distribution
• School 'spirit day' to raise funds for library
• Local education officials supportive of governor's student testing ideas
• Pomona Unified considers expanding board, electing trustees by area
• Chino council to hire agency to begin city manager search
• Claremont school board to focus on English instruction after two years of poor test scores
• Battle picking up to represent 40th
• Tuskegee Airmen attend movie screening in Ontario
• Local students, educators give mixed reactions to proposed community colleges changes
• Media commentators speak at Pomona education event
• State of City addresses are scheduled
• Soldier stops by to thank students for their support
• Claremont's Pomona College performance art shines
• San Bernardino man hits big bull's-eye in Hong Kong
• Upland office celebrating Year of Dragon
• Rancho gets ready for end of RDAs
• Trash company's experiment turning restaurant leftovers into a saleable product
• From highway to superhighway
• Ceremony remembers 54 unborn babies
• City expenditures to continue to surpass revenues
• Congressmen say jobs key priority for 2012
• Rancho Cucamonga gang target of continuing county crackdown
• Ontario/Chaffey Community Show Band will let 'Stars Shine'
• Fair slates Aug. 31 for opener
• Ontario takes P.R. campaign to southern California politicians
• Million dollar message: Wrestling legend Ted DiBiase exchanges grappling for the gospel
• Inland Empire unemployment rate drops to 12.2 percent
• Woman escapes from burglar
• SUV crashes, catches fire on 60 Freeway in Diamond Bar
• Friends and family say their final goodbyes to Sen. Ruben Ayala
• Rancho Cucamonga joins in supporting Ontario in its efforts to take over airport
• Short Takes, Jan. 21
• Detectives renew call for public's help in tracking down Diamond Bar bank robber
• Cities in San Bernardino County mostly score Fs in survey on tobacco control
• Performing arts school to showcase students
• Cucamonga School District to host health fair
• Bill would relabel 'low-achieving' schools as 'open enrollment'
• State creates task force to strengthen teachers
• Claremont school board to focus on English instruction after two years of poor test scores
• College graduates and near-grads converge on job fair seeking future employment
• Professor awarded in surprise classroom visit
• CVB Financial reports record profits
• University to host water technology conference
• Kaiser gives Ontario $1 million grant to encourage healthy living
• Pomona event aims to promote pride
• Stater Bros. chairman donates to university
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 20
• Dutton eyes Congress
• Professor awarded in surprise classroom visit
• Hundreds attend service for Ruben Ayala
• Ontario fires back at Los Angeles over criticism of its campaign to take over ONT
• Upland medical marijuana co-op to remain open
• Claremont Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden walking group meets Saturday mornings
• Annual Dokken Scholarship competition set for Monday's Ontario/Chaffey Show Band concert
• Warehouses in Chino cited for worker safety violations
• Short Takes, Jan. 20
• Kiwanis sets up collection sites for used cell phones to be exchanged for phone cards for soldiers
• Crash on 10 Freeway in Montclair causes lane closures
• La Verne council will end redevelopment agency
• Body art: the good, the bad, and the deadly
• Baca named in ACLU lawsuit alleging abuse
• Thousands gather in Pomona to become U.S. citizens
• Local lawmakers sound off on anti-online piracy bills opposed by many Internet companies
• University of La Verne set for commencement
• Soroptimists to walk to focus attention on the growing problem of human trafficking
• Upland to bring water well back on line
• Brown gives State of the State address
• GOP pushes back on Brown's tax plan
• UPDATE: Supreme Court to review Upland medical marijuana case
• Donations rise 30 percent in Cal State system
• Tri-City Mental Health Wellness Center officials pleased with facility's early turnout
• Claremont groups drop lawsuit
• La Verne council begins process of eliminating its redevelopment agency
• Chino council to hire agency for city manager search
• Upland Library embracing digital
• Conservative media figures to speak at Pomona event
• Pomona council appoints committee to redraw board members' district boundaries
• Sanchez pleads not guilty
• 'Rachel's Challenge' set for Alta Loma program
• Ontario officials launch P.R. campaign for ONT
• Upland motion to shut down a medical marijuana cooperative fails
• Humble coffee shop is where the elite eat
• Ayala services set for this week
• Short Takes, Jan. 18
• Aspiring teachers receive $30,000 fellowships
• Warner to run for Assembly against Morrell
• Clean-air advocates see real need to check pollution levels along region's freeways
• New Assembly bill goes after parents of truant teens
• Montclair walkathon raises money for homeless
• I.E. Food Truck Fest returns to Ontario in May
• County officials say efficiency initiative is saving $218 million
• Council to discuss possible redistricting
• ID thieves find easy pickings in California
• Montclair walkathon raises money for homeless
• Loans available for wind damage
• Upland committee gets lesson on Brown Act
• Mom arrested for pot while visiting son at juvenile probation camp
• Joe Blackstock: Everything came up roses for Armstrong when he made Ontario his home
• Having a dream and keeping it alive
• Montclair dissolving its redevelopment agency
• Pomona to consider redistricting
• Upland to purchase three police vehicles
• Pomona transfer station proponent plans education campaign with the public
• University of La Verne law students back change
• Claremont senior center and nearby Larkin Park to be changed
• Big crowd gets on board for Train Days at county museum
• Music, dance, big crowd at Asian American Expo
• A performing career to Shout about
• Ruben Ayala was devoted to his community
• Total ban urged on cellphones while driving
• Tech Trek leads girls to math
• Officials plan community meetings on possible Victorville-to-Palmdale roadway
• Pomona's public art movement gaining momentum
• Many partisan fights in Congress may have helped Rep. Lewis to make decision on retirement
• Occupy movement members demonstrate in front of Ontario bank
• Cal Poly student sentenced to 6 months in jail for taking bathroom cellphone videos
• State Sen. Dutton talks about possible run for Congress, budget issues at San Bernardino breakfast
• Chance of first rain of 2012 coming this weekend
• Pomona Valley nurses turned used uniforms to special quilts for cribs of newborns
• Local couple's decade-long mentoring effort pays off for two young people in need of a little help
• High fire danger warning issued as blaze closes Highway 18 for 13 hours
• Hampered by redevelopment news, R.C. looks ahead
• Congressman Jerry Lewis to retire
• Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden starts regular walking club
• Occupy Claremont members vow to fight on, even without tents
• Driver dies Sunday when car hits tree
• Armed robber hits Jack in the Box
• Man, 71, found dead at fire identified
• Burglars hit T-Mobile during crime rash
• Claremont car chase ends with two arrests
• Ontario makes first move to terminate its redevelopment agency
• Lewis' announcement sparks cascade of candidates to fill void
• Humane Society promotes program to counter effects of 'puppy mills'
• Services for longtime Pomona Valley hospital executive, JoAnne Gray George, planned Friday afternoon
• Founder of TED Conferences speaks at Cal Poly Pomona
• Local artwork at Camp Pendleton
• Ontario man tied to 25 armed robberies
• Edison sends Tehachapi date to PUC
• Rep. Dreier names local service academy nominees
• Short Takes, Jan. 13
• Science program serves as AAUW fundraiser to help send girls to math and science camp
• Pomona school board gets involved in transfer station
• Adoptions up; euthanasia is down at Upland Animal Shelter
• United Way raising money for kids programs
• Dreier's next move closely watched
• Founder of TED Conferences speaks at Cal Poly Pomona
• Ontario makes first move to terminate its redevelopment agency
• End could be coming soon for Occupy Claremont
• End could be coming soon for Occupy Claremont
• University of La Verne receives $1.5 million in grants
• Upland makes next legal move against marijuana cooperative
• Chino Commercial Bank nets profits in 2011
• Pomona school board gets involved in transfer station
• Concerts to showcase student musicians
• Etiwanda School District seeks applicants for board
• Cal Poly Pomona ranked among high-value colleges
• Charges dropped against Vagos president
• Employers boost hiring
• South Ontario Fresh and Easy one of 12 stores to close temporarily
• Claremont chamber denies violating police union's rights
• Area where homicide, fire occurred a family place for Upland police officers
• University of La Verne law dean retires
• David Allen: Upland council kicks off 2012 like it's 2010
• Three residents named to Upland committees
• Bill would limit president salaries in CSU system
• South Ontario Fresh and Easy one of 12 stores to temporarily close
• City files motion with Appellate Court to dissolve stay on G3 injunction
• Interactive display focusing on child abuse coming to Arrowhead Regional Medical Center
• Churches kick off plans for fundraising bike ride
• Play to start remembrance of Martin Luther King in Fontana
• Opponents of Pomona waste transfer station urge council not to schedule appeal hearing on issue
• Former Claremont mayor and city historian, Judy Wright, dies
• Trial begins for Montclair man in parents deaths
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 10
• Coachella 2012 lineup announced; tickets go on sale Friday
• Event targets state of black male/female relationships
• Edison to provide information to state Public Utilities Commission on expanded power line project
• University of La Verne law dean retires
• Claremont Police Officers Association files lawsuit against city, chamber of commerce
• Calm winds, temperatures forecasted for Ontario
• Professor to sign book on STEM education
• Former Claremont mayor and city historian dies
• Donnelly deals with the target on his back
• Groundbreaking set for high school aquatic center
• Charter school on Pomona's agenda
• Grove repairs nearly complete
• Claremont Colleges complete construction projects in 2011
• Harvey Mudd College professors win prestigious engineering award
• Reptile event showcases cold-blooded pets at Fairplex
• School districts to introduce transitional kindergarten
• School administrators see little gain from state Supreme Court ruling on redevelopment agencies
• Hit-and-run driver kills man on Vineyard Avenue
• Strong winds blow through valley
• Man dies in crash
• Rancho Cucamonga teen racing hard to recover from devastating motorcycling crash
• Ontario Nativity scenes come down but there's plans for rehabilitating the 53-year-old works
• Montclair Community Collaborative continues to bring city together
• New open carry law upsets IE gun advocates
• Cable Airport's annual airshow finishes today
• Ballot initiative would expand role of online classes in K-12 system
• Armed robber strikes Fontana restaurant
• Pomona coalition gets federal grant
• Colton man held in jail jumpsuit theft
• Colonies' defense attorneys seek labor union records
• U.S. unemployment rate drops to 8.5 percent
• G3 to stay open
• CVUSD board denies charter petition
• Donnelly says petition drive has fallen short in effort to repeal the California Dream Art
• Christophe's leaving with large debt to city, landlord
• United Way to hold its Challenge for Children benefit on Jan. 26
• Cable Airshow set for today and Sunday
• Recall advisory on LED flashlight sets
• Claremont council votes to go ahead with attempting to purchase Golden State Water Co.
• Man sentenced in patient abuse at Chino mental health facility
• Man sentenced in patient abuse at Chino mental health facility
• Potential trigger cuts target K-12
• Assemblyman Donnelly discusses threats
• Upland medical marijuana facility G3 remains open; decision to be made this morning
• Opponents of Pomona waste transfer station deliver protest letters; item off Monday's agenda
• Harvey Mudd College professors win prestigious engineering award
• Rancho Cucamonga pushes for lower utility rates for street lights
• Former Sen. Ruben Ayala dies at 89
• Dollar General job fair attracts a crowd in Ontario
• Short Takes, Jan. 6
• Huff selected as Senate Republican Leader
• Local Catholic bishop resigns after revealing secret family
• Mountain resort looks forward to cooler temps
• Students at Mt. SAC, Cal Poly learning to be cyberwarriors in war against international online threats
• Gunman takes cash from Jack in the Box
• Three Fontana school district parents arrested for failure to address truancy
• Possible purchase of Golden State Water Co., rate increase topics of discussion at tonight's meeting
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 5
• Chino Valley Unified officials expect cuts in 2012
• Judge orders extradition of Apple Valley martial arts studio owner accused of molesting 6 children
• Trial prep underway for Bonadie who is accused of killing parents
• Auxiliary bishop of Los Angeles Archdiocese resigns after admitting fathering two children
• Chino city manager announces retirement
• Upland medical marijuana facility G3 remains open
• Discount retailer to hold interviews Thursday and Friday in Ontario to fill more than 300 jobs
• A look at some remarkable moments in the Iowa caucuses
• Cause of deadly crash at San Dimas reservoir may be known soon
• Huge rock may move through area for art exhibit; Diamond Bar demands compensation
• High gas prices likely for 2012
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 4
• Ontario Mills closes half of food court
• Man accused of killing grandmother, setting house on fire pleads not guilty
• Huge rock may move through Inland Valley for art exhibit; Diamond Bar demands compensation
• Upland rejects Quincey claim
• Montclair High charity helps family in house fire
• Man accused of killing grandmother, setting house on fire pleads not guilty
• Lai hopes to raise money for museum to thank America for welcoming Vietnamese immigrants
• Peyton construction work nearing at end
• More than 3,000 Occupy protesters descend on the Rose parade
• More than 400 young women to compete for Miss California USA title this weekend
• Fontana school board member to be on 'Anderson' daytime TV show
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 3
• Americans Elect hopes to give voters alternative candidates in November
• Challenges to state Senate redistricting moving forward
• Cal Poly float comes 'To The Rescue' at 123rd Rose Parade
• Joe Blackstock: Maloney has spent his life keeping America's aviation heritage flying high
• Airshow flies into airport in Upland
• Friends, co-workers help give Fontana family a happy Christmas despite being burglarized
• City joins with WaterSense federal program
• Upland to ban new installation of salt-based water softeners
• Hope of the Hills feeling positive after some favorable news in its battle with Edison
• Congress' 'difficult year' ends after much conflict and lack of progress
• Oh, baby, what a way to ring in New Year's Day
• Sheriff Baca fends off charges
• Citizens Business Bank had a smooth 2011 after a rough 2010
• Arrests, citations at DUI checkpoint
• Officer justified in 2010 shooting
• Police cites five servers
• RV show attracts crowd at Fairplex
• Congress' 'difficult year' ends after much conflict and lack of progress
• Program to assist early childhood teachers and providers planned Jan. 28 in Rancho Cucamonga
• Moving Day: Diamond Bar gets new digs after 11 years in AQMD building
• With the help of the public, police homicide clearance rates are continuing to improve
• Aircraft company credits worker dedication as key to its success
• Inland Empire protesters support Occupy The Rose Parade
• ID thieves find easy pickings in California
• Cracking down on lighting up
• Tournament of Roses Parade lineup
• Upland officials exit amid charges
• December to remember as Iraq war ends and troops come home
• Education sees many changes with cuts, layoffs, charters
• Job creation sees boost, but housing prices remain low
• A momentous year in state politics
• ONT's struggles in 2011
• Upland medical marijuana collective reopens
• New laws take effect in California
• Suspected Pomona hit-and-run driver turns self in
• San Dimas men accused of beating Glendora man
• DA files felony complaint against man suspected of killing grandmother
• Roundup of our top quotes of 2011
• ONT's struggles in 2011
• New laws promote gay history, illegal immigrants
• San Bernardino International Airport in spotlight in 2011
• Upland to face litigation, budget and scandals in 2012
• Top 5 stories of 2011 in Upland
• Senior briefs, Dec. 31
• Suzanne Sproul: Alf Museum shows off fossil discoveries of years of Webb Schools students
• Baldy View ROP opens new medical wing
• More than 100 attend vigil
• Repo man gets carjacked in Upland
• Chino Valley Unified board approves charter school's renewal petition
• Cal Poly Pomona expected to re-open up today following completion of high-voltage electrical repairs
• Local cities stunned by Supreme Court ruling on redevelopment agencies
• Father to ride on "Donate Life" float to honor his son who donated an organ to Rancho Cucamonga woman
• Pomona police seek witnesses after fatal hit and run hit-and-run kills bicyclist
• University of La Verne professor receives $25,000 grant for fiction
• Animal abuse charges filed against Ontario man
• San Dimas set to talk about change in 2012
• Top stories of 2011 in San Dimas
• Program to assist early childhood teachers and providers planned Jan. 28 in Rancho Cucamonga
• Short Takes, Dec. 30
• Elderly hoarders need positive intervention
• RANCHO CUCAMONGA: The year in review, 2011
• RANCHO CUCAMONGA: The year ahead, 2012
• United States ambassador visits Ontario Rotary Club
• Man suspected of killing grandmother, setting an Upland house on fire
• L.A. County supes set priorities
• Special meeting on water-rate increases
• Construction on Campus Avenue to end soon
• Cal Poly campus closed through Friday for high-voltage electrical repairs
• Cal Polys preparing intricate Rose Parade float depicting three super heroes
• Top stories of 2011 in Pomona
• Conference center, updated general plan are key projects due to be completed in 2012
• Crime & Public Safety. Dec. 28
• Phone scam targets L.A. County residents
• Upland Marketplace closing today
• Former Upland police chief dropped from case
• Contemporary nativity installation damaged in hate crime in Claremont
• Walnut Valley Unified introduces transitional kindergarten program
• Medical marijuana president speaks to Upland Rotary
• Planes of Fame asking the public for their vote
• ONTARIO: The year is review, 2011
• ONTARIO: The year ahead, 2012
• Joe Blackstock: Woman threatens to croak to get medical help
• Claremont Unified selects timeline for supe search
• Shoppers look for deals the day after Christmas
• Planes of Fame asking the public for their vote
• Wounded soldier still on life support after being shot at welcome-home party
• VFW draws former military, concerned volunteers to attend post's annual community Christmas dinner
• Golden State water customers to get refunds
• La Verne firefighters and friends continue 86-year-old Christmas morning tradition
• North Montclair construction to start in 2012
• Top stories of 2011 out of Montclair
• Harvey Mudd College ranks second in state in graduates' salaries
• Oxford Prep's fate to be determined
• They made sure meeting went great guns
• Finances including redevelopment agency biggest focus in 2012 for La Verne
• Christmas miracle occurs at area schools
• Upland to ban new installation of salt-based water softeners
• Crime & Public Safety, Dec. 25
• Top stories of 2011 out of La Verne
• Children receive gifts from Santa at Cable Airport in Upland
• 5,000 turn out for Chino Hills boat parade
• 5,000 turn out for Chino Hills boat parade
• Ahmadiyya Muslim Community begins its three-day convention at Chino mosque
• Fontana to upgrade freeway access
• Punch Bowl bring together athletes with health problems for a game of joy
• 'Layaway angels' help pay off K-Mart customers' accounts at Ontario stores
• LAUSD vows to keep buses running despite budget cuts
• Planes of Fame asking the public for their vote
• Ontario councilwoman sends message to LAWA using Christmas lights
• Top stories of 2011 out of Fontana
• Claremont city managers honored Thursday night
• Worker's Comp and litigation costs up 14 percent for year for L.A. County
• Light pre-Christmas traffic at LA/ONT
• Senior menus, Dec. 24
• Senior briefs, Dec. 24
• Winds wreak havoc on local freeways
• Thoroughbred Street always popular this time of year
• Diamond Bar preparing for new City Hall
• Diamond Bar's top stories of 2011
• Former Upland mayor files claim against city seeking defense in civil complaint
• State Supreme Court denies Chino Hills petition to review power line project
• GOP folds on payroll tax
• Ontario physicians group part of nationwide pilot program
• Chino Neighborhood House's Christmas party brings smiles to those in need
• Children recieve gifts from Santa at Cable Airport in Upland
• Montclair council votes to continue retirement contribution by firefighters
• Public safety unit accepts arbitrator's labor terms
• Ontario spa manufacturer is sold
• Measure to continue La Verne tax on telecommunications set for March ballot
• Realtors: U.S. home sales even less than previously reported
• Report exposes party meddling in redistricting
• Top 5 stories of 2011 in Claremont
• Needy children, dependents of military get early Christmas from Torres' annual toy drive
• Water named as top issue for Claremont in 2012
• Upland staff reviewing rent reduction policy
• Pomona man stabbed to death in Arcadia
• Community invited to gather around nativity scenes on Friday
• Santa Claus pays a visit to Kingsley Elementary
• How Democrats Fooled California's Redistricting Commission
• Short Takes, Dec. 22
• Sunday school students at St. Elias in Upland donate gifts to sick children in Fontana
• A little girl's big heart inspires La Verne school to give
• Occupiers, others, pack council meeting
• Ontario receives $1 million grant to encourage healthy living, eating habits to residents
• A LOOK AHEAD: Chino Hills residents and officials set to battle towers
• New Fairplex convention center facility set to open next month
• Hanukkah begins; Menorah lit in Upland
• Those with ties to Korea unsure about the future of North Korea's leadership
• Top stories in 2011 for Chino Hills
• Chino Valley board to decide whether to renew charter for county's top performing school
• Crime & Public Safety, Dec. 21
• La Verne Councilman Rodriguez has surgery
• Board could close San Bernardino County's top performing school
• La Verne Councilman has surgery
• St. Vincent de Paul conference still collecting last-minute donations of food, gifts
• Short Takes, Dec. 21
• Gunman had been scolded
• Salon owner offers holiday gift to those in need in the form of a free haircut
• Ontario fire chief to be recognized by City Council upon his retirement
• Chino loses cultural center
• Chino voters to fill 3 seats, mayor included
• Family got a closeup view of war right from their own kitchen
• Upland junior high students play flag football championship at new YMCA
• Measure to continue La Verne tax on telecommunications set for March ballot
• Area cities chart course for 2012
• Pomona discusses replacing two fire stations with one
• Leukemia patient's life is brightened by a colorful redo of her bedroom
• Claremont Hills Wilderness Park parking area to be expanded
• Claremont Symphony Orchestra scores with sing-along, Handel music
• 'Carvnival Just for Kids' draws big turnout
• Colonies provides Christmas cheer to kids
• State funding cuts have varying impacts on local districts
• Chino Hills, Walnut men killed in Irwindale office shooting
• Real trees or fake ones? The debate over the holiday tradition rages on
• VFW sets Christmas meal for the needy
• Educators seek charter school
• Local water agency hopes buying desert water may provide 'insurance' for dry years
• Holtrust remembered as hero
• Students' parents receive computer training
• Ontario officials reject LAWA's report
• Senate leaders reach a compromise
• Unemployment rates drop in Inland Empire
• Claremont Unified selects timeline for superintendent search
• Ex-Covina employee from Upland accused of stealing $340,000 in city funds
• Two Arrested in Chino Hills with stolen property
• Senior menus, Dec. 17
• Senior briefs, Nov. 17
• Steven's Hope going in different direction in fundraising for its communities activities
• Los Angeles Temptation to bring lingerie football to Ontario tonight
• U.S. declares official end to war in Iraq
• DUI enforcement to surge over holidays
• Tree removal draws ire from Rancho Cucamonga commission, residents
• LAWA to study giving Van Nuys Airport
• LAWA officials consider improvements to ONT traffic
• Burglar steals tablet computers from Claremont school
• Rancho Cucamonga gets help after storm
• Leticia Garcia nominates Gus Hawthorne for her post on Fontana school board
• Firefighters, district provide an early Christmas to 100 Chino Valley students
• San Bernardino County emergency stroke network to begin operations today
• Retired fireman killed abroad
• Officials decry education cuts, weigh options for new taxes
• Foreclosures jump in Inland Empire, Los Angeles County
• Claremont council holds off a decision about breaking up Occupy encampment
• Riverside council backs Ontario over ONT battle
• Short Takes, Dec. 15
• Former Mt. SAC fire chief pleads no contest, released from jail
• Supporters come out for animal rescue
• Ontario/Chaffey Show Band set to perform its annual holiday concert on Monday
• Pomona Host Lions Club launches annual Sight for Success campaign
• Upland won't amend bingo ordinance
• Charter makes case to Pomona school board
• Claremont council holds off a decision about breaking up Occupy encampment
• Higher education braces for even less money
• Guzman, Rothman sworn in to seats on the Pomona Unified board
• Prime Healthcare says it has not knowledge of report that FBI is probing its operations
• San Bernardino County schools show improvement in key areas
• Vets and homeless to get help in Rancho on Christman Day
• Fire under control in Pomona, strip club evacuated
• Upland resident makes progress with city
• Two arrested for holding up cab driver after using taxi to travel to possible crime scene
• Closed-door meetings scheduled with Pomona College officials over dismissed dining hall workers
• Schools bracing for word on potential cuts
• Student threatens discrimination lawsuit against Ayala High School
• Lions Club helps students see with tree sales
• Measure to continue La Verne tax on telecommunications set for March ballot
• Joe Blackstock: Booker T. Washington charmed the Valley when he came to this area to raise funds
• Short Takes, Dec. 13
• 4,000 turn out for Holiday Half Marathon at Fairplex
• Montclair-based doctor helps make tattoo mistakes a thing of the past
• Paint jobs and patrols
• House GOP members unveil unemployment benefit extension bill
• Ontario man in fatal off-road crash
• Fontana man struck, killed while crossing the street
• Claremont parking, Occupy on agenda
• SB supes to consider ethics reform
• Winter storm headed toward Southern California
• Pomona Christmas Parade thrills locals
• Walkers hit streets for suicide prevention
• Occupy groups meet in Ontario
• Rialto green fuel plant offline for improvements
• Experiences can differ for charter schools seeking approval
• Bethlehem market re-enacted at church
• Anti-Walmart activists target city permits
• MOMI supports Pomona High School teen parents
• Water rate hikes tied to aging infrastructure
• Firefighters extinguish early morning fire
• Man asked to discipline Chino boy held for abuse
• Pair robbed outside Plaza
• City sends letter to public about Occupy Claremont encampment saying it's no violation of ordinance
• Health and exercise events at Fairplex today lead up to Sunday's Holiday Half Marathon
• County officials hope to offer health treatment, prevention information to early-release prisoners
• Ontario police to target impaired holiday drivers
• Elderly transient injured in brush fire
• Firefighters extinguish early morning fire
• Pair robbed outside Plaza
• Farrell's makes its return to the Inland Empire
• Gregory Eyler pleads no contest in Assessor's Office case
• Fun After Fifty Club offers trips to casinos
• Signups open for casino trip for seniors
• Holiday luncheon offered by Rotary Club
• Suzanne Sproul: Michael Tracey takes up challenge of raising funds for hospital foundation
• Senior menus, Dec. 9
• Occupy Claremont faithful remain vigilant through cold night
• Inmates set to be freed
• Four more charges filed against businessman in county corruption probe
• Montclair explores community garden options
• Ontario officers to conduct saturation patrol
• 20 Inland Valley businesses cited in multi-agency sweep for selling alcohol to minors
• Pomona's 71 Freeway/Mission Blvd. interchange is fully open
• Chino Hills group pickets at Edison headquarters protesting electric towers project
• Diamond Bar voters reject ZIP code consolidation
• Gunman robs Diamond Bar store
• Montclair man pleads guilty in fatal DUI crash
• BREAKING: Pomona police serve search warrant at Second Street medical marijuana dispensary
• University of La Verne education program receives national accreditation
• Pomona Concert Band plan annual Christmas concert with the theme, `Christmas Around the World'
• Short Takes, Dec. 9
• Boy Scout council to honor community efforts of Katie Roberts
• Convention center's management gets high marks
• National Labor Relations Board accuses Pomona College of violating federal law; hearing Feb. 6
• Posada at Pomona College focuses on employees fired over lack of documentation as legal workers
• Officials dedicate new bridge carrying the Pacific Electric Trail over Foothill Boulevard
• Statue to Buddhist deity being sculpted in Pomona by Tibetan artisan
• Pomona boy was accidentally shot by relative
• Inland Empire unemployment rate has noticeable improvement, but still high
• Montclair explores community garden options
• LA Council asks for ONT report on storage unit
• Rancho Cucamonga student leader Terri Large passes after cancer fight
• Short Takes, Dec. 8
• Public art ordinance gets approval in Pomona
• Upland man recalls the terror and appreciates the impact of the attack on Pearl Harbor 70 years ago
• Residents upset over proposed Golden State Water Company rate increase
• Crime & Public Safety, Dec. 7
• Applicant figures rise in Cal State University system
• Homicide rates keep declining
• Contractor named in indictment with ex-mayor pleads guilty
• ONT report on cold storage unit approved
• University of La Verne education program receives national accreditation
• Upland police still investigating alleged rape
• R.C. student leader passes after cancer fight
• City officials hoping community supports garden
• Covina police to display goods recovered from alleged burglary ring in bid to find rightful owners
• Local First 5 commission sticks with slimmer budget, despite judge returning $1 billion
• Page One sells alcohol, but it's not much of a profit center
• Crime and public safety, December 6
• Colton couple attacked by naked man still hospitalized
• Supervisors create task force to aid with state shortfall
• Upland police still investigating alleged rape
• Fontana beauty pageant contestant focuses on holiday singing engagements before locking onto new challenge
• Joe Blackstock: Ontario rescued Upland on the night of the fire that almost destroyed the town
• Red Flag warning issued for Inland Empire
• Victim of Fontana fatal shooting identified
• Royce says more residents are needed to rally against proposed power towers
• Morrell and Dutton already battling it out
• Horse show in Rancho Cucamonga brings joy to disabled riders
• Once-troubled development in downtown San Dimas nears opening; affordable housing available
• Christmas parade returns to Pomona
• Crime and Public Safety, December 5
• Community garden to provide for community and residents of rehab
• Community Foundation celebrates 70th year assisting people in San Bernardino, Riverside counties
• Veterans memorial in Rancho Cucamonga nears its funding goal
• Supervisors to discuss cutting greenhouse gas emissions
• The economy causing some to opt out of the Rose Parade
• Living Nativity program offered Thursday through Saturday in Rancho Cucamonga
• Three young men try to bring back yesteryear at The Barbershop
• Harvest Festival gets rolling
• Claremont group pledges to fight rising water rates
• Homes needed for lots of beagles
• Christmas on Euclid
• Medical marijuana facility open in Upland
• Judge wrestled with decision to detain or release Ontario man in child porn case
• Two killed when car runs red light, collides with paramedic unit in Fontana
• Workshop addresses city, resident concerns
• ICE busts child porn ring
• Nation's jobless rate falls to 8.6%
• Ontario furniture store joins residents in helping to Stuff-a-Bus
• 15 arrested at Pomona College dining hall workers protest
• More temporary events to be held at Ontario Mills Mall
• Linda Bracey to be honored Sunday as Outstanding Senior Citizen of the Year
• Community Foundation celebrates 70th year assisting people in San Bernardino, Riverside counties
• Senior menus, Dec. 3
• Occupy Claremont suppporters gather at City Hall
• CHP sees spike in DUI arrests
• Ontario/Chaffey Show Band sets concert
• Miller meets with federal housing officials
• One person dies following fiery traffic collision on 10 Freeway
• Regional Occupy groups merge into one
• Crime and Public Safety, December 2
• Untitled
• Ramos is new Claremont city manager
• Short Takes, Dec. 2
• ONT report on storage unit requested
• Baca wants more customs agents requested at ONT
• Outdoor view of Outdoor Man looks familiar
• Beagles rescued from puppy mill up for adoption
• County students' physical fitness results 'troubling'
• Rice stays away from political issues in Claremont Colleges speech
• West, Adele top Grammy nominations
• La Verne flight school owner fraudulently obtained visas for foreigners
• Hospital program dispenses healthy dosage of cheer
• Ontario/Chaffey Show Band to perform two Christmas concerts
• Forest Service firefighter accepts plea agreement, sentenced to two years
• Employees forced into bathroom during Auto Zone robbery
• Former Chino Valley Unified board member seeks seat in 2012
• Three-day Christmas Nativity Art and Music Festival set to open Thursday in Upland
• City Council approves funding for purchase of former YMCA building
• Supervisors create task force to aid with state shortfall
• Parents seeing charter schools as alternative
• Local girl up for big reward
• Motel owner sues Montclair over business renewal, code citations
• E-Verify use growing but slowly; Ontario biggest in county
• Judge orders more Grand Jury transcripts be handed over to Colonies' defendants
• Crime and public safety, November 30
• A lot of ha-ha's out of Upland meeting
• Short Takes, Nov. 30
• Local Kiwanis Club collecting used cell phones to raise money for free phone calls home for military
• Saturday's annual Pomona Eagles holiday fundraiser to benefit Inland Valley Hope Partners
• Morrissey's music entertains sold-out Fox Theater in Pomona
• Forecasters say windy weather on the way
• City Council approves funding for purchase of former YMCA building
• Claremont offers contract to Ramos
• Competitive Assembly races on horizon for 2012
• Prisoner realignment might affect Colonies case
• Man arrested after throwing stars found in carry on
• Local congressman in Egypt to observe elections
• Rumored closure of campuses causes stir in Chino Valley Unified
• 2 Pomona Unified high schools could get modest stadiums
• Center for troubled youth in La Verne hopes new offices will help connect with community
• Joe Blackstock: Deluge of 1938 left a flood of memories of death, destruction and some fishy tales
• La Verne fosters economic strategy
• San Dimas City Council approves 3.4 percent hike in trash-hauling rate
• Occupy Claremont first general assembly draws enthusiastic crowd
• Everybody's Birdmart takes flight at Fairplex
• Upland Council ponders purchase
• Claremont's assistant city manager in line for top job
• Local state Senate districts not likely to see many party shifts
• Longtime lawmakers at risk with redrawn maps
• School districts prepare for state funding cuts
• Director of Animal Care and Services Center in Rancho Cucamonga to retire
• Shortened school year could threaten education quality
• R.C. homeowner wins free green upgrade
• Stuff-a-Bus toy drive set to stop in Ontario
• Small businesses see shoppers for Small Business Saturday
• Black Friday getting a black eye
• NBA owners, players reach settlement
• Inland Valley shoppers flood stores open near midnight for Black Friday
• Singers to bring harmony to church
• Woman puts problems aside to help others
• Claremont school district gives raises to administrators; teachers union criticizes decision
• Shoppers cause no problems at local malls
• Montclair man takes plea bargain in abuse case
• Local retailers counting on 'Small Business Saturday'
• Stuff-a-Bus comes to Ontario this week
• Ontario Salvation Army serves 1,000
• Scouts work fast in Chino
• Hibbard no longer a Chevrolet dealership, but still will sell, service cars
• Community coming together for nativity scenes
• Dispensary battle continues in Chino Hills
• McLeod talks term limits, education
• Pomona approves project at Fairplex
• 3 arrested in attempted jewelry store robbery
• Derry blasts fire fee, promotes legal action
• Stuff-a-Bus comes to Ontario next week
• Local state senator leading pension-reform committee
• Locals help out at Foothill Family Shelter
• Training session has officers responding to mock shooter situation on campus
• Double-digit drop in passenger volume at ONT
• Salvation Army feeds hundreds in Pomona
• Retailers gear up for Black Friday
• Three arrested in attempted jewelry store robbery at Victoria Gardens Mall
• Occupy movement reaches Claremont
• Caregivers get pampered in Pomona
• Chaffey high school district restructures staff
• Hitting the holiday road
• Dream Act repeal effort under way
• And the world will be as one - in La Verne
• Businesswomen to hold holiday boutique
• Rains House being dressed up in its finest for the annual Christmas open house
• Committee to meet at featured home
• Assistance League plans annual Christmas Tree Brunch to raise funds for its many programs
• Holiday drinkers encouraged by local woman, CHP to not drive drunk
• ONT urges caution this holiday season
• Family identifies man killed in Pomona plane crash as Pasadena lawyer
• Rancho Cucamonga Subway robbed
• Man shot at Rancho Cucamonga party dies
• Crime and public safety, Nov. 23
• Jim Maples, longtime newspaper manager, dies at 73
• STAND UP visits Colony High
• Crime and public safety, November 22
• California pending home sales rise, but weaknesses remain in marketplace
• Hundreds of families receive help
• Short takes, November 22
• Deficit panel fails to find compromise
• Lawmakers urge FAA intervene at ONT
• Steven's Hope in Upland helping kids during holidays and year round
• Battles about marijuana mirror fights in Pomona over alcohol, saloons in 1895
• Fontana Police Department wants to buy two helicopters
• Ontario Convention Center set to become site of California Sports Hall of Fame
• First Presbyterian Church in Upland offers life-giving Christmas gifts
• Mass celebrates Black Catholic History Month
• More than 1,000 people given food at church in Upland
• Couple enjoys trip on Route 66
• Water rates to increase
• Prison realignment pressures county jail space
• Students rally against bullying in Ontario
• Butler to go galactic at La Verne Library
• Old Fire trial moved to March
• UPDATED: Judge denies request to turn over copies of seized materials to Colonies' defendant Burum
• Pilot dies in crash on Fairplex racetrack
• Jobless rate improves throughout the region helped by seasonal holiday hiring
• Orta loses appeal in murder of cousin's wife
• Six cited in Ontario alcohol sting
• Postal workers voice opposition to Industry consolidation plans at Diamond Bar meeting
• Community Connections expanding its transportation services to 10 Inland Valley cities
• Senior menus, Nov. 19
• Senior briefs, Nov. 19
• Former trustee David Black appointed to fill Chino Valley district board vacancy
• Upland Councilman Willis to hold interviews for appointment
• Mountainside Master Chorale set to begin new season with new artistic director
• Thanksgiving picnic will provide free toys
• Occupy movement attracts thousands as it marks two months of protest
• Fontana school board brings back 10 laid off employees despite budget deficit warnings
• Supreme Court: Proposition 8 sponsors can defend law
• Diocese to hold special Mass on Sunday to mark Black Catholic History Month
• Local faculty join striking professors at Cal State Dominguez Hills
• Crime & Public Safety, Nov. 18
• Ontario's Emporia Arts District gears up for Saturday art walk
• Wind turbine to bring inexpensive power to utilities agency
• 9/11 tribute car visits Ontario Rotary Police museum
• Assistance League plans annual Christmas Tree Brunch to raise funds for its many programs
• Claremont City Manager Parker to leave for city of Tustin; last day in Claremont Dec. 26
• Police seek public's help in catching Inland Valley bank ATM robber
• Scientist, astronomer, artist to speak in La Verne Library program Saturday
• Short Takes, Nov. 18
• CSU hikes yearly tution to nearly $6,000
• Crime and Public Safety, November 17
• Analyst: State revenue shortfall to trigger cuts
• Pomona College rally criticizes demanding of dining hall workers to produce proof of legal residency
• Upland High School students unite through peer helping program
• Parolees arrested in Fontana burglary
• Convicts do not all fit the nonviolent profile, officials charge.
• Upland Councilman Willis to hold interviews for appointment
• Short Takes, Nov. 17
• Three young church members collect recyclables for gifts for needy children at Thanksgiving feast
• Fall open house set
• Ontario selects new fire chief
• La Verne kids' charity gets $20,000 from ConAgra
• Charges dismissed against Vagos member
• Scripps College alumna and injured Rep. Giffords celebrated at Scripps Tuesday
• Prime Healthcare files antitrust suit against Kaiser Permanente, SEIU
• Settlement to give disabled persons better access to San Bernardino County courts
• Proposal to trim "lavish benefits" for San Bernardino County supervisors moves forward
• IPoly High School holds open house
• Suspects brought children with them to Chino Hills burglary, officials said
• Crime & Public Safety, Nov. 16
• San Bernardino County holds annual adoption event
• Committee to look into remote caller bingo
• Short Takes, Nov. 16
• Giffords shows great progress in rehabilitation, but still struggles
• Services to be held today for former San Dimas resident, experienced city administrator Tim Brown
• Land deals scrutinized in Postmus investigation
• Cal State system to vote on higher tuition Wednesday
• Credit unions seek to capitalize on big banks' missteps
• Charges ordered dismissed against Vagos member
• Friends, relatives, comrades celebrate life of Sgt. Carlo Eugenio at services in Rancho Cucamonga
• Rep. Royce calls for alternative route for powerline going through Chino Hills
• Crime & Public Safety, Nov. 15
• Chino Valley Unified wrestling with budgets cuts
• Cap-and-trade scam
• Union gives back to community
• Joe Blackstock: Embezzler made a quick withdrawal after $150,000 bank heist
• Getting inside the minds of young firesetters
• Chino ministry to provide food for Thanksgiving
• Perfect end to a dream season for Chino Hills' Worsham
• Using STEM skills to help solve crimes
• Upland Highland Regiment wins championship in Utah
• Ontario area hotels may see better times, but ONT's problems are slowing down growth
• Coroner's Department picks up valuable honor, and a fourth full-time pathologist
• Upland to hear about Quincey claim
• Claremont survey says residents want more development at four key areas
• Crime and Public Safety, November 14
• Improvements planned for neglected hiking trail in San Dimas foothills
• Splash Dogs compete outside Bass Pro Shops
• Rutherford calls for 20 percent cuts in county supervisors' benefits
• Super committee indecision may mean huge regional military cut
• Claremont police file legal documents in battle over retirement contributions
• Family's struggle recalled in essay
• Crime and Public Safety, November 13
• Family says farewell to historic Charter Oak tree
• Golf tournament to help Chino Valley students
• Former Ontario resident accused of insurance fraud
• Gandhi's grandson to speak at Rotary event
• A canvas provides healing at Patton State Hospital
• Claremont Pilgrim Place Festival brings out families for fun weekend
• Complaints return after 99 Ranch resumes cooking
• Claremont residents mobilizing to battle double-digit water rate increases
• PUC orders Edison to stop construction on Chino Hills power line project until hearing on alternatives
• Crime and Public Safety, November 12
• USO raises first flag on Veterans Day
• Chino Valley district board to interview 18 candidates next week to fill board vacancy
• Pomona hospital auxiliary holds its annual Holiday Homes Tour
• State schools chief warns of high cost of No Child Left Behind waiver
• Veteran pays tribute to childhood friend
• Judge says FBI searches in Colonies case appear just
• Medical marijuana supporters rally in Chino Hills
• Police seeking BB gun vandals who have taken a break from their multi-city damage spree
• R.C. soldier's remains return; services Monday
• Fundraising under way for 'seizure dog' to help Rancho Cucamonga 14-year-old stricken with seizures
• Crime & Public Safety, Nov. 11
• California Supreme Court takes on legal battle over redevelopment
• Cornerstone students host Veteran's Day celebration
• Tour de Foothills planned for Saturday, rain or shine
• Upland wins decision against G3 in Riverside appeal case
• Materials seized in FBI raid returned to Burum
• With war's end, troops happy to be home
• Inland Empire Veterans Day events
• Police seeking BB gun vandals who have taken a break from their multi-city damage spree
• Supreme Court skeptical of California's slaughterhouse law that grew out of scandal in Chino
• Faculty pickets Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State San Bernardino
• Christmas with Kirk Franklin - Gospel Concert
• Supervisors to consider easing regulations for restaurants, florists
• Man found guilty after hitting wife with SUV
• Artist creates furniture from discarded objects
• One arrested, one sought in Rancho Cucamonga car chases
• Man wearing Halloween mask robs Ontario business
• Long-time Upland softball coach arrested on rape allegations
• Some local medical marijuana proponents unhappy with President Obama after dispensary crackdown
• San Bernardino County mock trial competition to start today
• Upland Now, Oct. 31
• DEVELOPING: Teamsters sign pact with BMW
• Puddingstone Lake visitors feel safe despite fatal crash
• Decision on Upland committee referral process on hold
• Joe Blackstock: Two Pomona police officers wore different uniforms during the Civil War
• Ballot measure would eliminate collective bargaining rights for public employee unions
• Former councilman's appointment questioned by current councilman
• Chino council offers retailers extra incentive to fill vacancy at Spectrum Towne Center
• Chase bank with drive thru element to come to Claremont
• V-8 club hosts classic car show
• Consumers scaring up more cash to spend on Halloween this year
• PoliticsNow: Teachers union concerned about proposed tax
• Kids learn how to make crafts with recycled materials at Fontana's Mary Vagle Nature Center
• Education Now: Author to speak at Cal Poly Pomona
• Q & A with Sen. Gloria Negrete McLeod
• Short Takes, Oct. 31
• Grants by Kaiser's new hospital already making impact on the betterment of community health
• Runway show raises money for good cause
• 'Rumors' back on RC stage
• Cemetery tour in Ontario brings past to life
• Pomona council will have to deal with bleak financial future in upcoming budget discussions
• Cupid descends on military couples
• Precautions urged for parents when it's time for trick-or-treating
• Duarte teen overcomes disability to make art
• Play addresses cyberbullying
• I.E. protest groups ponder consolidating Occupy movement efforts
• Panel discusses redevelopment future
• Short Takes, Oct. 28
• Crime & Public Safety, Oct. 28
• Precautions urged for parents when it's time for trick-or-treating
• Decision on committee referral process on hold
• Federal officials approve reductions to Medi-Cal
• Man claiming to the Jim Morrison's son turns down prosecutor's deal in robbery trial
• Coulter: Romney can beat Obama
• Coulter greets fans at R.C. bookstore
• Leasor working to re-open closed spa in Upland
• Short Takes, Oct. 29
• Suzanne Sproul: Couple's donation to Scheu Family YMCA helps many enjoy its programs
• Senior menus, Oct. 22
• Senior briefs, Oct. 29
• Coulter greets fans at Rancho Cucamonga bookstore
• Caution, hope greet Brown's pension reform proposal
• Pomona waste transfer station plan halted with failure of Planning Commission to reach a decision
• Claremont among minor adjustments to final redrawing of L.A. County supervisors' districts
• Kids meet Ronald McDonald in Rancho Cucamonga
• Pension reform advocates collecting signatures for ballot measures
• Crime and public safety, October 28
• Local police agencies collecting unused prescription drugs this Saturday
• More than 2,100 job seekers gather for West End Job Fair at Ontario airport
• Short Takes, Oct. 27
• Make A Difference Day provided 3,700 hours of making the Inland Empire a better place
• David Allen: Cain's tax plan now even easier to remember
• Upland council puts committee referral process decision on hold
• Claremont school board make it tougher for individual members to contact attorney
• State Supreme Court rejects redistricting suits
• Committee begins to address pension reform
• Community leaders celebrate opening of Kaiser Permanente Ontario hospital
• Ontartio Now, Oct. 27
• Students, staff proudly wear pink in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Crime & Public Safety, Oct. 27
• Pomona Unified has to slow its construction program
• Short takes, October 27
• Claremont council votes to have police officers increase contribution to their retirement
• Medical marijuana advocate calls Chino Hills council 'drug cartel supporters' for barring dispensaries
• Chino council offers retailers extra incentive to fill vacancy at Spectrum Towne Center
• Young lives cut short
• Supreme Court to hear 'downer cattle' meat processing case which originated in Chino
• Ontario law targets sex offenders on Halloween
• Charges filed against man who allegedly set ex-girlfriend on fire
• Ontario chamber sponsors military banners
• Claremont Now, Oct. 26
• Milliken Avenue underpass structure opens
• Fire, water and fashion are on Upland's mind
• Stanislaus County probation chief expected to start in L.A. Dec. 5.
• Chino council announce leasing agreement
• City Council approves Stone's appointments
• Correction, October 25
• Fontana police unsure about what caused quadruple fatality
• SB County ranks third in nation in number of gang members
• Fontana police chief alerts commercial property owners to forfeiture risks associated with medical marijuana
• Judge: Grand Jury transcripts not protected under court order
• Colonies warrants, affidavits unsealed for defense lawyers
• Crime & Public Safety, Oct. 25
• Man allegedly sets fire to ex-girlfriend
• Emotions high in salute to young solider killed in Afghanistan
• Captain Mac provides he is a "real" pirate to young visitors from Banyan Elementary School
• Chino charter school recognized for county-high test scores
• Short takes, October 25
• Railroads cite voluntary steps to reduce diesel emissions
• The week ahead: Council to rate Stone's picks
• Stanislaus County probation chief expected to start in L.A. Dec. 5
• Montclair reviews cost of services, finds it may be undercharging with its fees
• House subcommittee takes on federal fish protection ruling
• Seven deny murder charges in death of Montclair man
• Chino Valley school board looks to fill vacancy
• City approves reduced landscape plan for Victoria Planned Community
• Joe Blackstock: Ships with Inland Valley names helped win the war and brought home the troops
• Halloween Costume Parade and Contest
• Tomato fighters get saucy in Pomona
• California Citizens Redistricting Commission blasts lawsuits
• Tournament of Bands has spirited competition
• Rotary club hosting Oktoberfest Food Truck Festival at Etiwanda Gardens
• Dog fashion show benefits Upland animal rescue charity
• Longtime Pomona crossing guard calls it a career
• Stanislaus County probation chief expected to start in L.A. Dec. 5
• Union political action committee says it will oppose Claremont councilman Calaycay
• TechTrek camps grow science, math dreams for Inland Valley junior high girls
• Rose Bowl renovation project facing $16 million financing gap
• Local briefs for Oct. 22
• Community gets sneak peek of new Ontario Kaiser Hospital
• Serial bank robbery suspect arrested in Pomona
• Inland Empire unemployment rate drops in September but thousands still desperately seek jobs
• Ice skating competition set for Ontario
• Demonstrators urge Republican support of jobs plan
• Lieberman officially inaugurated as 18th president of University of La Verne
• Mixed feelings emerge with announcement of Iraqi withdrawal
• Local religion briefs, October 22
• Glory, Hallelujah! God's love never quits
• Police arrest man brandishing a knife in a department store
• Car wash set for soldier
• Pomona Now, Oct. 22
• Fontana mayor urges residents to spend their money in town
• Pomona district students to rally Monday at Ganesha High to kick off Red Ribbon Week activities
• Signature gathering authorized for DREAM Act referendum
• Senior briefs, Oct. 22
• Suzanne Sproul: Rancho Cucamonga Library Foundation plans food and fun fundraisers
• Senior menus, Oct. 22
• Power line project halted in Chino Hills
• Fontana man dies after stabbing wife, self
• Reunion to be held Nov. 5
• Seniors take part in Great California ShakeOut
• Boy struck by car in Ontario
• Board approves anti-pollution package
• Seven arrested in connection with murder of Montclair man
• Rep. Baca hosts regional water conference
• Suspect sought in slaying
• Burum attorney to court: dismiss all counts
• Retired Upland school administrator dies in car crash
• Court orders Ontario dispensary to close
• Foundation being laid on San Antonio Community Hospital expansion in Upland
• Gadhafi, Libya's leader for 42 years, killed
• County supervisor joins Chino Hills fight against Southern California Edison
• Embattled Fontana school board member rejects call to step aside, says 'I've done nothing wrong'
• Area CHP station scores first in state for traffic safety programs
• City approves reduced landscape plan for Victoria Planned Community
• Pimp gets 27 years for kidnapping
• County jail reforms urged
• Crime & Public Safety, Oct. 20
• Ontario medical marijuana dispensary shut down by the city
• Deadline is Friday for Founders Festival Community Parade entries in Rancho Cucamonga
• California prisons unions make concessions to avert layoffs
• Area paranormal society details process to finding ghosts
• Claremont officials agree to close two walkways in the city
• Upland well repaired
• Short takes, Oct. 20
• Upland dog and human fashion show Saturday to benefit work of Helping Out Pets Everyday
• Council vows to close latest medical marijuana dispensary in Ontario
• San Bernardino judge denies lowering of bail for Vagos motorcycle club members
• Union Pacific train derails, closes 10 Freeway, shutters Colton schools
• Complaints and concerns from businesses spur review of San Dimas sign ordinance
• Banned in Boston, but not in Claremont
• Tournament of Bands to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Charter school looks to get OK
• Camera not found in Puddingstone Reservoir after fatal collision
• Crime & Public Safety, Oct. 19
• IEUA stands by water softener law
• Chino Valley Unified prepares for $7.8 million more budget cuts
• Upland residents, city leaders express concern about development
• Complaints and concerns from businesses spur review of San Dimas sign ordinance
• Candidates share their platforms in Claremont
• State doctors group's call for cannabis legalization slammed
• Nurses protest near San Dimas Community Hospital
• Sheriff's divers searching for video camera in Puddingstone Reservoir
• ShakeOut fast approaching
• Diamond Bar teacher accused of sexual relationship with 14-year-old student faces 17 felonies
• Crime & Public Safety, Oct. 18
• Attorney: Former San Bernardino County Assistant Assessor Jim Erwin civil rights violated
• Short takes, Oct. 18
• U.S. Supreme Court to hear Alvarez Medal of Honor case
• Joe Blackstock: Cracker Jack wiz wintered at Upland home
• Chino Valley Unified prepares for $7.8 million more budget cuts
• Wal-Mart, Ontario billed for portion of attorney fees
• Spirits of wounded Rancho Cucamonga Marine are bolstered by strong support from family to President Obama
• Cal Poly Pumpkin Festival draws thousands
• Lyons, Webb named as Humanitarians of the Year by Inland Hospice Association
• Fontana school board member admits hiding marriage to convicted murderer
• State still considering whether to seek waiver for No Child Left Behind law
• A year in the life of minority leader
• Cause of fatal crash reviewed
• Groups make fundraising pitches during era of reduced financial support for schools
• Three killed, four others hurt in boat accident at Puddingstone Lake
• Renaming of park is tabled by council members
• Dangerous ground: Inland Empire hospitals stand on shaky future
• Kindred Healthcare on slow path to retrofits
• No closer to funding mandate
• Pomona Valley Regional Medical Center is getting ready to retrofit buildings
• El Rancho Verde Golf Club closes despite effort to save historic property
• Major injuries reported after Puddingstone Lake personal watercraft crash
• Reign opens hockey season
• Etiwanda school gets $5,000 for fitness
• Upland to discuss development during Monday workshop
• Chino Valley District looking to help students out through C.A.R.E. program
• Why is there a La Verne Avenue in Long Beach?
• Fatal Metrolink collision delays trains in Rancho Cucamonga
• GameStop robber arrested in Ontario
• Station helps school in Pomona
• Free trade agreements passed in Congress
• Dr. Jeereddi Prasad to receive Arthritis Foundation's Wyman Humanitarian Award
• Lawyers squabble over Colonies grand jury transcripts
• Cal Poly students conduct their own "Extreme Homemakeover"
• Talmage Jones of Rancho Cucamonga recognized as a Los Angeles County Teacher of the Year
• Rancho Cucamonga man shot and killed in neighborhood
• Redeemer Christian School 60th Anniversary
• Chino Valley Unified prepares for $7.8 million in cuts
• Short takes, Oct. 15
• Senior menus, Oct. 15
• Senior briefs, Oct. 15
• Pomona Valley celebrates 25th anniversary of Stead Heart and Vascular Center
• Bills signed in era of limits
• San Bernardino County task force hears of successful anti-gang programs
• University of La Verne celebrates Jewish holiday
• Walk on Saturday will remember those whose lives ended all too soon
• Claremont city officials believe police union demanding favorable treatment
• Rancho Cucamonga man dies from stab wounds in Long Beach
• Pomona man arraigned in embezzlement case
• LA County probation chief announces resignation effective Oct. 21
• Locals comment on Pomona transfer station
• Grove in Upland making progress on repairs
• Soetoro-Ng, half-sister to President Obama, offers message of global connection at Pomona College
• Helen shares findings on Successful Aging after 10 years as columnist
• Chino Hills High students learn about truth and are encouraged to make a difference
• Morrell could face Dutton in 40th Assembly District race
• Crime & Public Safety, Oct. 13
• Water district using less imported water due to algae bloom in Colorado Aqueduct
• Nearly 500 will be added to handle state shift in Los Angeles County
• Cities of Chino and Chino Hills named best commmunity for young people
• Pomona's bloodhound Willow honored as hero after finding Northern California murder suspect
• Upland adopts five-year plan for street improvements
• Ontartio Now, Oct. 13
• Stanislaus County probation chief may take same job in LA; Jerry Powers also a finalist for Stanislaus County CEO
• Short takes, Oct. 13
• Pomona's approval of a Pomona public art policy put off another month
• Montclair increases rental fees for city-owned facilities
• Questionable campaign donation prompts county supervisor to change policy
• Thousands of local students attempt to break world record
• Short takes, October 12
• L.A. County to add 500 jobs
• Huff has inside track for Senate GOP leader
• Firefighters to have open house
• Crime and public safety, October 12
• Campuses taking cover in case of shortfall
• Dutton to try to derail high-speed train project
• Ontario Library expands e-book services
• R.C. animal center is not no-kill, director says
• Upland City Council OKs new commissioner Scot Moga
• Tattoos for the Cure scheduled for Saturday
• Pomona Heritage Home Tour date approaching
• Ontario Salvation Army dealing with tough times
• Upland Now, Oct. 11
• Inland Empire lawmaker, group to fight Dream Act
• Monrovia High grad wins Nobel Prize in economics
• Crime & Public Safety, Oct. 11
• Brown vetoes education bills
• New DMV office to open in Rancho Cucamonga
• Council to review shopping center project soon
• Demolition work on future Wal-Mart site
• Retirement incentive on Claremont council agenda
• A broken Arrow: The blames lies they know not where
• San Dimas Animal Hospital saves life of puppy with rare, deadly condition
• Complaint filed with city over Upland Fire Department
• Short takes, Oct. 11
• Alta Loma Junior High to participate in attempt to break world "jumping jacks" record
• A century of suffrage for women
• Pomona planning commission picks up station debate
• Fontana Cruise Night nears end of seven-year run
• 'Walk for the Hungry' attracts hundreds in Ontario
• Dems aim to register more area Latinos
• Prison release program going well, says county probation official
• Planning Commission interview process shared
• Family, friends gather to celebrate life of Willie White
• IE Food Truck and Brew Fest draws thousands in Ontario
• MyDelight Cupcakery has wheel sweet addition
• Chino Valley Unified trustee resigning
• Women's suffrage didn't succeed without some suffering
• Pomona man arrested for embezzlement
• Grand Jury testimony could help defense, Burum's attorney says
• Brown OKs Dream Act for illegal immigrant student aid
• Cyclist killed during collision in Chino Hills
• Women veterans gather in Ontario for education and inspiration
• Montclair marijuana dispensary a target in crackdown; others warned to close down
• Alta Loma Junior High to participate in attempt to break world jumping jacks record
• Bill to preserve federal money in wake of county corruption signed into law
• Couple dies when car collides with big rig on 10 Freeway
• Hazing at Cal Poly Pomona leads to suspension of two fraternities
• Brown Act deadline fast approaching
• Jim Morrison's alleged son facing life in prison
• Firefighters rescue trapped owl in San Dimas
• La Verne man runs marathons barefoot to illustrate need for shoes for world's poor
• Walk to End Alzheimer's Disease set Oct. 29 at Ontario's Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park
• Annual health clinic to take place Sunday
• Ontario-Montclair School District welcomes Parent Educational Center
• Vagos gang crackdown nets arrests, weapons, drugs
• County prosecutors union wins round in battle with Cooley
• Crime & Public Safety, Oct. 7
• Quakes to stick around
• Q & A with Sharron Angle
• Redistricting maps find bipartisan challenge
• Two arrested after Ontario police chase
• Sharron Angle speaks at Chino Tea Party event
• Committee reviewing change to Upland bingo ordinance
• Redistricting maps find bipartisan challenge
• Couple dies when car collides with big rig on 10 Freeway
• Storm brings crashes, rockslides to I.E.
• Council approves reserves for affordable projects
• Night out for ladies
• Man attacked for not having iPod
• Accused softball coach posts bail
• RC students get together to walk to school
• Wanted fugitive added as defendant in Pomierski indictment
• Top Montclair officials agree to pension contributions
• University employees brave weather in bike to work event
• Chino Valley board to consider employee retirement incentives
• L.A. County Fair passes attendance projections
• Crime and public safety, October 5
• Correction, October 5
• Probation chief's exit strategy
• Firehouse siren's call lures Uplanders
• Calfornia attorney general explains decision to leave mortgage settlement talks
• Developer Burum's attorney says FBI searches unconstitutional
• Montclair man sentences to 58 years in prison for sexually abusing his stepdaughter
• Claremont police union charge city with with unfair labor practice
• Ontario Company helps LAUSD revamp school menus
• Bill would introduce race as factor in state college admissions
• Cooper Museum, Grace Lutheran Church plan Sunday afternoon concert
• Short takes, Oct. 5
• Locals to appear on "Glee" tonight
• Five teachers honored as San Bernardino County teachers of the year
• San Bernardino stuck with an airport?
• Dozens in Inland Empire indicted in huge tax fraud scheme
• PUSD students use iPads
• Fans flock to rodeo
• 911, cellular service back up in Wrightwood area
• Diamond Bar teacher honored for her innovative efforts in teaching students to read
• Crime and public safety, October 4
• Man found shot to death in car trunk in Covina identified as missing Mexican national
• Chino Hills votes to continue its fight against the Edison power lines to the state Supreme Court
• Rancho Cucamonga to consider changes to rally permit law
• Former Claremont council candidate arrested
• Stone to hold interviews for Upland committee appointments
• Joe Blackstock: Did the Chicago mob cap a Valley vineyard owner?
• Eden Garden approved to move into downtown Upland
• Short takes, Oct. 4
• Upland Now, Oct. 4
• Kids Come First honors its many partners
• Loss of day health care will affect many ailing adults
• Fair vendors tie success to location, location, location
• Food truck fest back for encore
• Early Alaskan storm systems to bring much cooler weather, rain with chance of snow
• Bill would revamp school rating systems
• Agreement reached between Pomona school officials
• Many Southern California hospitals not prepared for massive quake
• Getting ready for the Big One
• Hospital model to mimic catastrophic earthquakes
• Car show aims to prevent suicides
• Harvey Mudd College to construct $43 million classroom building
• Claremont switching to L.A. County Supervisor Molina's district
• World War II vet fulfills dream by returning to Santa Anita
• Crime and Public Safety, October 2
• L.A. County Fair winds down
• Mid-life start of Pomona gift shop proves challenge for fledgling businesswoman
• Relaxed state laws blamed for increase in marijuana use
• Local prisons to house fewer inmates
• Ontario stolen car chase ends in shooting
• Trucking firm sued for discrimination
• Prison realignment plan could result in rehabilitation or historic crime rates
• Upland closer to implementing downtown plan
• Crime and Public Safety, October 1
• Another jewelry theft reported in Fontana
• School leader become human sundaes
• West Valley protestors will not be disciplined
• David & Margaret fundraiser to honor long-time executive director Charles Rich on Oct. 14
• Los Angeles County Fair schedule, Saturday, Oct. 1
• Rodeo rolls into San Dimas this weekend
• Angencies brace for shift of inmates
• Local cities oppose superstore land-use bill
• Senior briefs, Oct. 1
• Suzanne Sproul: Fashion Show Oct. 29 to highlight messages of hope for those with cancer
• Christian artist to perform in concert on Tuesday
• Senior menus this week, Oct. 1
• CMC's Athenaeum gets multi-million-dollar improvement
• Los Osos football players enjoy unique photo op
• Missing Ontario man's vehicle found in Covina with body in trunk
• Assemblyman Cook to run for Derry's seat
• CSU faculty organizes strike amid labor dispute
• Crime and Public Safety, September 30
• Today at the L.A. County Fair
• Suspected health inspector impersonator arrested
• Chaffey Joint Union could face cuts in winter
• San Bernardino County cities oppose superstore land-use bill
• Public session on Pomona waste station ends without public getting to speak
• Assemblyman Cook to run for Derry's seat
• Fontana teacher found guilty of possessing child porn
• Upland Fire Chief to stay on after retirement, new captain position added
• Chaffey Joint Union could face cuts in winter
• Local briefs. Sept. 30
• San Bernardino airport director resigns
• Apparent murder-suicide leaves two dead at high school in Jurupa Valley
• Baca denies ACLU claims of brutality by deputies in county jails
• New campaign finance proposal questioned
• Crime & Public Safety, Sept. 29
• Apparent murder-suicide leaves two dead at high school in Jurupa Valley
• ICE arrests 19 in San Bernardino County
• Pacific Lifeline to offer open house to show its transitional shelter for women and their children
• Candidate withdraws from PUSD board race
• Aah, fancy nails: stripes, jewels, dangling charms
• Christian artist to perform in concert on Tuesday
• Study: Crime rose near closed pot clinics
• Bank and preservationist officials differ on Pomona building's future
• Relaxed state laws blamed for increase in marijuana use
• Claremont council delays decision on hours for Claremont Hills Wilderness Park
• L.A. County Fair schedule for Thursday, Sept. 29
• Foothill road closures set for weekend
• Local briefs. Sept. 28
• Crime and public safety, September 28
• Postal workers rally to focus attention on proposed cutbacks
• Inland Empire motorists warned about freeway robberies
• David Allen: Stone lands on council like an asteroid
• L.A. County supervisors vote for limited changes to their districts
• San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors cap candidate donations
• Supervisors approve parolee realignment plan
• Grove Theatre to remain open, fix repairs
• West Valley inmates refuse to eat jail food
• Claremont, Now, Sept. 28
• DEVELOPING: Burum attorney argues DA has conflict of interest in corruption case
• Upland gets two new officials
• L.A. County Fair schedule for Wednesday, Sept. 28
• Inland Valley local briefs, Sept. 28
• Upland Animal Shelter has Friends to help with fundraising
• Upland Animal Shelter has Friends to help with fundraising
• EPA requests Chino area dairies to accept measures
• Bracero program exhibit captures Inland Empire connection
• One blip, otherwise Obama gets warm reception in Hollywood
• Campaign finance reform on SB supes' table
• FEMA funds found, federal shutdown averted
• Supervisors to vote on redistricting
• Oct. 10 concert to recognize the musical impact of Jack Mercer
• Heckler interrupts Obama fundraiser
• Crime & Public Safety, Sept. 27
• Claremont Unified discusses inter-district transfer program
• Ontario police museum an attraction for children
• As L.A. County jails swell, so do options for education
• Prison realignment plan could result in rehabilitation or historic crime rates
• Joe Blackstock: Readers offer their own historical tidbits
• News briefs
• Rancho Cucamonga dance studio owner's life changed the moment he got on the dance floor
• GOP aims to improve outreach to Latinos
• Lawmakers weigh use of worker status verification program
• Fontana police investigate jewelry robberies
• Waste transfer station subject of public hearing
• Historic Upland siren may have comeback
• Charter schools have a leg up on traditional schools
• 'The Maltese Falcon': This year's Big Read in Pomona
• Today at the L.A. County Fair
• Stone to be sworn in as Upland Councilwoman at Monday meeting
• Upland Heritage to offer free community restoration workshop on Saturday
• Golf tourney aids hospital
• Grocery workers OK deal; strike averted
• FBI probes take toll on county
• More schools labeled 'failing' in latest accountability report
• New exam models frustrate many
• States work to reform education, student tests
• Body found near Mt. Baldy cabin
• Bear spotted locally
• Rancho Cucamonga seniors win national Wii bowling championship
• Grove Theatre in Upland shut down by city; weekend performances will go ahead
• Today at the L.A. County Fair
• Grocery employees begin vote on union contract
• Claremont conference brings together top minds for first time
• States to gain more control of No Child Left Behind
• Officials mum after SBIAA emergency meeting on FBI warrants
• Former Upland council candidate accuses city of violating Brown Act
• Finances, new superintendent key subjects of Claremont school board candidates' forum
• Senior briefs, Sept. 24
• Senior menus, Sept. 24
• Pomona Now, Sept. 24
• Your City Now, Sept. 24
• Friends, colleagues plan tribute to Ontario's Music Man -- Jack Mercer
• Instigator sentenced in fatal Pomona shooting
• Sheriff restarts Explorer ride-alongs
• Panels to address FBI probe of San Bernardino airport
• Sudden windstorm causes hang glider to crash
• FBI warrants target possible conspiracy, bribery allegations tied to SBIA
• Plucky dog has his day; Axl Rolls will be featured at shelter event
• Panel answers questions
• 'The Maltese Falcon': This year's Big Read in Pomona
• Trio face capital charges in RC man's death
• Crime and Public Safety, September 23
• Cal Poly Pomona opens to nearly 21,000 students
• Upland man sentenced to prison
• Bike co-op launched in Ontario
• Economists: Inland Empire economy several years from recovery
• Two new lawsuits filed against Ontario pastor imprisoned for child molestation
• Chief county educator stresses college readiness
• Today's L.A. County Fair Highlights, Friday, Sept. 23
• FBI raids San Bernardino airport
• West Nile Virus detected in several local cities
• Legend gives guidance: Navratilova takes part in AARP expo
• Hospice focuses on patient care over cure
• Torres urges Gov. to increase penalties on "peeping Toms"
• L.A. County wrestling with providing mental health services to released prisoners
• Historic bell stolen from Rancho Cucamonga school
• Realty discounts given to military, others
• Kaiser workers in Southern California go on strike
• Axl, a tough survivor and canine celebrity, will lead off annual Walk-n-Wag-a-Thon
• Ontario Now
• Today's L.A. County Fair Highlights
• Local news briefs
• Man dies after San Dimas house fire
• Forum covers parolee release
• Inland Empire Law enforcement using new tools to go after graffiti perpetrators
• Short takes, September 21
• State unemployment to remain high, but no recession
• Realtors: California home prices to fall before slight rebound in 2012
• Attorney general blocks sale of Victorville hospital to Ontario healthcare company
• Big-rig driver charged with vehicular manslaughter in 14-car pileup
• Today's L.A. County Fair Highlights
• Jobless recovery has become a reality
• Pomona council awaiting governor's action on bill over impounding cars at sobriety checkpoints
• Crime & Public Safety, Sept. 21
• Rancho seniors prepare to battle for national Wii bowling championship
• Claremont Now, Sept. 21
• David Allen: ZIP code is celebrated with zip, zaniness
• Rancho Cucamonga residents should be alert for bats
• Panel gets to work on addressing Pomona Unified property
• Lawyers for Old Fire suspect seek to get indictment dismissed
• Willie White, former Pomona councilman, dies at 75
• A Page A1 story, "FBI, IRS raid spans I.E.," on Sept. 16 contained an error
• Crime and public safety, September 20
• Operating hours, fines determined for Claremont Hills Wilderness Park
• Obama proposes tax hike on wealthy to close deficit
• Upland Now, Sept. 20
• UFCW announces tentative deal, grocers strike may be averted
• Local men involved in fatal PCH crash that split Ferrari in half
• Cal Poly Pomona president braces for a challenging year in higher education
• Jeff Mendenhall named Upland police chief
• Ending segregated Inland Valley schools didn't take violence, but it didn't happen easily either
• Restaurant's potential lease to be reviewed in Upland committee meeting
• Upland offering retirement deals to two employees
• New station, new pantry, ZIP celebration
• 'Modern Family,' 'Mad Men' win big at Emmy Awards
• Workers, grocers work past deadline hoping to reach settlement
• 'Cowboy Hat' grabs top award at art show
• Cal Poly Pomona student up for avocado challenge
• Food-for-all draws crowd at food truck festival
• Local officials wary of roaming food trucks
• FBI, IRS 'anteing up' in Colonies case, says legal expert
• Today at the L.A. County Fair
• Volunteers give streets of Montclair a facelift
• LeRoy Haynes Center to celebrate its 65th anniversary with Sept. 30 gala fundraiser
• Probation departments begin to prepare for expansions
• Sentencing postponed in Montclair nightclub killing
• There's plenty of zip in this party
• Raises denied for Mt. SAC managers, school still faces deficit
• San Bernardino County supervisors approve new district lines
• California job market remains anemic, state unemployment at 12.1 percent
• Playing becomes priority at Boys and Girls Club festival
• Grocery employees, employers continuing negotiations through weekend
• TSA to change pat-downs for children
• Local colleges and universities recognize Constitution Day
• Senior briefs, Sept. 17
• Senior menus this week, Sept. 17
• Suzanne Sproul: Mother hopes to inspire others with book about the loss of her daughter to a brain tumor
• Short takes, Sept. 16
• Crime & Public Safety, Sept. 16
• Dodgers Day at the fair
• Foreclosures begin to increase again after nine months of declines
• New president installed at Claremont Graduate University
• Abandoned horse euthanized after rescue efforts
• Probation Department issues pink slips
• Chino Valley Now, Sept. 16
• Today's L.A. County Fair Highlights, Sept. 16
• Youngster's birthday "gifts" turned over to Pomona library to buy children's books
• Chino police officers say goodbye to their youngest
• Ontario-Montclair students receive backpacks
• Pomona Catholic students to take a walk
• Ontario firm announces recall of avocado products
• Local lawmakers score in Sacramento
• L.A. County Fair schedule
• Claremont teachers union endorses Hilary LaConte at Tuesday forum
• Fallout from loss of services affects 23,000 seniors and the impaired
• Crime and Public Safety, September 15
• Sunkist Plant coming down in Ontario
• Man sentenced in Pomona killing
• Fundraiser Oct. 6 to benefit family of wounded local Marine
• Short takes
• Contruction crews continue demolition of Sunkist plant
• 'En plein air' art show featured at San Dimas' Walker House
• Chino Hills residents and officials continue power project fight
• Mendenhall to be Upland police chief after Adams' retirement becomes official
• Fire station has ribbon cutting
• Brown calls for 'war on unemployment'
• Number in poverty sets record as income, health coverage fall
• Today at the L.A. County Fair
• Pomona Library, Western U. to create source of Spanish-language information on diabetes
• Police arrest one during DUI checkpoint
• Man pleads no contest in girlfriend's overdose death
• Short takes
• Families call on Forest Service to change policy
• Baca announces run for 35th District
• Inland Valley Hope Partners planning annual Walk for the Hungry on Oct. 9
• San Bernardino County supervisors issue proposed response to Grand Jury findings
• Upland to approve police chief's request for medical retirement
• Numbers paint unpleasant picture of high school grads' preparedness for college
• Man gets 25 years to life for killing woman, dumping body in SB mountains
• 61 eucalyptus trees in Rancho Cucamonga are historic landmark
• Upland Now
• Mercedes-Benz dealership coming to Ontario
• Short takes
• Joe Blackstock: South of the State Street tracks once existed the curious settlement of Narod
• Local firefighters pay tribute to fallen colleagues
• From the ashes, America showed its courage, strength
• 9/11: America remembers
• The Steeves: 70 years of 'marvelous charmed life'
• Upland's election turnout disappoints
• Vector control starts campaign to warn eastern Los Angeles County residents of West Nile virus
• New station, new pantry, ZIP celebration
• Upland council to discuss police chief, new restaurant
• Teacher helps students understand what happened a decade ago
• Details of attack vivid for ex-New Yorker
• Son enlisted 16 days after attack
• Upland man makes memorial in response to 9/11 attacks
• La Verne council discusses CalPERS and pension reform
• Firefighter lent support to fellow first responders
• Selfless soldier wanted to make a difference
• 'New York has bounced back'
• Congressmen remember a chaotic day that changed the nation
• Claremont interfaith walk and rally for hope and peace takes place today
• Today at the L.A. County Fair
• Claremont fire captains in New York help those after Sept. 11 terrorist tragedy
• Crime and Public Safety, September 11
• At 63, new Mt. SAC chief is ready for challenge
• La Verne pays to keep its redevelopment agency
• Missing hiker found safe
• Crime & Public Safety, Sept. 10
• Short takes, Sept. 10
• Pomona ready to launch an effort to use the arts to improve its community and its residents
• Senior briefs, Sept. 10
• Americans, still cautious of the threat of terrorism, prepare to mark 10th anniversary of attacks
• Prosecutors refile charges against alleged pimp
• New Claremont university to desegregate religious education launched
• Moments of silence called for Sept. 11
• Students commemorate Sept. 11
• Annual Megan Savage Memorial Run for a Cure Sept. 24 raises money for families stricken by cancer
• Pomona Now - Council to hear business' request to serve liquor
• State attorney general says she's committed to tackling San Bernardino County corruption case
• Attorney general honors local law enforcement
• L.A. County Fair Highlights for Sept. 10
• Senior menus, Sept. 10
• 9/11 survivor shares WTC survival story in Ontario
• Crime & Public Safety, Sept. 9
• Faith community works to break down barriers with 11 days of meetings, events, films and concerts
• Prosecutor: Gang feud may have led to Ontario shooting
• Today's L.A. County Fair Highlights, Friday Sept. 9
• Chino Valley Now, Sept. 9
• News briefs, Sept. 9
• Short takes, Sept. 9
• Montclair City Council approves to pay state ransom for their redevelopment agency
• Get the inside (human) story at the L.A. County Fair
• Grape pickers are out in the field continuing century-old tradition in Inland Valley
• Obama to lay out jobs plan
• Inland Valley 9/11 events
• Crime and public safety, September 8
• Pomona merchants say higher parking fees for maintenance and security would harm their business
• Developer of new Edenglen homes finds way to build houses made "green" as standard feature
• Local men killed in Tehachapi plane crash
• Devcon® Security Hires Jimmy Brown as General Manager of Ontario Branch
• It's time
• Foodborne illness is a growing global challenge
• Jamie Lee Curtis takes good health seriously
• Today's L.A. County Fair Highlights, September 8
• Local men produce 9/11 song
• San Antonio Community Hospital nurse suffers stroke, treated at work
• McLeod tosses hat into congressional contest
• Young police Explorers provide help to officers while getting a taste of a possible career
• Crime and Public Safety, September 7
• IEUA sues Ontario over redevelopment action
• Guzman closes down campaign website with outdated information about teachers' endorsement
• Area-wide water polo program growing in popularity
• Ontario again considers suing LAWA
• Two men convicted of murder in Pomona shooting
• Board expansion proposed in Pomona
• Eclectic collections - 'Eclections' for short - is a L.A. County Fair must-see
• Community heroes for Pomona, La Verne, San Dimas and Diamond Bar honored at the L.A. County Fair
• Christophe's in Upland facing eviction
• Rancho Cucamonga off the hook after CalPERS slashes former Bell city manager's pension amount
• Drivers, ONT at odds over holding lot
• Sentencing postponed in sexual abuse case
• ZIP code Sept. 17 celebration citywide
• The long-abandoned flying wing program kept alive by volunteers at Planes of Fame Air Museum in Chino
• Congress to consider new jobs plan
• Rockslide kills girl, injuries boy; two were part of group from Rancho Cucamonga
• Man shot, killed outside Ontario convenience store Monday morning
• Three local cities have safest drivers
• Crime and Public Safety, September 6
• Weather stops most racers from reaching the top
• Alta Loma High honors soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Fire departments asked to make their engines last
• Tentative opinion favors Upland's closing of medical marijuana dispensary
• 5K run to honor 9/11 first responders at Fair
• Area marks grim anniversary
• Sade brings thousands to Ontario arena
• The new American worker
• Colonies attorneys poking holes in grand jury testimony
• 500,000 expected for San Bernardino's salute to Route 66
• Shark encounter draws crowd at Los Angeles County Fair
• The San Gabriel Mission celebrates 240 years of religion, culture and turmoil this week
• Area water agencies sue over Santa Ana River fish protection ruling
• The Man Behind the Naming of Route 66: William J. Fields
• 3 Upland firefighters injured while training
• Central School District appoints new board member Allan Morales
• Heritage Community Park evolving
• Route 66 out of service but still valuable
• Route 66 has been the way of escape, opportunity and sorrow in its 85-year history
• Soroptimists to hold casino night in Montclair to support group's community projects
• Hill Fire destroys two homes, damages two others; mandatory evacuation order lifted
• L.A. County Fair a tradition for many families
• African-American parents plan program to help young students prepare for college success
• Enormously fun Fair food - Get ready to eat .... a lot!
• Gold Line agency poses questions
• Salaries for students at Claremont's Harvey Mudd third in nation
• Upland candidates contemplate future involvement
• POMONA NOW, Sept. 3
• Suzanne Sproul: Foothill Family Shelter plans `Sky's the Limit' fundraiser at Cable Airport
• Senior menus, Sept. 3
• Senior briefs, Sept. 3
• Short takes, Sept. 3
• God gave you talents, use for His kingdom
• Zero new jobs created in August, U.S. unemployment at 9.1 percent
• San Bernardino County sheriff's department busts meth ring led by Cal State professor
• Deputy fire chief laid to rest
• Lieberman kicks off year
• Chino Valley Today, Sept. 2
• Babysitter charged with injuring infant
• Crime and Public Safety, Sept. 2
• Claremont at impasse with police unions over contract proposal
• New medical marijuana bill has both sides arguing what it really means for dispensaries
• Father convicted of murder in Ontario boy's death
• African-American parents plan program to assist young students prepare for college success
• Loma Linda University Medical Center doctor pleads not guilty in sex assault case
• Students continue to show growth on academic goals despite federal sanctions
• Doctor accused of sex assaults against female patients
• Ankle monitors, travel ban removed from Colonies defendants
• Priest's alleged victims ready civil lawsuits
• Priest sentenced for lewd acts on child
• Bonita Unified School District giving students a choice
• Crime and public safety, September 1
• Gluten-free diet is serious business
• Hope for babies with CMV
• Brain training
• Claremont Mayor Sam Pedroza in cycling accident Tuesday night; injuries not life threatening
• Burum lawyers to get unredacted copy of Grand Jury testimony
• Stone ready to get to work in Upland
• Children's center in San Dimas going green with solar power project
• Stone elected to Upland City Council
• Lam showered with accolades as he retires from Rancho Cucamonga City Hall
• La Verne likely to pay to keep redevelopment agency
• D.A. documents: Sheriff's lieutenant cleared in probe of alleged sexual assault
• Chino Valley Fire District board of supervisors remains the same after election
• Man pleads no contest in drunk driving death
• Crime and Public Safety, August 31
• University of La Verne College of Law gets State Bar of California accreditation
• Attorney: D.A. missed chance to prosecute
• Upland council takes step toward redevelopment decision
• Ontario residents debated the morality of pool halls back in 1914
• Thousands of Claremont College students officially start semester today
• Sacramento to weigh Brown's job creation plan
• New ordinance widens scope of noise citations in Ontario
• Ten bike racks making a splash in downtown Pomona
• Crime and Public Safety, August 30
• Murder trial begins in 19-year-old man's slaying in Pomona
• Two well-known local figures interested in new Assembly seat
• Irene: Wet, deadly and expensive, but no monster
• University of La Verne begins new academic year today with new president
• Norco Rodeo attracts nation's best
• Judge to issue decision on who will pay Wal-Mart opponents' attorney fees
• Businesses line up against transfer station
• Parade, food festival highlight Holy Ghost Festival in Chino
• Get pumped for the L.A. County Fair
• Layoff notices go out to Upland employees
• Rancho Cucamonga Eagle Scout branches out to honor veterans
• Upland candidates do some last minute campaigning
• More contributions filed in Upland campaign
• Industry mayor: Roski uncertain about NFL stadium plans, discusses building retail stores instead
• Rotary clubs seek young professionals for goodwill trip to Chile
• Retiring RC city manager throws out first pitch at Quakes game
• Retired teachers to award scholarships to education students
• Prosecutors in Colonies case face critical decision
• Legislature to conduct audit of Caltrans' 710 freeway properties in San Gabriel Valley
• Missing man found at hospital
• Water experts emphasize need for partnerships
• Activists protest RC's new restriction on protests
• Big rig crashes through freeway wall, nearly hits home
• Defendants in San Bernardino County corruption case want judge to ease court-ordered restrictions
• California's budget may weigh on DREAM Act
• Industry seeks to reverse ban by local agency of new water softeners in western S.B. County
• Judge orders trial for man charged in girlfriend's death
• Chino Valley schools plan expanded Foodie Truck Festival on Sept. 17
• Woman pleads no contest in husband's fatal shooting
• Police caution pet owners from leaving animals in hot cars
• Coyotes bothering San Antonio Heights resident, pets
• Upland police chief seeks medical retirement; attorney says investigation clears him
• Man shot to death near Fontana
• Church choir director sentenced for lewd acts with underage girl
• DREAM Act bill moves forward in Senate
• Supervisors want fire fee rescinded
• Short takes, Aug. 26
• Ontario's first barbecue competition works out as a smokin' success
• Inland Empire's weekend expected to be a scorcher
• Rancho Cucamonga firefighters spend day with local boy
• Activists plan to protest Rancho Cucamonga permit requirement for rallies
• Lane, ramp closures set for 57 Freeway
• Injured Upland dog finds home with Beaumont couple
• Mother accused in abduction case details life on the run
• More than 100 protest alleged retaliation tactics at Chino warehouse
• Body found in field identified
• Chino loses in court
• Miller announces he will seek re-election in new 39th Congressional District
• Ontario Now, Aug. 25
• L.A. County concerned about flaws in parole program
• Alleged victims testify in 'Granny Bandit' case
• John Weeks: Thank you for everything, now go away
• Back to school means vaccines for kids
• Short takes, Aug. 24
• <br>San Bernardino County students improve on state exit exam
• San Bernardino County supervisors reverse course on naming buildings
• Former Southlanders take major East Coast earthquake in stride
• Crime and Public Safety, August 24
• Union members, supporters protest free trade agreements at David Dreier's office in San Dimas
• L.A. County property tax roll rises, S.B. County's decline slows
• Back to School for Ontario - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Claremont students, family honored with memorial service
• Upland blocks no longer singled out
• 11th annual Taste of La Verne to resume Oct. 18
• Upland online charter school closes doors after one week of class due to declining enrollment
• Authorities arrest suspected 'Tri-Cities Bandit'
• Upland High School repaired after thefts
• New gel used to fight fires
• Murder trial opens in 2-year-old boy's death
• Obama lauds Libyans
• Ontario community garden flourishing
• Community college, CSU chancellors predict more cuts and higher fees
• Investigation into Upland councilman Filippi residency closed
• Joe Blackstock: NAACP founder Du Bois offers a `radical doctrine' in 1913 to Pomona College students
• Row of Rancho Cucamonga trees getting landmark status
• Exit exam results out on Wednesday
• Charge dropped against Hillside High School proctor
• Consultants provide ideas for revitalizing Pomona's main thoroughfares
• Three-person race for Claremont Unified seat
• Three suspects arrested for allegedly stealing tailgates
• Pomona pre-schoolers set to open school year Tuesday at new facilities at Lincoln Elementary School
• Rebels take over Tripoli
• Grocery union members reject health plan offer; authorize strike
• L.A. County supervisors differ on redistricting
• Ontario's Josephine Gaglio shows no signs of slowing down at age 93
• Building on the brink
• Dismissal of Burum charges not expected to affect Postmus
• Elephant ride spurs protests
• BBQ contest debuts in Inland Valley
• Inland Empire Auto Show draws thousands to Ontario Convention Center
• Fruit fly infestation contributes to farmers' woes
• Ghosts and all, history comes alive at Arcadia's The Derby restaurant
• Prosecutors ready to re-try Kouladjians
• Crime & Public Safety, Aug. 20
• Grocery workers vote on strike authorization
• Unemployment rises in state, Inland Empire and L.A. County
• Rancho Cucamonga set to get down and purply this weekend at the Grape Harvest Festival
• Be remembered for the good you do
• Chihuahuas rescued from house in Pomona
• Pomona Now, Aug. 20
• Suzanne Sproul: Habitat for Humanity honors some of its special volunteers
• Senior briefs, Aug. 20
• Senior menus, Aug. 20
• Case against Eyler moves closer to trial
• Rancho Cucamonga residents, businesses to see trash collection fees jump in September
• Grocers, unions prepare for strike vote
• Gang member's lawyer receives evidence to prepare for retrial
• Crime & Public Safety, Aug. 19
• Teens get eyeful of unsafe driving habits
• Lukewarm support for grocery strike
• Chino Valley Now, Aug. 19
• Police: Custody battle led to shooting
• Fist of Gold boxing card tonight features two local women in the ring
• Short takes, Aug. 19
• UPDATE: Mission Boulevard bridge across 71 Freeway opens in Pomona
• McKinley Children's Center preparing to launch extensive solar power installation in San Dimas
• Union planning to rally at Vons in Claremont
• Surviving with spinal injuries
• Montclair, Ontario will pay to keep RDAs
• Three arrests made in man's killing
• Crooks cut power
• Crime and Public Safety, August 18
• Lawmaker defends postal jobs
• Baldwin Park men arrested on suspicion of auto theft in San Dimas
• Pomona school board approves visual and performing arts plan
• Officers swarm home in Chino
• Hoerning accepts Upland job
• Claremont residents dead in Idaho plane crash
• New gel used to fight fires
• Latino group upset with redistricting maps
• Kids hit hard in recent economic downturn
• Man shot in parking structure dies
• Upland water project piling up the dirt
• McLeod, Torres pondering race
• Ex-officer sentenced for having sex with girl
• Candidates file for local boards
• 3 arrested in burglary
• Social Security employee accused of stealing from beneficiaries
• Roski's right-hand man: More 'active' than ever in bid to buy an NFL team for Los Angeles
• Buddhist monks create a sand mandala
• Inland Valley schools make STAR improvements
• Ontario Wal-Mart in sight
• GOP fights new maps
• Trial begins for owner of day care
• Men charged with allegedly arranging transport for cocaine
• Crime and Public Safety, August 16
• Final redistricting maps to be delivered to Secretary of State
• Grove Theatre in Upland to be reinspected
• Dirt, rock piles pop up in Upland
• Lucky 7 Stables goes through transition
• Famous Dave's offers free food to its namesakes
• Pot plans shaping up
• Chief's actions faulted
• Learning to teach
• Rancho Cucamonga looks at permits
• Day-care abuse trial opens today
• Homes are energy-friendly
• Residents trying to save Rialto golf course
• Volatile markets hit state
• Spectators flock to Cruise Night in Claremont
• Memorial service set for teen
• Family hopes for justice
• Cambridge College opens its newest facility in Rancho Cucamonga
• Upland to reduce its staff
• Man charged in brother's death
• Local Staples gives away back-to-school packages
• Worker accused of sex crimes
• Palos Verdes park faced objections from residents
• Pasadena sticking with its 'Fork in the Road'
• Swiss honor hero for stopping battle before it started
• Devereaux says Postmus' plea not enough for county to sue Colonies
• Officials warn of safety issues after Montclair hiker falls to his death
• S&P downgrade: No immediate problems seen for agencies in San Bernardino County Investment Pool
• State courts wrestle with $350million budget cut
• Dow finishes wild week on an up note
• Senior briefs, Aug. 13
• Senior menus, Aug. 13
• Claremont Community School of Music defeats each obstacle one note at a time
• New positions added to Upland payroll
• POMONA Now, Aug. 13
• Classic cars to return to Claremont Saturday night
• Retailers use new tricks for back-to-school deals
• Teamsters to keep jobs at Ontario BMW plant
• Sheriff's Department mourns detective killed in accident
• Inland Empire schools graduated only 70 percent of its class of 2010
• Former Miss Diamond Bar arrested in Mexico with congressman's missing grandkids
• Local men sentenced in immigration corruption case
• Dow up 423 as Wall Street whipsaws again
• Local children experience get hands-on circus experience
• Summit Career College celebrates 20 years in Colton
• Short takes, Aug. 12
• Upland City Council holding workshop budget meeting Saturday
• RSVP honors 580 volunteers who have donated more than 127,000 hours of community service
• Foothill project coming along
• Attorney: Case is sabotaged
• Fontana enacts new pit bull law
• Dow plunges again
• Protesters speak out against Ringling Bros. circus
• Shannon tells staff to make an impact
• Crime and Public Safety, August 11
• Food tasting draws 600
• Uplifting word for temple
• Local detective killed when car, bike collide
• Man in car chase escapes
• Challenged children get help in pool
• Rodents are still a health nuisance
• Health questions raised
• Democrats suggest redistricting changes
• S&P ripples spread
• Cal Poly has data gaffe
• Redevelopment penalty will hamper Rancho Cucamonga projects
• San Bernardino County easing restrictions on food trucks
• Crime and Public Safety, August 10
• Markets tumble again
• Quincey report suggested DA review
• Federal waivers require reforms
• Pachyderms on parade
• WASPs gave their lives during WWII
• Sherwood named District 4L4 governor for area Lions Clubs
• Marathon coming to five local cities in October
• First day of school for some students
• Study rips prison funding
• Food trucks on table
• Protest hits employer
• Deadlines loom for local races
• Newcombe to head R.C. sheriff's station
• Ex-priest to be sentenced Wednesday
• Helpline project has community day for families
• City to make Silvertip Park wheelchair-accessible
• As crisis looms, USPS is working to stay solvent
• Postal Service tries to stamp out crisis
• Visitors not deterred
• Copter shot; 30 U.S. troops killed
• County defends travels
• D.A.: Plot hatched in China
• Western U welcomes 1,100 students at convocation
• Overturned case dropped
• Election funding detailed
• Diamond Bar camp offers summertime fun
• Alta Loma district trims its bus service
• Couple making trip on very little fuel
• New exhibit of works of three women to open Aug. 19 at CCAA Museum of Art
• Antipsychotic medicine prescribed for PTSD doesn't work, new study says
• My shepherd of grace
• New school year brings new challenges, and hope
• Peaceful vigil remember deadly days
• Event to spread word about source of help for parents
• Community leader Melba Robison dies at 78, left a legacy of service in Pomona
• Senior Briefs, Aug. 06
• Senior Menus, Aug. 6
• Pomona Now, Aug. 6
• News briefs, Aug. 6
• Suzanne Sproul: Sixteen local nonprofits gain financial support from Verizon
• Police turn up heat against San Bernardino County street gangs
• Little League Western Regional Tournament back in Berdoo
• Young Noah to return to school this month after two-year struggle to defeat aplastic anemia
• Pomona makes cuts in retirement benefits for more city employees
• Police seek suspect in Cal Poly incident
• Ontario officials concerned over continued dropoffs of passengers, flights at ONT
• OPARC celebrates successes of the past year and prepares to look for a new president
• Short takes, Aug. 5
• Cultural center is a no-go
• Central school board looks to fill vacancy
• Sign wars in Upland
• Chino Valley Now, Aug. 5
• University of La Verne relocates a regional campus to Ontario
• Diamond Bar summer camp keeps youngsters busy with trips and fun activities
• Power is cut in Upland
• Angry judge wants copy of complaint
• Postmus wanted ally for counsel
• Projects go on hold
• High-speed pursuit ends with gunfire
• Crime and Public Safety, August 4
• Focus on the needy
• Police seek suspect in gropings, assault
• Teacher shares his insights in new book
• Postal tip leads to arrest
• Driver released from jail one day before fatal crash
• Short takes, Aug. 4
• Education Now, Aug. 1
• Impound discussion delayed
• United against crime
• Debt deal signed
• DCFS director resigns
• Chino Hills woman dies in freeway crash
• Ghost peppers too hot to handle at Cal Poly
• PETA calls for ban on elephant rides
• Recycling facility fire damages vehicles
• Rain, lower heat make for odd summer
• Station with history
• Compromise upsets many
• Mom isn't standing by
• House OKs debt bill
• Fiery crash in Pomona kills two
• Prison break wasn't creative, but it worked
• Crime and Public Safety, August 2
• Upland ballots go out this week
• Native butterflies released in Claremont
• Upland planner resigns
• Police dispute study
• Obama gets deal on debt
• TV reporter hit in thumb by BB
• 2 men held in '99 killing
• Impounds up for debate in Pomona
• San Gabriel River earns good grade amid woes
• District's deal with brokerage firm spurs dissent
• Pooches enjoy treats, games at Bowser Bash
• Final phase for fire station
• Teen renews cancer fight
• Pomona council hopes to save RDA
• Event attracts vendors, collectors of rare instruments
• Zero-emissions big-rig built in El Segundo
• Barstow touts casino as a cure for joblessness
• Stamp honors Merchant Marine
• Voters get their say
• County ends IEERC pact
• Fontana is planning an August of art
• No documents to support damages
• Oregon trail: SoCal advances to Little League Softball World Series
• Upward Bound summer program prepares high school students for future college success
• San Dimas releases plans for bicycle-friendly future
• Four injured in Rancho Cucamonga fire
• Senate kills House debt plan, moves toward compromise
• Injunction targets violent Rialto street gang
• Lewis, Baca could face off
• Crime & Public Safety, July 30
• Senior menus, July 30
• Suzanne Sproul: Putt4Paws combines an important fundraiser with a miniature golf course full of fun
• Senior briefs, July 30
• New technology has helped Rancho Cucamonga woman to overcome effects of epilepsy
• Rialto, Claremont miss a reporting deadline for reporting stimulus funds
• San Bernardino County DA pushes to limit campaign contributions
• Claremont City Council passes agreements between the city and four groups
• Brand new day, July 29
• Crime & Public Safety, July 29
• People go to church for help
• Man accused of killing rabbits pleads not guilty
• Judge to make final ruling on indemnity case
• Influx of 8,000 inmates from state prisons into L.A. County expected
• San Dimas High School band trailer stolen in broad daylight
• Henny retires after a decade as director of the RSVP program
• Man sentenced in fatal street racing crash
• Redistricting maps up for vote today
• Redraw splits block
• Food pantry restocked
• Diamond Bar officials to finally get own home base
• Testimony: Misconduct allegations halted settlement
• Spike in county found
• Local post offices on chopping block
• Inmate accused of killing girlfriend found hanged
• Man sentenced in fatal street race
• Hospital celebrates renovations for library
• Crime and Public Safety, July 28
• Warehouse workers protest conditions
• SEBA fund at issue
• Ovitt: I'm in charge
• Headed for Utah
• Upland mourns loss of ex-police chief
• Local cities to retain same supervisors
• Crime and Public Safety, July 27
• R.C. homeowners can apply for $5,000 energy makeover
• Former police chief and councilman Coy Estes dies
• Drivers gain 30-day reprieve
• Former La Verne city manager hired as interim manager in Irwindale
• Bonita unified superintendent gets contract extended one year
• San Bernardino County Museum plans an array of educational activities
• Battle looms over parolee oversight
• Reunions change with times
• Law expands help
• Kirk controlled his boss, Ovitt, witnesses claim
• Beating suspects in court
• Officials seek help to ID body in field
• Crime and Public Safety, July 26
• Woman fatally shot
• Lindbergh's Pomona flyover thrilled crowds
• Student's Flat Stanley goes with federal official
• Butterflies to be set free at botanic garden
• Going wrong way
• PSUD looks at advice to make money
• Popular educator faces firing
• Oprah's network gets OK to film in La Verne
• Three Colonies case defendants picked mediator
• Roller derby teams make appearance at Fairplex
• Sculptor introduces 'Patricia' to Claremont's public art works
• Former patient at NICU returns to help others
• Rough election ahead
• Unions call for probation chief's ouster
• Council candidates detail qualifications
• Golf for the blind
• Making a mountaineer
• VA hospital volunteer takes over as coordinator
• Paco the Chihuahua is a hometown hero
• Requirements are high to join the team
• Sony studios' rainbow sculpture to rise 94 feet, be widely visible
• West Covina plans boycott to protest Dodgers financial woes
• Great Campout unites officers and children
• Carwash to aid tornado victim
• Panel debates gate for eatery
• Trouble for kids seeking counsel
• Senior briefs, July 23
• Suzanne Sproul: Golf tourney on Nov. 21 to honor vets and raise money for Upland banners program
• Senior menus, July 23
• Ontario-based law office donates 38 school backpacks
• Pomona Now, July 23
• Study Bible; don't be left behind
• Crime & Public Safety, July 23
• Traffic crime, drunken driving deportations way up
• As NFL's lockout nears end, future L.A. team still up in air
• Officials hope public heads warning of new fire safety signs
• Obama ends ban on military gays
• 80 killed at Norway youth camp Man arrested also suspected in Oslo blast
• Identity, cause of death of buried woman remains a mystery
• Two Rialto men charged in Dodgers beating case
• Little League Western Regional stadium gets upgrades
• Chino Valley Now, July 22
• Chino welcomes new Lewis luxury apartment development in Preserve
• Renewed effort getting closer for bargain on debt limit, deficit
• Pomona agrees to sell property to be developed for 342-unit rental project
• Man convicted of murder in Upland killing
• Rancho neighborhood turns down increasing Landscape Maintenance District fees
• Crime & Public Safety, July 22
• Elementary teachers learn ways to teach healthy eating, avoiding obese students
• Former Upland mayor asking for city to fund legal defense
• Optometrist offers online self-help videos
• Chivas USA in Pomona?
• Doubt clouds Chino project
• Center's efforts lauded
• Political maps near finish
• Case made for redevelopment
• Union attacks BMW on Internet
• Campaign aids woman's battle with leukemia
• Mixed use development plan gets planning panel OK
• Adlers' automotive adoration runs deep
• Artist's poetry in motion from page to the stage
• Study: Tobacco money sways state's debate
• Search on for bank robber
• Media campaign against BMW picks up speed
• LLUMC again tops report on local hospitals
• Supervisor Derry pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Cities protest lines
• Bridge set to open
• Petition seeks change in Pomona's impound policy
• Upland candidates answer questions from residents
• Seniors collect school supplies for children
• Crime and Public Safety, July 20
• Volunteers fill needs in community
• Animal abuse suspect charged
• Man now pleads insanity
• The end for Borders
• Alleged pimp won't be tried
• DEA stirs backlash
• Sierra Club lauds city
• Body parts case delayed
• New pollution rules in the air
• Crime and Public Safety, July 19
• Missed flight helped college take off
• San Dimas memorial project nears start
• Thrills and heartache
• Pomona soldier guilty of assault
• Redistricting redux
• Muay Thai World Standoff serves as showcase for kickboxers
• Pomona to vote on $1M land sale
• Suggesting conflict of interest, Derry seeks new judge
• Baldy View lands grant
• Church celebrates community spirit
• Election season returns
• Upland Rotary Club is making packages for female Marines
• Altadena's Cobb Estate purchase continues to resonate
• Cats on the prowl at Fairplex
• Cupboards are bare
• End of an era for 'Potter' fans
• Upland candidates give views on Beck case
• Results of tagging program outline ecological importance
• Making bid for wildlife
• Motorcycle officer hurt in crash
• Alleged drunk driver charged in motorcyclist's death
• Diamond Bar residents to celebrate hometown soccer star
• Upland has dirt tossed in race
• Weinberger remembered in Saturday memorial service
• Coin show draws hundreds to Ontario Convention Center
• Rival debt limit plans overtake Obama's budget vision
• Bishops, nuns, rabbis debate gas fracking
• Traffic accident keeps 51 inmates out of court
• Candlelight vigil honors Colton mayor
• Ranks of San Bernardino County welfare recipients grow dramatically
• Ontario clinic wins key federal grant
• Police briefs, July 16
• Noose found in Pomona Arts Colony
• Former Fontana school administrator admits embezzlement
• Pomona Now, July 16
• Tattoo festival comes to Fairplex
• Body found in shallow grave in Oak Glen
• Legislature expected to give schools relief on whooping cough immunization deadline
• Gunman gets 11 years in shooting death of Rialto man
• Colton mayor dies at 56
• Back to the drawing board for Claremont public walkway closure
• Local officials support a legal challenge to protect redevelopment funding
• Man arrested for narcotics sales
• Courts facing more cuts
• Alleged drunk driver charged with manslaughter in fatal Ontario crash
• Eighteen hours early, Harry Potter fans line up to view his final adventure.
• 'Carmageddon' rises to face L.A.
• Popular winner may get electoral votes
• Landmark gay studies bill signed
• Family organizes marrow drive
• Organic farmers market is set
• Crime & Public Safety, July 15
• Council hopefuls discuss business plans
• Short takes, July 15
• Upland police get federal grants
• Who should oversee state parolees?
• Pension reforms made in Chino
• Pomona adjusts benefits
• 99 Ranch, AQMD make deal to cut odors
• Morgan makes good
• Board OKs new parent powers
• Antonovich in Claremont today
• Jury: Man sexually abused stepdaughter
• For kids, a little dirt never hurts
• Caltrans launches safety effort
• Crime and Public Safety, July 14
• SB County extends two gym contracts
• County pension reform proposed
• Complex opens at Pomona College
• CSU fees rise again
• Upland reviews Adams' claim
• Math for the summer
• Secession meeting OK in fall
• Crime and Public Safety, July 13
• Michaels agrees to plea deal
• Police chief's job on hold
• Penalty for sexting
• Restating the priorities
• Cupcake shop goes to 'Wars'
• Crime and Public Safety, July 12
• Blockade of Cuba left valley on edge
• Throwing star found at airport
• Ontario City Council denies shopping development improvements
• Museum features jets
• 'No Child' has schools left behind
• High-tech option for parking
• Solar Raycers shine
• Upland Celtics have funraiser in Rialto
• Lawsuit may slow Gold Line
• Chief decision near
• Pungent market to get AQMD review
• 'Mayhem' in Devore
• Graffiti crackdown
• Return of 'Annie' marks 10th anniversary
• San Dimas brings 'Ask the Mayor' back to TV
• Chamber salutes top businesses
• Hacienda Heights residents fight back against coyotes
• Lorena Ochoa Golf Foundation scores a birdie
• Upland Animal Shelter backed
• Molina Healthcare increases local profile
• PUSD superintendent honored
• City scraps project plans
• Survivor recounts 'pandemonium' on sinking fishing boat in Mexico
• Admissions bill advances
• Joslyn Senior Center on the agenda
• Ontario City Council revises Creekside parking restrictions
• Kaiser team performs free surgeries for uninsured
• Deputies search for drug store bandit
• The Last Shuttle: Atlantis blasts off into history books
• Gina Dvorak: Shuttle program brings thoughts of patriotism
• Why shuttles are being retired, what's next
• Harvey Mudd College grad Nelson looks back fondly on three shuttle trips into space
• Pomona Now, July 9
• Brand new day, July 9
• Two arrested after attempted cell phone robbery
• Local GOP lawmakers reject punditry over strategy
• Crime & Public Safety, July 9
• Final defendant sentenced in Ted Greene Park slayings
• Police officers warn of scam of elderly residents
• Things were about to get messy
• U.S. hiring practically halts in June
• Rolling Stones tribute band rocks the Shoppes at Chino Hills
• Montclair officials halt project due to redevelopment legislation
• Obama renews negotiations over U.S. debt ceiling
• Cities to lose general funds, receive cops funding
• Driver pleads not guilty to DUI in rollover crash
• Kaiser Permanente planning free surgeries for 16 uninsured patients
• Local probation departments given more responsibility over violent juvenile offenders
• Relief still months away
• Board puts brakes on `for sale' parking
• $262,568 pay OK'd for official
• Montclair council to permanently relax banner ordinance
• CHINO VALLEY NOW, July 8
• Short takes, July 8
• RSVP volunteers continue to serve the community despite the threat of federal budget cuts
• Crime & Public Safety, July 8
• Discreetly historic
• 3 charged in Ponzi scam
• County officials dispute allegations of union
• Crime and Public Safety, July 7
• Upland ponders funding
• Fans get a fill of thrills
• Chino not ready to take air out of balloon ads
• 3 get prison for holding immigrants
• Man held after TSA finds gun in baggage
• Former owner of Courier dies
• Pomona's cultural hub
• Bill would cap health rate hikes
• Pay data released
• Suspicious boxes in Chino prompt two evacuations
• Gillison deal goes to council
• Claremont bullish on bike tour return in 2012
• Area DUI arrests up over July Fourth weekend
• Local campuses finish high on rate of increases in tenure
• Interviews give glimpses of the past
• Western Christian fundraising for iPads
• Linking up for class
• La Verne shows off its patriotic spirit
• Parade a family favorite
• Can pot bans stand?
• Adviser work open in district
• Fireworks steal show at Fontana's 'Red, White and Cruise'
• Crime and Public Safety, July 5
• Diamond Bar brothers kick-start garden learning center
• New library plan gains momentum
• Kids' campout set to return
• Sister's birth a lifesaver
• Upland co-op reopens
• Janitorial service retained by Chino
• Heavenly sounds
• Humidity is on the rise
• Pomona shooting leaves one in critical condition
• Butte College's solar project generates an excess of electricity
• Arcadia man takes spin down memory lane with Chevy Nova
• HGA focuses on changing pot policy
• Old Pasadena's free open-air film festival returns
• Big tanks at Monterey Bay Aquarium ready after major renovation
• Sheriff's museum unveils artifacts
• Big Bear Bridge back in business
• Yosemite waterfalls have visitors gushing over views
• Diamond Bar High lauded nationally
• Increase in claims raises questions
• Inland Valley Independence Day weekend schedule
• Uninsured kids may lead to health risk
• Missing Pomona boy found safe near home
• Church offers outlet
• Chino school board OKs 3-year budget
• Schools now required to provide students with free water during meals
• ARCO AM/PM coming to the Colonies area of Upland
• Colonies case hits a snag
• Local fan of Warped Tour now part of it
• County leaders see the future
• Brand new day, July 2
• Henry's Market to host blood drive on July 9
• Stop! Before you come apart
• Crime & Public Safety, July 2
• Pomona Now, July 2
• Students now required to be vaccinated against whooping cough
• San Dimas council gives OK to Falcon Ridge home
• Senior menus, July 2
• SENIOR BRIEFS, July 2
• Suzanne Sproul: Two friends continue their work to help the community even after retirement
• Ontario, Palmdale and Van Nuys leaders argue they can do better
• Men of the Year honored at area banquet
• Crime & Public Safety, July 1
• Inland Valley Independence Day weekend schedule
• Proponents of Pomona waste transfer station make their case to residents
• Drivers face new regulations starting today
• Upland city manager announces layoffs of three department heads
• Ontario still trying to negotiate ONT transfer
• Former U.S. judge takes lead on Burum defense
• David Allen: Towers get a rise out of placid Chino Hills
• Candidates take the tour
• High court to rule on meat law
• City, SCE draw lines
• Marijuana clinic wins
• L.A. County funding summer jobs program
• Officials unite to support Vision
• Work to begin for new waste collection site
• Hope Partners aims fight on hunger, homelessness
• County worker's error exposes Good Samaritan to check fraud
• Woman struck, killed by train in Ontario
• Crime and Public Safety, June 30
• Trash station fought
• Families speak out before Covina man's sentencing
• Lawmakers pass budget
• County to trim library service
• Children learn to overcome fears
• Couple charged in beating, burning death of Rialto man
• Upland to trim City Hall
• State budget deal outlined
• Car slams into tree; man hurt
• Gory games for kids OK'd
• Dodgers file for Ch. 11
• Crime and Public Safety, June 28
• Three die in crash on 57
• Keeping Alta Loma's equestrian scene going
• Local students learning about college and business
• Editor shows no remorse for stealing colleague's story
• Walk targets waste plan
• Tehachapi project goes back to court
• Man guilty of torching ex's vehicle
• CVUSD considers foreign exchange of 200 this fall
• Ontario to use its reserves
• Building's rebirth
• Bonita Unified passes budget
• Solar panels to cut district costs
• History losing out
• The doctor is ... out
• Inland Empire will Walk To End Alzheimer's
• Dutton's GOP brick wall
• It's a dangerous job
• Her rose dreams are all a-bloom
• Claremont workshops focus on business
• Bridge spanning 10 Freeway to reopen
• Cyclists do odd things trying to trip stoplight sensors
• L.A. County homeless numbers fall
• Baca seeking control of parole system
• Pension cuts ease Chino funding gap
• Summer music comes alive
• Pomona passes budget, but some staffing uncertain
• Azusa park unveils plans for camp sites, nature trails
• A beam of hope
• Property fight slows Gold Line extension
• Curtain rises again on theater program
• Adult education searching for funds
• Walnut boy on third battle with cancer, hopes to raise awareness at Relay for Life event today
• POMONA NOW, June 25
• Don't split Upland, leaders say
• Desert pipeline would send water to Inland Valley
• Postal authorities on trail of thieves
• Marijuana movement moving ahead statewide and nationally
• Senior menus, June 25
• Suzanne Sproul: Kiwanis event goes on despite sadness of the death of Al Canestro
• Senior briefs, June 25
• Pomona passes budget; library hours, pool problems yet to be addressed
• Sheriffs investigate valve thefts
• Judge rejects motion to dismiss charges against county supervisor
• Hoffa, Boxer join BMW-union dispute
• GOP greenlights vote on taxes but with strings attached
• Change coming to Chino Airport
• La Verne budget remains the same as last year
• Fontana group seeks to recall mayor and council; change from "at large" to district representation
• Torlakson stresses he is there in tough times
• Diamond Bar kicks off road maintenance program to improve city streets
• Fundraisers this weekend to assist family of Rancho Cucamonga boy afflicted with brain tumor
• Short takes, June 24
• Upland chili cook-off Saturday to benefit Inland Valley Recovery Services
• AbilityFirst disabled youths learn more than clowning around
• Montclair seeks permanent solution
• Embezzler given 4-year sentence
• SCE gets an earful
• Rialto teacher accepts plea
• School tax defeated
• Officials stress risks as heat increases
• Food-truck festival names its winners
• Plans near for Target center
• Crime and Public Safety, June 23
• AG counters challenge
• Witness identifies defendant
• 11 docents set to work at museum
• Controller won't pay lawmakers
• It's a splitting headache
• Beating the odds
• L.A. County has budget
• CUSD's budget is approved
• Many local school districts fall short of state standards
• Coursework goes online
• Three charged with abducting immigrants
• Testimony: Man killed ex-girlfriend after she rebuffed reunion
• Crime and Public Safety, June 22
• Burglars hit Claremont Post Office
• Dangerous road work
• ONT lowers landing fees, terminal rent
• Airport lawsuit settled
• Grads' hopes dashed
• Tour is a mixed bag for businesses
• Pickup hits tree; DUI suspected
• No longer a dropout
• Council approves budget but must cut $3.1M more
• Diamond Bar to be unified under one ZIP code
• Crime and Public Safety, June 21
• A Native American tribe lives among us
• Checking out classic cars
• Auto center site may be a Target
• The business of art
• Chaffey budget approved
• Pomona man killed
• Board chooses new principal for Lopez Elementary
• Social host liable for underage drinking
• District budget gets OK
• A few councils look to balance budgets
• Fontana weighs tax
• Search reveals 6 held in Rancho Cucamonga
• Water surplus causes stir
• Festival of flavor rolls in
• Study devalues drought impact
• Dog walk draws 1,500 pet lovers
• City against 4 superstition
• Kaiser may pay for cop
• New big board on way up
• Pharaoh's sale won't close park, official says
• Livermore's famous bulb celebrates its 110th birthday
• Major tunnel going under San Francisco Bay
• Juneteenth celebration brings music, southern food to Pomona
• Beach buzzing with flies
• Candidates debate city manager's dismissal
• Report finds I.E. may be too dependent on logistics
• Convicted robbers receive lengthy prison sentences
• Veterans Memorial Park: Enthusiastic rebirth
• Congressman enters BMW-Teamsters dispute
• Brand new day, June 18
• Judge denies motion to withdraw guilty plea
• Veto provides Brown time to deal
• Former Upland councilman and active community member dies at 84
• Crime & Public Safety, June 18
• City leaders decry plan to transfer control to Inland Empire-based authority
• Helping those in need is the Christian thing to do
• Senior menus, June 18
• Senior briefs, June 18
• Suzanne Sproul: Event to raise funds for banners honoring Upland residents in the military
• Pomona Now, June 18
• Unemployment and jobs dip in May
• Woman's Club continues tradition by planting another tree in expanding forest at Red Hill Park
• Teamsters vow to fight proposal to replace union employees with other workers
• Chino Valley Now, June 17
• Inland Valley residents to receive special recognition at Cal State San Bernardino ceremonies
• Short takes, June 17
• Upland Relay for Life steps its way to $60,000
• Brown vetoes Legislature's budget plan
• Crime & Public Safety, June 17
• Brand new day, June 17
• Prosecutors drop criminal case against sheriff's deputy
• High-ranking LAWA exec quits over sexually explicit texts
• Lawmaker pay still up in the air after governor's veto of budget
• Little League ceremonies to include naming baseball field for 13-year-old youngster
• Covina man testifies in bid to withdraw guilty pleas
• Men plead no contest in fatal Montclair nightclub shooting
• Rancho Cucamonga council take retiring city manager's advice, hires his assistant
• Principal selected for Lopez Elementary School
• Single-family house construction giving way to condos, UCLA forecast says
• Spread of equine herpes virus forces postponement of two Fairplex horse events
• Key ruling expected in fatal La Verne DUI case
• Deputies search home of Mt. SAC student suspected of electronic peeping
• Budget passes with fees, cuts, 'gimmicks'
• Jurist says massive budget cuts will damage court system
• Short takes, June 16
• Argument between coworkers in La Puente turns violent; leads to crash on 60 Freeway
• Local man among group indicted for multimillion-dollar overbilling scheme
• Amanda Behnke installed Pomona Host Lions president
• Crime and public safety, June 16
• Dance yourself fit for a workout
• Ways to keep the brain lively
• Conference on drugs and violence wraps up Wednesday
• D.A.'s cases mount
• Kirk resigns county post
• Fighting marijuana use
• Union rips layoffs
• Teens suspected of burglarizing school arrested
• Chiang to address Mt. SAC grads
• Neighborhood center debuts
• Officers won't be charged
• Crime and Public Safety, June 15
• Judge denies bail cut for choir leader
• Boy won't be charged in brother's death
• Upland will work with Grove owners on safety
• Sales hit 3-year low
• Financial penalty looms
• Council OKs project changes
• Bail remains $500,000 for 'Granny Bandit'
• Group carjacked on way to party
• Computers stolen from Claremont school
• Fontana police arrest 5
• Helping at-risk children
• Ex-student sues district
• In history of Valley, power flowed with water
• Students to protest budget cuts
• ULV law school suffers
• After-school program OK'd
• City may help owners
• Budget window closing
• Rancho Cucamonga reconfigures pensions
• Upland Relay raises $60K to fight cancer
• Claremont loses police lieutenant
• Diamond Bar taps its reserves
• Haynes Center execs earn 'Star' honors
• Former pastor to be sentenced
• Ministry marks milestone
• City manager accepts less
• At 77, she's now a Cal Poly grad
• Games deliver a final punch
• Charities clean up on mud run
• County changes mind on curtailing restroom hours
• Summit will introduce latest in utility meters
• Victoria Gardens hosts expo
• Federal fines for pointing lasers at aircraft are raised
• Prison plan a problem
• Ontario woman seeking a plea bargain in death of her husband
• Six candidates file for fire district board
• Balloon firm looks for equity in Chino sign law
• PG&E required to supply water to Hinkley residents
• Skull found in woman's backyard
• Wheeler honored for donating kidney
• Crime and Public Safety, June 12
• First draft of new district puts Dreier, Miller in peril
• Charges filed against two in Explorer teen sex scandal
• Senior menus, June 11
• Senior briefs, June 11
• What's love got to do with it?
• Cruise Night to start in August
• Pomona Now, June 11
• Abdullah brothers to hold free football camp for kids 10 to 18 in Pomona on Saturday
• Today's calendar for Western States Police and Fire Games
• Pomona teen stabs brother to death during fight
• Montclair City Council approves speed limit increases on various streets
• Baca weighs run for proposed new congressional seat
• Brand new day, June 11
• Today marks one year after FBI raid at Upland City Hall
• Pomierski, Hennes working on defense one year after raid
• Pomeirski's alleged co-conspirator Sanchez still missing
• R.C. city manager to retire after 32 years with city
• Derry lawyers file motion to dismiss felony charges
• Untitled
• Two R.C. High football players injured during practice
• Crime & Public Safety, June 10
• Five teens sentenced to prison in Pomona park slayings
• Feds impose fines up to $11,000 as laser cases rise at LAX and other airports.
• Today's calendar for Western States Police & Fire Games
• House deed returned to elderly Claremont woman swindled by fake bishop
• County supervisors clash over decision to eliminate funds set aside for district projects
• Retired Army chaplain honored as Chaffey High's `Tiger of the Year'
• Annual Walker Memorial Competition draws 80 talented young musicians
• Ontario council approves 7-year-old Walmart Supercenter project
• Athleticism aids in law enforcement
• Crime and public safety, June 9
• L.A. County tabs school chief
• Dental stem cells eyed for treatment
• Looking into the ongoing GMO debate
• Champions of global health make a difference
• Caregivers have reconnection
• Few vote changes expected when congressional districts redrawn
• Short takes, June 9
• House deed returned to elderly Claremont woman swindled by fake bishop
• Upland council to decide on city manager settlement authority
• Pomona Moose Lodge to mark its centennial in ceremonies Saturday night
• Church choir director pleads not guilty in lewd acts case
• Xydias Center set to offer some young people a different road to follow than college
• Cal Poly Pomona student arrested for videos in men's bathrooms
• Burglars hit Rancho Cucamonga businesses
• State allows uniform for gay parade
• Voters to decide on new landscape fees
• Dunn makes budget priority
• Choir director charged
• Wreck briefly closes freeway
• Funding in doubt
• Western States Police & Fire Games calendar
• Construction worker pleads not guilty to bribing city employee
• Juneteenth fest moves
• Schools miss target
• Church choir director arrested
• Flame ignites hope
• Western States Police & Fire Games calendar
• 12 vie for Upland council
• City Hall rededicated
• Upland hires Dunn for post
• California DREAM Act clears state Assembly
• Early Mexican-American Chino life detailed in book
• College center to check tires
• Students going on a trek
• Crime and Public Safety, June 7
• Book celebrates the people and events of Hispanic Chino
• Bike rides in balance
• Board eases exit exam rule
• Fairplex expo lights up learning
• A day to bid farewell
• Decision time in Upland
• Most like living here
• Murder suspect is due in court
• Pomona jockeys for rail
• Police and Fire Games spread across Valley
• Doing the heavy lifting
• Sierra snow piled high, but flood risk minimal
• Arboretum to undergo $5 million in upgrades
• Program provides Alhambra residents recycling rewards
• Adelanto finalizes deal for ICE facility
• Aztec Hotel owner loses court bid
• Tribal Chairman Cerda honored
• City 'Walk of Fame' will be adding a star
• Student's drive for perfection pays off
• Upland nears a decision on city manager
• Love, theft, then death
• Mess with Medicare?
• Flogging Molly sells out Fox Theater
• Redding Way to be repaired
• Diamond Bar wants to save windmill
• Honoring McQueen's legacy
• Dog owners in mauling sentenced
• Ontario's City Hall goes 'green'
• Prosecutors reject case against suspect's children in dismemberment slaying
• Pomona Now, June 4
• Ribbon cutting in Montclair for new affordable housing
• New food chart comes in the shape of a plate
• San Bernardino County leaders pooh-pooh car tax bill
• Suzanne Sproul: Mt. Baldy volunteer firefighters gear up for annual steak fry on June 25
• Senior menus, June 4
• Senior briefs, June 4
• What is the meaning of grace?
• Crime & Public Safety, June 4
• Hearing held on proposed waste transfer station
• Nation adds 84,000 jobs in May
• Authorities say woman stabbed Diamond Bar man to death before dismembering him
• Police, firefighters ready to compete in eight days of games
• Bonita passes preliminary budget; temporary teachers, preschool program cut
• Rancho Cucamonga market declared a nuisance
• Deficit spending continues to be a challenge for Chino Valley schools
• Crime & Public Safety, May 3
• FBI looked into email, says Upland councilman
• Chino Valley Now, June 3
• Twice rain-postponed Black Culture Festival set to open under sunny skies on Saturday
• Charter review finishes up in Pomona
• John Weeks: It's always fun to slide back in time
• KVCR has a new home at San Bernardino Valley College
• Short takes, June 3
• Pomona board votes to close Mendoza Elementary and move students to Lopez Elementary
• Ontario soldier laid to rest
• Pomona escapee caught
• Mistrial declared in alleged bribery trial
• Agreement aims to quell 99 Ranch's odor
• Police ID corpse as Diamond Bar man; suspect's son, daughter arrested
• OMSD provides summer academy for scholars and athletes
• Gutierrez arrest to figure in review
• R.C. to pass budget without using reserves
• Body found three days after boat flips over in Lake Elsinore
• 15th annual Men's Conference set for Saturday at Calvary Chapel
• Short takes, June 2
• Crime and public safety, June 2
• Media and TV execs put spotlight on older people
• Arthritis Foundation hopes to raise awareness on annual walk
• Cousin: Body was dug up
• Sad homecoming
• Senate passes bill to transfer control of ONT
• Woman escapes from jail
• Major cuts looming
• Chino lists challenges ahead
• Missing Diamond Bar man may be corpse found in trash can
• Crime and Public Safety, June 1
• Young docents wanted
• Montclair City Council OKs speed limit increase
• Bellevue salutes military heroes
• Anonymous tips led to arrests
• Teacher in the making
• District interviews for new principal
• Razing of La Verne dealership scheduled for July
• Lessening the pain
• Pet activists are critical of Upland shelter
• State's students miss out on P.E.
• Cuts hit aid for disabled
• Remains create mystery
• Police helped growers fight 'Bolshevik' union
• Summer classes reduced
• Sad memories
• Burum's legal defense taking shape
• Man shot to death while fighting with deputies
• Ontario on guard
• Housing plans for disabled OK'd
• Haynes Center Car Show set June 11
• Senior health fair on tap for Fontana
• Practicing what he teaches
• Memorial Day events
• Juneteenth festival set for a move
• Ontario soldier's body coming home
• Uplanders donate to three groups
• Chino announces budget projections
• Upland rejects Chronic claim
• Cabrillo water quality standards still below par
• Consultant paid $824K to attend meetings
• Air traffic controller suspended for falling asleep at his post
• Woman who wore MIA bracelet to be recognized at event
• Local Lions honored
• Be good - and she'll treat your zits for free
• Adelanto prison expansion plan put on hold
• Cameras in parks used to stop crime
• Bellevue salute set for Monday
• Claremont OKs track layout for Gold Line
• Upland reviews benefits
• Facebook CEO: Only meat he eats is what he kills
• Herding lost carts
• Defining districts
• University of La Verne's Morgan honored
• $1.2 billion for jails
• Local Memorial Day events
• Chaffey College students receive diplomas, certificates
• 'Greenhorn Bandits' linked to bank robberies in Diamond Bar, San Dimas, Redlands
• Neighbors raise a stink about RC market
• Senior briefs, May 28
• Senior menus, May 28
• Pomona Now, May 28
• Uplanders Club makes donations to three key community service organizations
• Officials stress caution near swimming pools
• Making tough times more enjoyable
• Undocumented immigrants are federal responsibility, local lawmakers say
• Need for medical marijuana collectives defended
• Colton schools see 'surprisingly encouraging' budget
• Pomona Library director Greg Shapton retires of nearly 44 years serving library and the city
• Brand new day, May 27
• One dead, one arrested after traffic collision in Ontario
• Cal Poly Pomona students rally in opposition to potential budget cuts
• Crime & Public Safety, May 27
• CHINO VALLEY NOW, May 29
• California plan for reducing prison population raises questions
• Friends, family come together to remember victim of Chino Hills stabbing one year ago
• Short takes, May 27
• Ontario soldier remembered
• Supporting tolerance
• 'Hangover Part II' gets a headstart at ONT
• Uffer suit set for trial in October
• Lighting, landscape fee hikes
• Supervisors want citizen input on redistricting
• Ramos' residency may become an issue
• Upland modifies commission selection process
• Union split on 3rd District candidates
• Memorial Day events
• Robotics making math fun
• More college graduates could find employment
• Bail reduced for woman charged in slaying
• Crime and public safety, May 26
• 'Pregnancy Test' a book with all the answers
• Homicides falling
• Gonzales says she will cut 3 on staff
• City manager rules about to change
• Trustees clash on remarks
• Tech upgrade
• 2 arrested in killing
• Woman named 29th District Artist of the Year
• More space for service
• Students hungry for new menu
• Inmate release feared
• Brothers' bribery trial wraps up
• Fire won't stop classes
• Violent crime falls
• Female again wins NAWC drafting project competition
• Pomona WWI hero fought, died 'over there'
• More than 110 receive law degrees
• City attorney pleads no contest
• Fontana police looking into two train station robberies
• Crime and Public Safety, May 24
• CSU prepares for the worst
• Health plan revived
• A calling to serve
• Upland to look at changing code
• Girl setting up nonprofit
• Gutierrez may admit to crime
• Chaffey celebrates program grads
• Cut revelopment project is back on track in Pomona
• Car crash turns his world upside down
• Police reaping benefits
• Thrills on wheels
• Dreier honors youth volunteers
• Chino Valley union says district owes teachers money
• Southern Humboldt residents gathering support for forming the Emerald City
• $1.10-a-gallon gas mistake leaves Wilmington station owner drained
• Memories remain vivid for World War II flying ace
• Delta's winter surge undercuts rationale for big diversion of Sierra water around it
• Two men electrocuted in Chino field
• Introducing our Foothills Magazine
• Euclid development includes retail space
• Conspiracy case is put on hold
• Residents train for emergency response
• I.E. gas prices show a drop; analyst: rates could fall even more into August
• Critics: D.A.'s handling of arrests of corruption suspects is political grandstanding
• Amgen Tour of California
• Cancer survivor to start Stage 7
• Road closures related to Amgen Tour of California
• Judge dismisses criminal complaint against former Assistant Assessor Jim Erwin
• Senior briefs, May 21
• Suzanne Sproul: Volunteers wanting to make a difference sought by Inland Hospice Association
• Senior menus, May 21
• Crime & Public Safety, May 21
• To love, honor and serve
• Inland Empire unemployment continues to drop
• Pomona Now, May 21
• Upland's Foothill Blvd. portion to be widened
• Police seek possible victims in 'Starbucks Peeper' case
• People and road closures could equal headaches at Amgen Tour of California
• CHINO VALLEY NOW, May 20
• R.C. keeps naming rights policy, stays mum on Biane Library
• John Husing delivers "State of the Region"
• Ovitt to set up new field office in hometown
• Detectives hope to return stolen items to rightful owners
• Crime & Public Safety, May 20
• WesternU set to graduate 741 students
• Pomonans 'Bike to Work' for fun, savings and good health
• Brand new day, May 20
• One dead after traffic collision on Towne Avenue in Pomona
• Truckloads of migrants a billion-dollar business
• Open houses planned to offer information about the statewide high-speed rail project.
• Slain neo-Nazi's beliefs could air in son's case
• Short takes, May 20
• Veterans kick off Run for the Wall
• Pomona Police Department marks 100 years
• Alta Loma High freshman wins new car for perfect attendance
• Postmus' attorney urges San Bernardino County to drop civil lawsuit against ex-assessor, others
• "Granny Bandit" suspected of using stolen credit cards shortly after theft
• Fontana DMV employee sentenced for falsifying records
• Pomona Eagles' golf tournament Friday supports Pomona Valley Special Olympics
• San Dimas man arrested on suspicion of planting hidden camera
• Short takes, May 19
• Torres' district office flooded; vandalism suspected
• Kids Health Fair offers chance to fulfill new requirements for vaccinations
• Crime and public safety, May 19
• Workshops to assist caregivers of adults with memory impairments planned locally
• Testimony ends in trial of two men accused of bribing supervisor's ex-chief of staff
• Defendants under watch
• Rancho Cucamonga council to look at naming procedure
• Suspect changes her stories
• Court orders release of data on county pensions
• Reform plan pushed
• Brown approves union deals
• Forum addresses U.S. education
• Rain will be back in Valley today
• County switches control
• 10 may now run for Upland council seat
• Budget revise discussed
• Gold Line planners seek site for parking lot
• Nonprofit's former treasurer sentenced for embezzlement
• School hit with parent protest
• Rethinking homework
• Layoffs deadline passes
• Brown revises budget
• Director downplays ONT talk
• Montclair firefighters retire after 30 years
• Paperwork sacked 1915 Pomona team
• Engineer was 'an artist' with musical recordings
• 'Granny Bandit' suspect pleads not guilty
• Crime and Public Safety, May 17
• Anonymous attack
• Counseling suffers
• Car theft suspect killed
• Ontario joins redevelopment areas to save cash
• Record gift gets school started
• Verdict angers family
• ULV to form tax district
• New job numbers due Friday
• Upland rejected $2M deal
• English learners' test scores drop in region
• 'Zombie' author brightens day
• Court weighs impostor law
• School hosts art event
• Local chapter of group to honor 12th graders for work
• Diamond Bar Woman's Club announced six scholarship winners
• Advocacy group lashes out at CalWORKs cuts
• Still stuck in muddy waters
• Bracing for budget's worst
• Development on the rise in Ontario
• Planes of Fame Air Show draws record crowd
• Crime and Public Safety, May 15
• Inland Empire state parks survive cuts that will close 70 parks by next summer
• Claremont graduations feature some influential names
• Brand new day, May 14
• Ontario council merges redevelopment project areas
• Suzanne Sproul: Pomona Catholic High to recognize 60 years of service by the Felician Sisters
• Senior Briefs, May 14
• Senior Menus, May 14
• Dealership makes key donation to aid hospital neonatal unit that saved the life of a family member
• Crime & Public Safety, May 14
• POMONA NOW, May 14
• Armed Forces Day and Christianity
• Barricade stretches into sixth hour at Rancho Cucamonga mobile park home
• Republican lawmakers release budget proposal without tax increases
• New CPR guidelines place emphasis on chest compression
• Students aim for Solar Cup
• Granny bandit to stay locked up
• Claremont cruise night to keep rolling
• Chino Valley Now, May 13
• Rialto school board lays off 96 certified employees in budget-balancing action
• Schools' English learners slip
• New dogs aim to sniff out explosives at LAX
• 3 dead in San Jose campus shooting
• Victim's relatives 'devastated' by acquittals in murder case
• Several arrested on drug trafficking charges
• Pomona Unified delays school-closure vote
• Some question usefulness of Upland campaign finance ordinance
• Hagman advises attorneys
• Teacher denies drug count
• New facility debuts at Upland High School
• Bail is set 'extremely high'
• Rutherford says San Bernardino County should drop lawsuit
• Pomona honors police officer 15 years after shooting death
• Foundation raises cash for local wellness center
• Ontario woman acquitted of murder
• 'Granny Bandit' suspect arrested
• Crime and Public Safety, May 12
• Fontana school board authorizes layoffs for 129 teachers, counselors
• Four indicted in San Bernardino County corruption probe
• Paul Biane arrest concludes brief 'fugitive' status in corruption case
• 'Granny Bandit' stalks parking lots
• Supervisors mum on indictments
• Chino officials take first step toward new police station
• Upland to recruit new city manager
• Parolee strikes Fontana police officer with car
• Burum a supporter of affordable housing, charities
• Upland, SanBAG again demand that county end lawsuit after indictments
• New Metrolink express trains make SB to L.A. a quick trip
• Educators stage protests
• Shorter school year
• 5 enter race in Upland
• Chino Hills city worker reports, records alleged bribe
• Death of toddler probed
• Life of 'soldier of fortune' was packed full of drama
• Man sentenced for manslaughter
• Crime and Public Safety, May 10
• Victim claims robber was 80-year-old woman
• Another claim targets Upland
• Upland City Council looks at job vacancy
• Yard clippings
• Ex-aide testifies on alleged bribes
• Cruise Night's fate on tap for Tuesday
• Bill may aid Chino case
• Chino Hills man is sentenced in fatal DUI accident
• School's novel approach
• Parole drains local budget
• Crime and Public Safety, May 9
• Claremont church fiesta draws 20,000 over the weekend
• Newest moms discover new joy
• Molycorp celebrates reopening of its east Mojave mine operations
• There's a catch in this season's anticipated California salmon catch
• Friends pay homage to McKee
• Claremont Hills Wilderness Park gains 150 acres
• PUSD may close Mendoza Elementary
• San Bernardino firefighter sets fastest time towed on snowboard
• D.A. receives complaint regarding COG's handling of Gold Line grant
• Santa Cruz may appeal Nazi salute case to Supreme Court
• Pomona Concert Band plans Spring Concert on Friday
• California public employees defend 'modest' pension benefits
• Ten years later, Robert Blake murder case is still a curiosity
• Treats highlight fundraiser
• Crime and Public Safety, May 8
• Teen's mental state at issue; murder trial placed on hold
• Adams named in claim settled by Quincey
• Police chief fires back
• Official: Prison health better
• Employers add more jobs, national unemployment rises
• Pomona sets three meetings on corridors
• Cycle race prompts street closures in Claremont
• Nurses awarded for their care
• Police re-examine Explorer programs
• Students receive some sage advice
• Crime and Public Safety, May 7
• Derry says he will fight charges at Tea Party meeting
• Obama in NY: We never forget, we mean what we say
• Claremont resident co-owns Kentucky Derby hopeful Twice the Appeal
• Redistricting meeting shows challenges ahead
• Indians say bin Laden code name another insult
• Info from Osama raid shows interest in US trains
• US: Only single bin Laden defender shot at SEALs
• Walk on Sunday to raise awareness about little-known genetic condition, Williams syndrome
• Short takes, May 6
• David Allen: Quincey era ends at Upland City Hall
• Brand new day, May 6
• Police detective from Upland faces charges of sex with underage relative
• Students learn about engineering while battling robots
• Upland mayor confident firing city manager was right move
• ULV College of Law could lose accreditation
• Why the US had it wrong about bin Laden's hideout
• Officials: SEALs thought bin Laden went for weapon
• Final defendant sentenced in Montclair woman's slaying
• 60 nabbed in gang sweep
• Report says two faulty firetrucks sent to ONT
• Airport cancels deal for fire trucks
• Guards' deal clears hurdle; bill passes State Senate
• Fake photographs surfacing
• Ontario Now, May 5
• Osama search had right country, wrong place
• CIM inmate gets six years for role in riot
• Input on redistricting wanted; Public invited to speak at hearing in Norco
• U.S. leprosy cases linked to armadillo
• 'Star Wars' invades Ontario library
• Santa Clara County Library system to begin $80 annual fee for non-residents
• Quincey's fate at stake
• Derry to recuse himself
• Letter from former city attorney says Upland needs unbiased aid
• U.S. questions Pakistan's role
• Crime and Public Safety, May 4
• Jury convicts father, son in federal corruption case
• Veterans call for troop withdrawal
• 180-day delay also came with bigger payout
• County CEO weighs in on budget crisis
• Fire danger on rise
• Senate committee discusses ONT authority bill
• Father of 9/11 victim calls death 'justice'
• Fallen soldier's father feels joy, sadness
• White supremacist killed in Riverside
• LaVerne City Council to mull apartment plan
• Hiking trip turns fatal
• Students reflect on the meaning and implications of bin Laden's death
• The day of no speed limits for road racers in the Inland Empire
• Area apartment rents climb 2.3% in 1Q
• Travelers urged to be vigilant
• Veterans, military families relieved by Osama's killing
• Retaliation concerns temper local lawmakers' joy
• Responders reflect, prepare
• Muslim-Americans welcome bin Laden death
• BIN LADEN DEAD
• Egypt's al-Zawahri likely to succeed bin Laden
• Analysis: Bin Laden death gives US reason to cheer
• Oil falls below $113 after bin Laden killed
• Claremont looks to address budget troubles with upcoming workshops
• Killer of father sought
• Letter to back laws
• Church celebrates getting pet food grant
• Official: Bin Laden buried at sea
• L.A. police to step up intelligence monitoring
• Joyous Americans gather to mark bin Laden death
• Crime and Public Safety, May 2
• Remarks by the President on Osama Bin Laden
• Questions remain as Pakistan hails death of bin Laden
• Bin Laden's death draws cheers, relief, dismay
• Report says two faulty firetrucks sent to ONT
• 'I.E. Explorers' wraps up season one
• Church spruces up Inland Empire
• Upland to decide fate of Quincey
• Old bridge half gone
• PACs allegedly hid bribe
• Gusty winds cause no major damage
• Pomona's 'fantastic' beautification day
• Suspect escapes before police surround house
• Pomona veteran to receive Legion of Honor for his efforts in liberating France in World War II
• British ex-patriots gather in Upland home to celebrate the royal nuptials
• Transient to stand trial in fatal Pomona stabbing
• Parents, officials testify about educational impacts of budget cuts
• Short takes, Apr. 30
• Senior briefs, Apr. 30
• Suzanne Sproul: Wine event Friday to benefit Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center's neonatal intensive care unit
• Pomona Now, Apr. 30
• SENIOR MENUS, Apr. 30
• Host wraps up Season 1 of I.E. show
• Family members, police ask public for help in 'senseless murder'
• Eastern LA County transportation projects threatened without state budget solutions, transit leaders say
• Criminal charges filed in death at Chino Hills construction site
• Is Hell just a myth?
• South storm deaths above 300
• Sheriff Rod Hoops, D.A. Michael A. Ramos haven't taken cuts
• Quincey cashes out 9 months of leave time
• Tornadoes kill more than 250 in South
• Kidnappers plead guilty: Couple held Jaycee Dugard captive for nearly 2 decades
• Food drive at San Dimas school gives new meaning to school lunch program
• Artist Shepard Fairey gives own message of hope to Webb Schools students in Claremont
• CHINO VALLEY NOW, Apr. 29
• Jobs fair set for Saturday, Sunday in Ontario
• Convicted RFK killer says girl manipulated him
• Harvard-bound Garey High senior applauded by fellow students
• Plea agreement in fatal traffic collision angers victim's family
• Future plans include capital improvements for R.C. shelter
• Woman allegedly kneed pregnant aunt in the stomach
• Local agencies participate in annual drug take-back event
• Transient to stand trial in fatal Pomona stabbing
• Enter imaginary world of 'Quidam'
• Two die in vehicle accidents
• Crime and Public Safety, April 28
• Upland Feed and Groom going back to roots
• PUSD to establish nonprofit
• Man receives 40-to-life in revenge killing in Pomona
• Parking garage is in proposal for Gold Line stop
• Woman charged; fetus died after fight
• Nonprofit to break ground on unique new building
• Family stands their ground
• Report: Law has saved babies
• Campaign disclosure charges called rare
• Derry reviewing charges
• Cows in region found with TB
• Derry waged campaign to weed out corruption
• Mormons seek help for cleanup
• VIP may lose funding
• Derry faces state charges
• Man running across U.S. to bring attention to kids' charity
• Chiropractor to give services for donations
• CVUSD faces huge shortfall
• Upland mulls new methods to pick panels
• Aid is available for students who need it
• Arguments end in Gonzales case
• Crime and Public Safety, April 27
• Baby bobcat dropped off at Upland shelter
• Upland council to discuss Quincey's employment
• Metrolink adds express route to Los Angeles
• Bank foreclosure fee fails
• Hearing delayed in Erwin case
• Open-government advocate Richard McKee dies at 62
• La Verne may buy Fruit Exchange Building
• Woman says killing husband was accidental
• Testimony in county bribery case begins
• Chino may go out for trash bid
• Pomona was no 'Animal House'; marriage without a leg to stand on
• Crime and Public Safety, April 26
• Ontario man found dead after possible carjacking
• Former Ontario priest pleads guilt
• Worship service draws thousands
• Driven to distraction
• County to look at food truck ban
• Little improvement seen in prison recidivism rates
• Power-line appeal gets moved up
• Police commission vote set
• Quincey's future to be discussed
• Festival set for Ontario
• Crime and Public Safety, April 25
• Benefit helps family hurt in fire
• Colonies still a plus
• Athletes on the way
• Pension quagmire
• Games expected to bring $15M
• Autism workshops resume Thursday
• Metal mania in Indio
• Diamond Bar housing plan facing hurdles
• Sponsors sought for maps
• Three Valleys Municipal Water District OKs plan
• Crime and Public Safety, April 24
• Hotel could change direction of city
• Nonprofit's former treasurer pleads no contest to embezzlement
• Accused drunken driver asks to withdraw guilty pleas in double-murder case
• Former high school teacher sentenced to prison for attack on wife
• Workshop on autism planned Thursday
• Crime & Public Safety. Apr. 23
• Young people are significantly more pessimistic about their financial futures than they were in April 2007
• Prosecutors want Erwin court hearing postponed
• Special flights open to public this weekend
• Pomona district to appoint committee to recommend what to do with excess properties
• POMONA NOW, Apr. 23
• What has happened to Easter?
• Senior briefs, Apr. 23
• Senior meals, Apr. 23
• Suzanne Sproul: PVW plans Athletes for Autism party
• Many veterans get to tell their stories at annual Rancho Remembers event
• Breakfast features inspirational stories
• Oldest Chinese restaurant in IE celebrates anniversary
• Soroptomist Club honors four teen volunteers
• Republicans says long-term strategy needed to fix budget
• Workshop on autism planned Thursday
• Breakfast features inspirational stories
• Short takes, Apr. 22
• Church to unveil mosaic cross on Easter
• Parents, educators meeting to discuss Bonita district effort to prevent bullying in schools
• School raises funds for earthquake relief
• Ontario police, fire and community members work to raise money for fire victims
• Baby injured after being trapped in Ontario laundromat washer
• Teacher misconduct leads to lawsuit against school district
• Chino Hills' state of the city party axed
• San Antonio Community Hospital names new CEO
• MLB action doesn't affect Quakes
• Jobs picture bleak
• Proposed 'soda' tax disputed
• Grant allows for Diamond Bar hiking trails upgrades
• Supervisors seek relief
• Woman charged with murder to testify
• Kaiser and pharmacists avert strike
• Two suspects in burglary arrested
• Investigation continues in toddler's death
• Crime and Public Safety, April 21
• Rancho Cucamonga honors civil servants and volunteers
• Brown OKs contract with guards' union
• Idea to change voting system to go to ballot
• Boxing aspirations
• Chronic Cantina files $6.1M claim
• Man killed in San Bernardino standoff
• Fontana man accused of killing dog
• Prosecution to rest in murder trial
• Wine tasting to raise money
• Brothers denied separate trials
• New chief is named
• Crime and Public Safety, April 20
• Brown deal lifts vacation cap for state prison guards
• Crebs accepts plea deal
• Ruling opens door
• No service reductions in budget
• Three hospitals honored
• Girl, 2, drowns in pool
• End is not near
• Woman to repay cities
• UFOs reported in Inland Valley day before Roswell
• Crime and Public Safety, April 19
• Baca to get tougher on deputies accused of breaking the law
• Witnesses testify as trial begins
• Democratic activist dies
• The week flying saucers came to the Inland Valley
• Adult-school fees set to rise
• Prison rehab suffers
• Adult-school fees set to rise
• Expansion of Claremont lot gets OK
• Claremont High theater funds sought
• Pomona council considers initiative
• Show of solidarity
• Coachella band features Claremont connection
• Upland Christian's rockets put Newton to the test
• A student of tolerance
• Subsidy stinger
• Special games show spirit
• Providing ageless harmonies
• Program empowers students
• Coast Guard prepared to leave tsunami-wrecked Crescent City
• Mental health plan at Caltech drawing protest
• Upland mulls change
• Steinbeck cottage is being restored
• Man dies in Pomona shooting
• Permits revised
• Slain teen's mother determined to reduce tensions between African Americans and Latinos
• Black, Latino students square off at San Bernardino's Cajon High School
• Claremont Gold Line proposed changes include moving Metrolink station one block east
• Farmers Market returns to San Dimas in new spot
• L.A. County unemployment rates comes down; San Bernardino unchanged
• Brand new day, Apr. 16
• Freshman Assemblyman Donnelly undeterred
• Some water lost from basin in Upland
• Suzanne Sproul: Hands Across California tries to make a point about more funds for community colleges
• Senior menus, Apr. 16
• Senior briefs, Apr. 16
• Crime & Public Safety, Apr. 16
• Testimony: Pomona double-slaying stemmed from marijuana purchase
• John Paul II's beatification nears; criticism is building
• Easter, dyed eggs, bunnies and crosses
• Opening day welcomes Dodgertown in Rancho Cucamonga
• Crime & Public Safety, Apr. 15
• County spends $21 million on lawsuit
• San Bernardino County firefighters accept pension cut
• Humane Society past halfway point to its 1,000-animal adoption goal, to hold fair on Saturday
• Pomona Unified to send 185 layoff notices to classified workers
• Kennedy speaks on behalf of green energy at La Verne U
• Two Cal Poly Pomona buildings reopened after ventilation problems
• Short takes, Apr. 15
• Some water lost from basin in Upland
• Judge issues rulings
• Debt plan revealed
• Calling for action
• YMCA sets kids' health event
• Hands-on event set
• Two injured in house fire
• Crime and Public Safety, April 14
• Stores sites for Kids Pack
• 2 men get prison time
• Hospital gives local teen Hometown Hero Award
• 1st Centennial lawyers file to dismiss suit
• Controller added to ONT shift
• Bush, 68, was genuine father figure for kids
• Jury deadlocks in deliberations over south Pomona killing
• Simulation tests ONT's emergency plan
• County officials to testify
• Filippi affirms Upland residency
• Closure list a secret
• Celebrities will bowl in AIDS Project fundraiser
• Mail-in election slated for vacant council seat
• Navy plans to expand base
• Crime and Public Safety, April 13
• Second man guilty in robbery spree
• Man killed in shooting
• Bribery case closer to trial
• Man sentenced to 14 years in Rialto officer's killing
• Rancho Cucamonga teen shot and killed in Reno
• Disabled vet enjoys Golden Age Games
• Plea deal struck
• Prisoners set for transfers
• Upland to ask supervisors to drop lawsuit
• 'More cuts coming'
• Judge allows trial to stand
• Little notice of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War
• Soroptimists will present award to Fontana mayor
• Ontario man convicted in string of armed robberies
• Crime and Public Safety, April 12
• Filippi says he lives in Upland
• Cats catch eyes in Rancho Cucamonga
• BMIs on the rise
• Border solutions sought
• Councilman withholds support
• Rancho Cucamonga staff looks at farmers market
• Upland to look at Aug. 30 vote
• Diamond Bar may turn lot into a mini park
• Taste of Claremont will support many charities
• Quilters plan show
• Vegan restaurant gets grant, creates a stir
• Pomona sees rise in revenue
• Shooter kills 1 in Rialto
• ONT offered, for a price
• District hits 100
• Quincey's pension a worry
• Budget fight over, for now
• Hold it! Restroom times change at beaches
• Volunteers pick oranges for homeless in Pasadena
• Owlets rescued by sheriff's deputy
• Despite high-profile mountain lion incidents, encounters with people are down
• A crime first: Pleasanton woman's vehicle bee-jacked
• Puzzling hobby is a hit at college
• Jewish Frisbee team promotes peace
• Run honors fallen heroes
• Trucks raise funds for schools
• Deaths caused by heart disease drop in county
• Pasadena uses creative financing to replace boulevard's palm trees
• Arrest made in fatal Diamond Bar shooting
• SanBAG: Colonies settlement `rushed'
• Crime & Public Safety, Apr. 9
• Man, woman charged in cockfighting operation
• San Bernardino County speaks out on Postmus plea, lawsuit
• Mountain resorts ready for snowy weekend
• Gov. Brown brings budget case to Inland Empire
• Local Democratic Party clubs rally for extension
• More than 800 "distracted drivers" - mostly teens - cited in Inland Empire traffic sweeps
• Judge orders trial for Pomona men charged in triple-murder case
• Man convicted of gun charge in killing
• Sheriff's deputies looking for Rancho Cucamonga robbers
• Pomona Now, Apr. 9
• Suzanne Sproul: Pomona's first service club celebrates its 90th birthday
• Senior menus, Apr. 9
• Senior briefs, Apr. 9
• Government shutdown likely if budget deal is not reached
• Officers launching statewide crackdown on distracted driving
• San Bernardino County pension board votes to end special benefits for retirees
• State wraps up clean-up process at R.C. manufacturing company
• San Bernardino County gets new registrar-recorder from Denver
• Brand new day, Apr. 8
• Fontana police: Cockfighting ring operated for years
• Crime & Public Safety, Apr. 8
• Alleged killer's cousin testifies in Pomona triple-murder case
• CHINO VALLEY NOW, Apr. 8
• Report: Terror alerts will have 2 levels
• Cal Poly professor says Japanese nuclear power plant may not function again
• Upland co-conspirator still missing
• Short takes, Apr. 8
• Governor keeps pushing tax plan
• District plans party
• Plea deal in DUI deaths
• Crime and Public Safety, April 7
• Chino Valley Unified hosting a food truck festival
• Agency wants suit dropped
• Judge orders priest to trial
• Band history set to music
• Former teacher gets jail
• Pomona offers insight into officers' duties
• Hawk, community activist, dies
• Witness details slayings by alleged Pomona gang members
• Pomona councilwoman fined for infraction
• Benefit cuts on table
• Upland City Council quiet about police report
• Judge orders trial
• Family of 12 injured
• Motorcyclist dies on 10 Freeway
• Diamond Bar trail reopens
• Crime and Public Safety, April 6
• Officials say train death was a suicide
• Accused teacher appears in court
• Board looks at effects of plea
• Assembly committee rejects anti-illegal immigration bill
• Food truck fest to aid school funds
• Police report reveals spat
• Suspect blamed taunts
• County pension cuts urged
• 1914 baseball stories a real 'crock'
• Rally launches new bill
• Colonies to cost county $185M
• 6-year-old Montclair girl in snowboarding championship
• FAA to expand inspections of Southwest B737 aircraft
• No-parking times OK'd in Walnut
• Cleaning up city politics
• ONT draws global interest
• Route 66 shop reopens
• Donnelly sets rally for bill
• San Dimas prepares to open renovated City Hall
• Chaffey district marks a milestone
• Suspect jailed in fatal freeway crash
• Educators call for reforms in layoffs
• Students aid Japan
• Deputy a liaison between Muslim community and law enforcement
• Little-car enthusiasts roll into Upland
• Former supervisor questions judges
• Debt's vicious cycle
• Parties grapple with new primary rules
• Pasadena Chamber opposes smoking ban
• Schools prepare for cuts
• Officials: Renovation of Rose Bowl still on schedule
• Officers offer guidance
• Upland reports positive mid-year budget update
• Tax refund loans come with price tag
• Autism Youth Sports League gives kids a real chance to play
• Syracuse University expanding its program into Sherman Oaks
• Alleged pimp faces life
• Bail bonds agent lends personal touch
• Home tour will help needy kids
• Crime and Public Safety, April 3
• Defense given bank reports in county fraud case
• Serial killer with Claremont victim pleads guilty to seven murders
• Pomona Now, Apr. 2
• Rival NFL stadium plans duel at downtown L.A. forum
• Gov. Brown chides Dutton, plans IE visit
• Neighbors say Child Protective Services visited Roderiquez family
• Kaiser Permanente Fontana begins "Walk With Your Doc Program" to encourage more people to become active
• No kidding! Dog bites man, man bites dog
• Motorcyclist dies after being hit by vehicle on 60 Freeway
• National unemployment down slightly in March
• Quran burning by Florida pastor sparks violence in Afghanistan
• Jewish students flock to Lutheran college
• Senior menus, Apr. 2
• Crime & Public Safety, Apr. 2
• Senior briefs, Apr. 2
• Day off on Cesar Chavez Day? Cal Poly Pomona students opt for farm work
• Crime & Public Safety, Apr. 1
• Portions of 60 Freeway closed for restoration work
• Rialto teacher suspected of providing drugs, requesting lewd photos from teen
• San Bernardino County schools prepare for additional cuts
• Autistic student claims to be victim of bullying
• Redlands surgeon found negligent in patient death
• Charges filed against former San Gorgonio band director
• New Upland Y opens
• Task force told it needs community aid
• Geyser cools hot day
• Brand new day, Apr. 1
• Walnut prohibits Mt. SAC students from parking on nearby residential streets
• Five named to the Los Angeles County Fair Association
• Short takes, Apr. 1
• Retrial gets under way in murder case
• Study ranks county's health near bottom
• Lessons for families
• Autism campaign gains local support
• Lawyers to discuss impact
• Colleges prepare for cuts
• Rancho Cucamonga school locked down
• Fundraiser and a haircut
• Talk on school reform
• Earlier indicators of Alzheimer's sought
• Rising concerns
• Postmus plea causes stir
• Quincey's job under scrutiny
• Tax deal dies as talks wither
• Loma Linda tops in survey of hospitals
• New CEO on board
• Gov. Brown ready to announce end of state's drought
• Prosecution rests in robbery trial
• Pizza delivery man attacked and robbed of cash
• Postmus pleads guilty
• Judge stops suit against Pomona
• Chino Hills to update horse rules
• Obama: Libya not a new Iraq
• City cleanup brings Pomona people together
• Judge reduces ex-county worker's bail by more than $1 million
• CSUSB holds Latino advocacy day
• Crime and Public Safety, March 29
• CIM inmate convicted of fueling fire in riot
• Professors honor memory of little-known Japanese immigrant-poet
• Generosity made hospital possible
• Defiant woman halted army of trucks over dust
• Pilot flew high above stereotypes
• Rains House saved by a hair
• Alice Ramsey first woman to cross U.S. by car
• Mary Stewart helped Korean workers when hardly fasionable
• WWI nurse recognized decades late
• Housewife joined in fighting demon rum
• Upland council will assess city manager
• Fugitive a 'Most Wanted'
• Festival is a hit with musicians
• Commercials tout Pomona's schools
• Harvick saves his best for last
• Bridge coming down
• Crime and Public Safety, March 28
• Bright Prospect helps Pomona students achieve college dreams
• Mountain bike challenge draws from several nations
• National debate continues over Bible education in public schools
• Chino considers employee pension changes
• Learning its impact
• Quincey contract revealed
• Finding sanctuary at a truck stop
• Speedway's RV area a fun-filled mini-city
• Weather station up, running in downtown San Bernardino
• Maternity tourism is legal - for now
• Upland council to discuss city manager, ethics code
• Former treasurer charged with embezzling from local nonprofit group
• Racing for answers
• Wisconsin anti-union law may take effect
• Libyan strikes continue
• Protesters are shot by Syrian troops
• Reactor breach appears likely
• Refining, strengthing marriage
• Lawmakers OK anti-bullying resolution
• Library Wine Soiree planned April 10
• Ontario native, Holcomb widow dies at 87
• La Verne dealership could be turned into apartment project
• Unemployment rate down in Inland Empire, California
• Crime & Public Safety, Mar. 26
• Warrant issued for co-conspirator in former Upland mayor indictment
• Businesses anticipate boost from Fontana's Auto Club 400 race
• CHINO VALLEY TODAY, Mar. 25
• Upland tells Lemon Festival founder he's not needed
• Superbug raises fear: Hospitals sound alarm on powerful bacteria
• Cesar Chavez Breakfast in Pomona honors Chavez grandson, two others for community work
• NATO will run air battle: Targets hit deep in Libya
• Shelves going bare in Tokyo
• Brown to unions: Be open to deals
• Crime & Public Safety, Mar. 25
• Panel says attorney general should take the lead in promoting rehabilitation of prisoners
• Drunken driver sentenced for injuring Montclair officer
• Montclair considers resolution to support Ontario in its ONT talks
• Ontario native, Holcomb widow dies at 87
• Infield won't get market
• Fontana gears up for race
• SB father arrested for killing son, attempted murder, torture of family
• Garfield Park center nears opening
• La Verne officials sworn in
• Boys and Girls Club gets grant
• Western U plans health fair
• Museum on the move
• One killed in Fontana's second fatal shooting in two days
• Crime and Public Safety, March 24
• Old and new faces on La Verne City Council
• Former teacher pleads guilty in sexual relationship with student
• Bill against prison cell phone smuggling moves forward
• Study shows effects of state budget cuts on school districts
• Fontana Unified school board approves tax vote
• San Dimas business owners want new sign policy
• Kallas sent to prison
• Stolen Valor Act overturned
• LAWA's executive director envisions a brighter future for ONT
• Scandal addressed
• Clinic ban advances
• Crime and Public Safety, March 23
• A respite from rain
• Agency disputes transfer
• Willis picks up supporters
• Data shows market for short sales
• AT&T plans major deal
• Mitzelfelt seeking more bond data
• Reality TV star arrested
• Girl runs for quake victims
• Women veterans remember service from the start
• Crime and Public Safety, March 22
• Upland grove idea a lifesaver during Depression
• Address complaint filed against Filippi
• Uncertainty in Upland
• Man pleads no contest in gang shooting
• Historical society event features '60s Barbie dolls
• Clements may face charges
• Layoffs feared in probation
• First day of spring brings area rain, wind and snow
• Crime reports down
• La Verne to add new councilman
• Crime and Public Safety, March 21
• Heated words, no more
• Counter-rally promotes peace
• 5-year-old raising money for Japan
• Libyan assault begins
• iPoly students urge officials to retain teachers
• Woman earns nod for service
• Fed official touts free trade benefits for Long Beach
• Fontana DMV worker pleads guilty to felony
• CVUSD effort honored
• Suspect in bondage club fire, slaying to stand trial
• 'Hobby-grade' fun at RCX
• Vets memorial project on target
• Two new members join Claremont City Council
• Brand new day, Mar. 19
• New Upland mayor to give State of the City address Tuesday
• Residents oppose center in neighborhood
• Strain showing in Ontario's relationship with airport operator
• Kindness is a powerful word
• European court: Crucifix OK in class
• Etiwanda band students play with professions
• School board denies charter petition
• Crime & Public Safety, Mar. 19
• Q&A with Supervisor Gloria Molina on the county's child welfare system
• Soroptimist International provides aid
• Senior briefs, Mar. 19
• Senior menu, Mar. 19
• POMONA NOW, Mar. 19
• Radiation plume no threat to health in California, experts say
• New-Look ULV
• U.S. seeks partners in Wild Horse-Burro Program
• Fontana school board to hold public hearing on emergency tax
• CHINO VALLEY NOW, Mar. 18
• San Bernardino schools recognized for being physically fit
• 2 die in crash on 60
• Claremont neo-Nazi rally and counter peace rally set for Saturday
• Crime & Public Safety, Mar. 18
• Judge orders murder trial after witnesses' accounts of Chino Hills slaying
• Art celebrates heart
• Calif. lawmakers pass cuts, but budget unfinished
• Upland city manager drawing big salary while away from job
• Pomona Host Lions Club set to celebrates its 90th anniversary
• Last woodshop class to close in Chino Valley school district
• The romance of morning news
• Giardia are not cute in the intestine
• San Bernardino County employees could wind up paying more of their retirement costs
• Item to zap summer school pulled from Fontana school board agenda
• Mexican Players reception set April 3
• Prison guards optimistic about tentative labor agreement
• Short takes, March 17
• Men convicted in prostitute's slaying fire attorneys
• Southland research is refining cancer treatment
• iPoly High School breaks ground on $20M facility
• Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation rescues impoverish South Africans and offers them hope
• Crime and public safety, March 17
• High radiation levels halt efforts on nuclear plant
• State budget vote given no chance to pass
• Rally touts schools
• Affordable apartment project unveiled in Rancho Cucamonga
• Conservation urged as treatment plant gets an upgrade
• Chino Hills High comes out on top
• Escobar charge reduced
• Election planned
• Officials: Iodine pills are not needed
• Cyclists to pay visit
• Charges don't shock Musser
• Third blast rocks nuclear plant
• Former teacher pleads guilty for relationship with underage girl
• With unarmed guards and a pool, Chino prison was different in 1941
• Union blasts state bill for teachers
• Suspects in three robberies arrested
• Middle East focus of meeting
• Crime and Public Safety, March 15
• Clergy help spread anti-bullying message in Pomona
• Crunch time approaches to strike budget deal
• Ontario presents State of the City
• Live here, work there
• Japan death toll tops 10K
• Ontario-Montclair students visit University of La Verne
• Pomona approves five-year redevelopment plan
• Fairplex going Irish
• Districts send out notices
• A year's worth of steak
• To pick or hold a vote?
• How we've changed
• AEG starts process for environmental review
• Hoops for Hope raises money for cancer research
• Mt. Baldy hosts Money N Tha Bank Throw Down
• Japan's misery mounts
• Arcadia man delivers Arab-American news with biweekly paper
• FDIC says 1st Centennial warned early, often
• Montclair opens Family Resource Center
• Robots face off in Caltech recycling competition
• Local business owner will do federal time for hiring illegal workers
• Covina's famed Sugar Bowl malt shop reopens doors to history
• MTA met with skepticism at 710 meeting in South Pasadena
• Zaleski walking for awareness
• Concerns over Japan earthquake sweep through Inland Empire
• Tsunami washes away buildings, cars
• Residents in vicinity of proposed Pomona transfer station object to plans for project
• Japan's quake leads to damage on California coast
• Service for longtime Ontario postmaster Charles Linck planned Saturday
• POMONA Now, Mar. 12
• Crime & Public Safety, Mar. 12
• Neo-Nazi rally to be held in Claremont
• Local imam responds to King hearing
• Senior menus, Mar. 12
• Suzanne Sproul: Reading books for the blind a rewarding, beneficial experience
• Senior briefs, Mar. 12
• Massive 8.9 earthquake hits Japan
• Alta Loma District blames state for school financial condition
• Help the poorest: Gates' message to students at Claremont Colleges
• GOP must reach Latinos, says former state legislator
• Brown seeks delay as groups press for tax vote
• CHINO VALLEY NOW, Mar. 11
• Family of Libyan-American man detained by Gadhafi forces says he is free
• Service for long-time Ontario postmaster Charles Linck planned Saturday
• I.E. mayors launch initiative to save redevelopment
• Man rescued after fall in Cucamonga Canyon
• Crime & Public Safety, Mar. 11
• Diamond Bar stalls development on vacant Honda dealership site
• Latinos drive San Bernardino County population growth
• Over $13,000 of equipment stolen from Cal Poly's student Rose Float program
• Bell overwhelmingly OKs council member recall
• Biographies of election night winners
• Claremont still has votes to count; Jurupa Valley becomes region's newest city
• LAWA presentation critical of Ontario
• The real story behind Legionnaires Disease
• Economy Shop, a 78-year-old fixture in Claremont, plans special children's clothing sale today
• California's forecast: Double-digit unemployment rate likely until 2013
• Pink flamingos stolen during church group fundraiser
• Fontana Unified School Board looks to slash counselors, spares athletic program
• Counterfeit arrest made in Claremont
• Correction, March 10
• Short takes, March 10
• Crime and public safety, March 10
• No facelift for Civic Center Plaza yet
• Car crash destroys hydrant
• Incumbents will return
• Jurupa voters keen on cityhood
• 7 indicted in thefts
• Latinos boost county growth
• Rancho Cucamonga vote could raise fees to maintain landscaping
• Officials dispute ex-mayor
• Cityhood at stake
• Board wants vote on taxes
• Audit slams RDAs
• Rancho Cucamonga City Council engages seniors
• Judge disputes part of Jessica's Law
• The naked truth of Paradise Health Resort
• County seeks to lock in funding
• Ex-ambassador to be in Claremont
• Pursuers shoot man
• Drugs in short supply
• Bill Gates to pay a visit to Bridges Auditorium
• M3 festival in Pomona a hit
• Pension reform back on agenda
• Teachers take to the radio
• Made for meetings
• Bookstores on border of 'The End'
• Los Angeles ponders sale of troubled ONT
• Tax vote a worry for GOP
• Center to build Fairplex business
• Preservation is key in Rose Bowl work
• Kobe wades into controversy for promoting Turkish Airlines
• Lions Club to hold bowling fundraiser
• CVUSD eyes future cuts for budget
• Los Angeles tightening ban on smoking Tuesday
• Replaced San Bruno piplelines stopped short of doomed section
• Father disputes shooting report
• Claremont school district hires interim superintendent
• San Pedro waterfront makeover back on track
• DMV to extend temporary licenses to 90 days
• Parents oppose school leadership changes
• Native American ceremony celebrates life of firefighter killed in off-duty accident
• Former officer disputes D.A.'s findings in Fontana police slaying of son
• Hearing set for gas pipeline to rare earth mine
• Budget vote likely next week
• Parents of woman killed at Auto Club Speedway file lawsuit
• Inland Empire retail employment declined after holiday season
• U.S. unemployment drops to 8.9 percent, rate drops for three straight months
• San Dimas and Claremont election Tuesday
• Brand new day, Mar. 5
• Two musical events this week will help rock downtown Pomona
• Pomona Now, Mar. 5
• Look to God for help during crisis
• LOCAL RELIGION IN BRIEF, Mar. 5
• Crime & Public Safety, Mar. 5
• Boy in race against time
• Eight accused of stealing more than $500,000 intended for San Bernardino County's needy
• Vons employees celebrate Read Across America by reading to youngsters in hospital beds
• Murder charge filed against woman in 2009 Whittier stabbing
• Colton goes to court to shut down marijuana cooperative
• Chino Valley Now, Mar. 4
• Upland council reacts to Pomierski's indictment
• Fontana Unified School District working on new round of budgetary cuts
• Deputies find two machine guns, thousands of ammunition rounds, drug paraphernalia in Upland house
• Dreamworks movie filmed in Claremont Thursday
• Judge rules for DA in sexual harassment suit
• Skating event brings attention to arena
• Claremont grad party plans announced
• Former Upland Mayor Pomierski taken into custody on extortion charges
• Short takes, Mar. 4
• Lions Club district honors local teens for promoting wholesome lifestyle
• Upland donates two out-of-service police cars to San Antonio Community Hospital
• Ontario briefs, Mar. 3
• Crebs pleads not guilty to charges involving Upland public official
• Students rally in Riverside over cuts to education
• LAWA gets 10 inquiries to manage ONT
• Wheels of a dream
• Musser is now Upland's mayor
• Upland hit with claim
• 3-hour chase ends in arrest
• Bill's passage averts government shutdown
• State sues over scam
• Snow much fun for Danbury Elementary students
• San Antonio Community Hospital begins expansion
• GOP steadfast on taxes
• Economic output in Inland Empire slips
• City stoking interest
• 4-dollar gas now a reality
• Reign employees attacked in parking lot
• Multicultural celebration draws hundreds in Ontario
• Sleeping Pomonans get an earful on war
• Uplanders Club sets fundraiser
• Level pay pushed for subs
• Lucas races to a win
• On Upland agenda: picking a new mayor
• Union files claim over ONT worker transfers
• Early retirement at Chino Valley school district could save jobs
• Senior volunteers sought by RSVP
• Pomona officials to look at policy for redevelopment agency
• Cal Poly students teach kids about Gold Rush
• Mt. SAC defends actions
• Plan for San Dimas Farmers Market looks OK
• Inland Empire business leaders powering up their group
• 8 at the plate
• Tice siblings heir to longevity
• Freeny to lead Tournament of Roses Association in '19
• Seat belts could have lessened some injuries in bus crash
• Police report details fatal shooting at Ontario party
• Budget dents service
• Cardinal Roger Mahony retires on Sunday
• Claremont mayor urges hopefuls to look far, be civil
• Street gang dispute blamed for Rancho Cucamonga killing
• Yao looks back at days on council
• Bingo vote set for Pomona
• Teacher pension system on brink
• Chilly weather likely to linger
• Chaparral shines with its first gym
• Libyan-American finds ways to give back home
• More than 4,000 take oath, become U.S. citizens
• Senior briefs, Feb. 26
• Senior menus, Feb. 26
• Torres moves office to Chino
• Charter supporters seek district support
• Rainy, cold Saturday morning in the forecast
• ICE to review fingerprints of everyone arrested statewide to check on immigration status
• Cal Poly students seek legislative help from Torres
• Alta Loma School District to issue 18 preliminary layoff notices
• Inland Empire business leaders powering up their group
• Crime Public Safety, Feb. 26
• Pomona Now, Feb. 26
• Drivers having to endure rise in gasoline prices of 10.4 cents in a week
• Rocky roads ahead on tax extension ordeal
• Upland school district to look over health and welfare costs
• Ontario Elks Lodge honors 10 officers
• CHINO VALLEY NOW, Feb. 25
• Students collect donations for Upland Animal Shelter
• Chino city attorney pleads not guilty to DUI
• House cut could hurt KVCR
• Murder charge filed against woman in 2009 Whittier stabbing
• Upland school employee faces charges for alleged contacts with student
• Short takes, Feb. 25
• Diamond Bar school celebrates opening of its first gymnasium
• Pomona district officials' trip to Denver proves to be valuable
• Upland council to discuss how to replace mayor
• Winternationals a winning bet for local merchants, cities
• Pomona school board authorizes layoff notices to administrators and more than 400 teachers
• Cities look to the people to save redevelopment funding
• Federal authorities target Fontana attorney for alleged tax shelter scheme
• Rancho Cucamonga students get to see their classmates preparing to watch today's shuttle launch
• Rain to soon return
• Smithsonian more interesting than laundry room
• Former CIM officer sentenced for theft
• Rancho Cucamonga youngster, 4, awaits word of the donation of her new heart
• Health briefs, February 24
• Meeting tonight will focus on ways to break away from the obsessive nature of anorexia or bulimia
• Crime and public safety, February 24
• News of resignation doesn't shock many
• Bomb a fake at Montclair High School
• Ethics panel holds first meeting
• Church bus had drifted
• Forum looks at jobs, growth
• Crime and Public Safety, February 23
• 2 convicted of murder
• Lions Club holds Flag Day programs
• Upland Mayor Pomierski resigns
• Coroner identifies Ontario murder-suicide victims
• Chaffey avoids layoffs
• Traveling by proxy
• Firm ditches Chino
• Bus lands in ravine
• Foster kids get help to graduate
• Pool halls stirred up 1910 Pomona
• Man shot by deputy
• Crime and Public Safety, February 22
• Libraries join fight
• PUSD board expected to vote on layoffs
• Remains of hiker ID'd
• Coalition pushes for a police commission
• Students build their FIRST robot
• Rancho Cucamonga shooters stay on target at event
• Feds' money could dry up
• County residents surveyed
• Poets' words shine in dim light of mic
• Brown leads growth with hometown flair
• 75 years of success
• Ontario shields $335M
• San Jose officials warn of massive police and fire layoffs
• Rancho Cucamonga firefighters douse 2 blazes
• Rancho Cucamonga seeks public's help in defending redevelopment
• Man charged in Ontario killing pleads not guilty
• Man pleads guilty in string of robberies
• Sentencing delayed for World Series ring thief
• Chino council bans motorized vehicles from horse trails
• Think small at Southwest Unique Little Car Show
• Walter Cottle Lester gives farm to Santa Clara County
• Community Connections aims to get seniors where they want to go
• School board votes to place revenue measure on June ballot
• Mother, son deaths called murder-suicide
• Sheriffs search for missing woman
• District announces potential layoffs for 95 teachers
• Outgoing Claremont superintendent has critical words for board member
• Ontario-Montclair School District approves $13.2 million in cuts to the next school year
• Rain to pound the Inland Empire
• Fontana police officer accuses department of setting quota
• Specter of federal government shutdown is raised
• Four Cajon High grads die in rollover crash at 10-215 freeway interchange
• Crime & Public Safety, Feb. 19
• Sycamore Canyon Equestrian Center goes beyond the call in San Dimas
• Antonovich congratulates new fire chief
• Friends of the Pomona Fox in plans
• POMONA NOW, Feb. 19
• Senior briefs, Feb. 19
• Ontario shifts redevelopment funds to try to protect them
• Jury begins deliberations in trial for prostitute's slaying
• Ontario Mills Mall improvements begin
• Crime & Public Safety, Feb. 18
• Upland Unified School District preparing two budgets
• Woman leads police on chase from Victoria's Secret
• San Bernardino County moves closer to ban on marijuana dispensaries
• Cupcakery to celebrate victory
• Brand new day, Feb. 18
• Rancho Cucamonga firefighters kept busy Wednesday with two structure fires
• Erosion on Golden Hills Road getting worse
• Charges filed in Ontario homicide
• R.C. seeks public's help in defending redevelopment
• Ontario police make homicide-related arrest
• Man dies nearly two weeks after being struck by car
• Crime and public safety, February 17
• Montclair turns down request for more overtime in Fire Department budget
• New chief for Arrowhead Credit Union
• Bad economy turns project into an eyesore
• Rain to stay awhile
• Support groups, February 17
• California Supreme Court to rule on Prop. 8 challenge
• Attorneys give closing arguments in trial for prostitute's slaying
• Health briefs, February 17
• Balloons suspected of causing chaotic night in Fontana
• Roses are red - and they don't poke you in the back
• Upland adopts resolution to charge skilled nursing facilities
• San Bernardino hospital first in Southern California to implant new pacemaker device
• Snowboard ambassador Chuck Allen dies
• Spike in uninsured
• Couple under arrest
• Nursery seeks OK to grow pot in Upland
• Deadly shooting under investigation in Ontario
• Closing arguments today for accused killers of prostitute
• Mezmer-izing act fundraiser for theater group
• Obama seeks Pell Grant changes
• Narcotics suspect who fled from police now in custody
• Through thick, thin
• San Bernardino public TV broadcaster dies
• Obama submits budget
• Cities unite to fight state
• Wet, cooler weather heading SoCal's way
• Crime and Public Safety, February 15
• Students jump rope for health
• Good news can come in war letter
• Church ousts priest
• San Dimas mayoral candidate Maksoudian a polarizing figure
• Phone records implicate men in trial for prostitute's killing
• Two crashes claim the life of two motorcyclists on Sunday
• City views pension cuts
• City Council reschedules meeting day
• Religion gets mobile
• Bunnies get royal treatment for Valentine's Day
• Students discuss being gay and in country illegally
• CEO praises new official
• School officials plan for worst
• Author exposes myths of Lincoln
• Ole Skool crew dancing the years away
• Girls' lemonade fund will help fight breast cancer
• Cities fight back
• Cornel West: Be provocative
• Ladder truck fills city need
• Schools get help from clergy
• Man pinned by concrete pipe
• Businesswomen come to school program's aid
• Group targets bullying at Pomona schools
• 'Managed care' tests capacity
• Seasonal allergies follow rain and wind
• Hospital employees from 1971 remember earthquake
• Age does not slow down World War II veteran
• Police seeking man on a narcotics warrant who has twice eluded them
• Educators learn how they need to embrace social media as a new communication tool with parents, students
• Rialto hires PR firm; Letter will update on perchlorate
• Diocese and county superintendent of schools offer parenting classes
• San Bernardino County facing budget issues
• Chino Valley School board continues cuts consideration in light of deficit
• Plea agreements filed in case associated with Upland FBI investigation
• Crime & Public Safety, Feb. 12
• Fontana High students win honors at construction skills contests
• Brand new day, Feb 12
• Four Academic Decathalon teams advance to state championships
• Number of calls to United Way's 211 center growing as fast as the need for assistance
• Man sentenced to prison for forcing 12-year-old girl to have sex, sell drugs
• Students at Upland school collect books for military children
• Mubarak steps down, Egypt rejoices
• Mubarak refuses to step down in Egypt, handing over power to the vice president
• Minorities to play a role in redistricting
• Budget woes drive redistricting commission to Claremont
• Medical marijuana advocates propose San Bernardino County ordinance
• Los Angeles County Health Department agrees to reword circular about use of Ecstasy
• Defendants' gang ties examined in trial for prostitute's killing
• Local news briefs, Feb. 11
• Ontario community center's reading club helping improve youngsters' academic skills
• Redlands, Chaffey top finishers in San Bernardino County Academic Decathlon
• Ontario police track robbery suspects to Texas
• Wound center takes multidisciplinary approach
• Short takes, February 10
• Upland school district denies Options for Youth charter renewal
• Crime and public safety, February 10
• Montclair man charged in 2002 Pomona triple fatal hit-and-run
• Proof positive that 'puppy love' is for real
• Fight against prison cell phone smuggling continues
• Tax law changes delay tax filing for some, but there's good news on Valentine's Day
• Approval for Ontario library cafe's liquor license still in limbo
• San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools voices concerns
• Montclair officials reject governor's proposal to eliminate redevelopment agencies
• Plans to complete Meadow Pass Road in Walnut are finally under way
• Accused pimp scrutinized in trial for prostitute's slaying
• New Pomona Pony League has no city fields available to play its first season
• San Bernardino County transportation officials make pitch to feds
• Taking the first step
• Man on a mission
• Registrar of voters leaving
• No Labels group gathers
• Those affected by Metrolink crash still feel the pain
• Murder trail testimony concludes
• CGU student to attend U.N. women's conference
• Crime and Public Safety, February 9
• D.A. legally justifies officer-involved shooting of naked Chino Hills man
• Los Amigos students learn about a bug's life and nutrition
• E. coli found in water bound for 200 La Verne homes
• Bridge taking shape
• Plane crashes in San Bernardino
• Bioreactors for water cleanup take shape
• Crime and Public Safety, February 8
• Group focuses on kids after disasters
• 1920s deputy auditor fattened his wallet
• Caregivers, clients: IHSS cuts will hurt
• Coaches tout value before cuts
• OMSD prepares for budget scenarios
• Flood victims may get aid
• Judge: Woman to stand trial in fatal '09 crash
• Filippi brothers close to a deal
• Muslim Brotherhood's post-Mubarak role unclear
• Western University dental students provide free care to children
• Man slain in Pomona
• Bookstore closing
• Mandatory co-pays sought
• Clark Grading Inc. pleads no contest in deadly crash
• Pomona may sell land planned for HQ
• Claremont Unified continues search for interim chief
• 'No labels' group will meet today
• Equine Affaire ends 4-day run at Pomona Fairplex
• Judge backs mobile home park
• San Bernardino parade brings out the crowd
• Montclair officials discuss threat to redevelopment funds
• Lot of puppy love for therapy dog
• Schools adjusting to autism
• Diamond Bar to judge animal cases
• District expands Bible studies
• Reagan celebrated
• L.A. football stadium could cost $1.35 billion
• Family awaiting the 'big move' into Habitat for Humanity home
• San Dimas candidates face longtime incumbents
• 72nd Lincoln Pilgrimage held in Redlands
• NFL stadium in L.A. still in play
• Advocates for disabled fight cuts
• Suzanne Sproul: Program at Chaffey College encourages girls to find out more about science
• Claremont resident, architect, former Cal Poly Pomona educator has memorial service Saturday
• Community leaders in Pomona plead for neighborhood involvement
• Sheriff's officials announce arrest of six accused of November home-invasion robbery in Diamond Bar
• U.S. unemployment dips to 9 percent
• Chino Valley district to hold area's first gourmet food truck festival fundraiser
• $8.6 million in additional cuts made in Chino Valley school district; more likely on Feb. 17
• Two men involved in Upland FBI investigation charged
• Crime & Public Safety, Feb. 5
• Man pleads no contest to pandering
• Pomona councilwoman pleads not guilty in alleged theft of campaign sign
• Pomona Now, Feb. 5
• Senior briefs, Feb. 5
• Senior menus, Feb. 5
• City ordinance gives Diamond Bar City Manager control of dangerous animals, barking dogs appeals
• Wind-generated electrical program moves forward despite Chino Hills residents' qualms
• Crime & Public Safety, Feb. 4
• Local briefs, Feb. 4
• Dreier Announces Service Academy Nominations
• Chino leaders oppose end to redevelopment agencies
• Second day on stand for witness in prostitute's slaying
• PVW celebrates 45 years assisting developmentally disabled residents
• Chino Valley Now, Feb. 4
• FBI interviews Upland police captains
• Brand new day, Feb. 4
• Friend, colleagues remember Gertha Speiginer as a forceful, fair champion of civil rights
• New parent center opens at Pomona High
• Upland protects redevelopment projects
• Pomona school board lays off 10 employees with more on the horizon
• Tough day for truckers; Strong gusts rake area freeways
• County considering ban on marijuana dispensaries
• Health care repeal fails in Senate
• Egyptian vacation turned into an evacuation
• Montclair High raising funds to buy library books
• Upland offering golden handshake in lieu of layoffs
• Man testifies against co-defendants in trial for prostitute's slaying
• Crime & Public Safety, Feb. 3
• Chaffey Joint High School District prepares budget based on governor's proposal
• Upland man one of two arrested for mountain thefts.
• Rancho Cucamonga middle school students are getting fit
• LA archdiocese backing off longer school year, leaving decision to individual campuses
• Clarification, Feb 3.
• Local briefs, Feb. 3
• Mubarak vows to serve a full term
• Obama plan a failure?
• SoCal Edison hits the roof
• Cal Poly students offer tax help
• Dukakis tells of virtue at Cal Poly
• Controller's Office posts government salary information
• New parent center opens at Pomona High
• High wind warning to be in effect for area through Thursday
• Farmers Field hopes to become L.A.'s new showplace
• Cal Poly President Ortiz discusses financial reality in weekly address
• Pomona teens deny shooting allegations
• Sweep hits area outlets
• Brown asks for June vote
• Pomona has discouraging first month
• Judge rules against health care reform
• Bonita completes district upgrades
• Murder trial opens in prostitute's slaying
• 2 heart-disease survivors prove knowledge's power
• Arrowhead Credit Union cuts its losses
• La Verne man killed in freeway crash
• Upland police chief still out on medical leave
• From Austria-Hungary to a San Antonio Heights citrus ranch
• Mail consolidation foes criticize plan
• State places innovation at heart of CASE
• SB County names head of anti-trafficking agency
• Rancho Cucamonga receives 2 library grants
• Doctorate fees at CSU schools rise
• Upland council takes on claims job
• Man allegedly burned his ex-girlfriend's car
• Redistricting comes to valley
• Facilities' 9-1-1 calls upset city
• Brown proposes moving inmates to county jails
• Horse show in Pomona sees more entries
• More breathing room
• Filippi Winery trial set to begin
• City submits its proposal to run ONT
• State late in ending call?
• Valentine's Sweetheart Saturday
• Classics on display at Fairplex
• School year is longer in archdiocese
• Airport's staff size surfaces as an issue
• Postmus, Erwin hearing set for April
• Beyer up for airport panel
• Animal services draw city officials' concern
• New book reveals family's war story
• ONT comeback
• Appsolution
• Brown to offer his plan
• Egypt events spur concern in county
• Cal Poly Pomona suspends Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity
• Three boys suspected of shooting fellow teen near Pomona elementary school
• Senior briefs , Jan. 26
• Senior menus, Jan. 29
• Chino man arrested after 3-hour barricade
• R.C. receives state library grant
• Upland defends its redevelopment agency
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 29
• Claremont man arrested for mailing threatening letters containing poison
• Chino Valley district finds more to cut
• Charter schools flourishing despite budget difficulties
• Brand new day, Jan. 29
• Religion news briefs, Jan. 29
• Fontana schools face $25M in cuts
• Part of Hinkley's plume shows contraction; two other parts show expansion
• Indio hard rock festival with Metallica, Slayer and more to include shuttle service from Ontario location
• Law school aiming for full accreditation
• Obama: Even programs that work face cuts
• Strings and keys bond married musical couple playing Sunday in Fontana
• College cuts will depend on taxpayers
• Volunteers fan out to count San Bernardino County's homeless
• Man accused of shooting at ex-girlfriend's house
• After 43 years of planning, Lemon Avenue offramp finally coming, officials say
• La Verne mayor looks at financial struggles, possible solutions for 2011
• Search on for kitten killer
• Two incidents rile local school communities
• Filippi trial could start next week
• Chino Valley Now, Jan. 28
• Short takes, Jan. 28
• Local officials opposed to shutting down redevelopment agencies
• Pomona boy, 17, shot and killed while riding a bike in second attempt on his life
• Groping health inspector convicted of sexual battery
• Tea Party reacts to State of Union address
• Construction to start on Milliken grade separation
• Replacement lizard joins Claremont elementary school class; suspects wanted in old lizard's death
• See the wilder side of Washington
• County approves another $13.2 million for Cherry Avenue interchange
• Short takes, January 27
• Crime and public safety, January 27
• Diamond Bar girls get a pep talk from Yankees slugger Tino Martinez
• Eyler will pay $25K to county
• Shared responsibility
• State lags in science testing
• Majestic leasing Chino land to develop
• Bone marrow drive slated
• Chino Valley aids parents in dealing with teen issues
• Officers go from ONT to LAX
• Teacher charged in attack seeks to withdraw guilty pleas
• Claremont moves closer to acquiring mountains property
• Crime and Public Safety, January 26
• Students lay brick walkway
• New condos to have feel of Santa Barbara
• Serendipity takes the stage
• School clerk embezzled 9 iPads, police say
• Jobs leads poll issues
• Republicans, Dems to sit side by side
• Students suspected in Fontana robbery
• Crime and Public Safety, January 25
• Old ideas can help today's politicians
• Student diagnosed with Scarlet Fever is now back at school
• Judge throws out plea agreement in fatal drunk driving crash
• Alleged pimp arrested near Ontario truck stop
• Educational bargain
• Claremont seeks grant for park
• Sewer rate hike eyed
• Recycled water plan on tap for the region
• Budget concerns still on everyone's minds
• Mt. SAC trustee named to education task force
• Health insurance gender pricing outlawed
• Controversy swirls after two commission members replaced
• Buddhist temple opens the doors of a newly rebuilt sanctuary
• Tattoo, Body Art expo is a hit at Fairplex
• Neighborhood fixture dies homeless
• Flowing with the times
• Romero credits citizens and police for change
• Family protests plea deal
• Laser incidents soar, threaten planes
• Pomona police, community work together to cut violence
• Keetle discusses homicide dip
• Quilter's showcase set to end today
• Big turnout for charity run in Ontario
• Making push for rail safety; Agencies unite to cite drivers trying to take shortcuts
• Hinkley plume test begins; Erin Brockovich commissioned project
• Home sales on upswing
• Masked, wrestling fun at casino; Lucha Libre USA entertains crowd
• Teen suspected of burglary, causing lockdown at Fontana High surrenders to police
• Explorers get their start
• Interim Upland police chief back in the office
• Jobless rate takes slight dip; Uptick in employment likely due to holidays
• Four plead guilty in shooting of pastor, diner robberies
• District cuts $14 million in positions, and services
• Temperatures to dip, then rise again
• Senior Briefs, Jan. 22
• Senior menus, Jan. 22
• Suzanne Sproul: The Show Band music goes on despite the shortage of young scholarship candidates
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 21
• San Bernardino County scores mostly Fs in American Lung Association Survey
• Cal Poly Pomona a temporary home for confiscated exotic turtles, tortoises, frogs
• Gold, antiques selling at Treasure Hunters Roadshow in Chino Hills
• DA seeks to commit child molester
• Gang member gets 137 for Colton murder
• La Verne police catch suspect in golf course burglary
• Chino Valley school district decries senior ditch day which cost it $21,000
• School districts hoping for tax extension, but preparing for the worst
• Motive for pending termination of dining hall employee questioned at Pomona College
• Claremont badge event raises thousands for police explorers
• Claremont Red Cross fundraiser looks to be a magical night on Saturday
• Short takes, Jan. 21
• Dog owners trying to improve Upland dog park, with some differences
• Judge rejects Kevin Cooper's request for further DNA testing
• DA considering murder charges against 18-year-old
• House approves health-care repeal
• Fontana High School placed on lockdown after juvenile burglary suspect enters campus
• Turns out that people are a dog's best friend
• Crime and public safety, January 20
• Couple accused of giving marijuana to toddler
• Indio Coachella festival in April to feature music's best; tickets on sale Friday
• Short takes, January 20
• Former CIM officer pleads no contest to grand theft
• R.C. mayor sees turnaround on horizon
• Piecemeal repeal of health law could be tricky
• Conservation call coming
• Pension costs weighty
• Candles lit in hope
• Fontana school administrator charged with embezzling
• Optimists seeking essays
• Plan aims at gang problem
• Civil Congress tackles health care repeal
• Doctor convicted in prescription forgery scheme
• Upland looking for restaurant
• Teen suspected in fatal stabbing still in hospital
• Four Claremont break-ins reported in one day
• Volunteers beautify aging complex
• Panel mulls ethics code
• Closure looms for kennel
• Gang member sentenced in killing at Colton club
• Seniors targeted for cuts
• Officer fires at suspect
• Montclair High School raises $26,000 for its homeless students
• Expo begins Girl Scout cookie sales
• Crime and Public Safety, January 18
• Anger over immigrant labor ran high in 1905
• 18-year-old teaches kids dance, violin
• Claremont officials look to expand park
• Tehachapi project begins
• Budget follows party lines
• Celebrating a dream
• Safe Route to School opens in San Dimas
• Homeless to be counted
• Obama echoes message of MLK, says professor
• Yard sale will help Upland shelter
• Spread of Asian citrus psyllid stops
• Man arrested after chase
• Transit village on move
• Pump past prime
• Security concerns widen gap
• Chief to stay on
• Rancho Cucamonga council gives wish list
• Study finds coffee can help reduce diabetes risk
• Service honors shooting victims
• Downed power pole blocks traffic in Upland
• Winter Snow Fest proves to be the coolest event in Diamond Bar
• Wounded congresswoman has long road ahead in rehabilitation
• Educators OK with the seceratry of education office elimination by governor
• Anchor Blue declares bankruptcy, will close all 117 retail stores; Chain began in Ontario in 1972
• Three family members electrocuted after power line falls in San Bernardino
• Senior briefs, Jan. 15
• Senior Menus, Jan. 15
• Suzanne Sproul: Volunteers to mark King holiday by preparing emergency disaster kits for seniors
• San Antonio Heights couple leaving after much involvement in community
• Local religion in brief, Jan. 15
• A new year: A blank page
• JC Penney grant to aid Boys & Girls Club
• Chino Valley school board to consider budget cuts next week
• North Miami police still searching for local woman's killer
• Boy charged with murdering grandfather is hospitalized
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan.15
• Pomona Now, Jan. 15
• Man arrested for allegedly raping prostitutes at knifepoint
• Fugitive wanted in May 2009 kidnapping of 3-year-old San Bernardino boy apprehended in Mexico
• Council names five residents to committee
• Cell tower catches fire, nearby buildings evacuated
• Pomona district board votes to send layoff notices to six capital facilities staff members
• Construction losses hamper progress
• Claremont Community Foundation awards $14,700 to community organizations
• Short takes, Jan. 14
• Parents get a chance to see what their children are doing during Pomona Police Explorers Parents Night
• Billboard in El Monte portrays murder victims including two Upland residents
• Holiday highs often lead to a psychological crash in the new year
• Woman arrested 32 years after escape from CIW
• Ontario police seek additional victims of man arrested for molestation
• Rep. Dreier proposes wilderness expansion
• Pomona man dies on New Year's Day on Strip
• Retrial begins for man in shooting where Rialto police officer died
• Mt. SAC fire program director suspected of stealing $500,000 from students
• 14-year-old Pomona boy accused of stabbing grandfather to death
• Montclair City Council votes to impose benefit cuts to firefighters
• The other Mother Teresa is a Samaritan, too
• Chino dairy waste pile goes up in smoke, again
• Cruise Nights decision delayed; committee formed to look at issues after council support
• R.C. playhouse will 'Sing 'N Swing'
• Montclair police investigating man's death, chemicals found inside residence
• Crime and public safety, January 13
• Upland council forms committee to review legal bills
• Price hikes loom large
• Teens learn value of kindness
• Politicians rule local redistricting
• Board selects new leader
• Judge ups protected turf for kangaroo rat
• Students use math to solve mock crimes
• Chino Basin desalter to get manager
• New guidelines for chromium 6
• Crime and Public Safety, January 12
• Claremont City Council hopefuls talk politics at candidates forum
• Upland city manager no longer able to make settlements
• Former high school teacher pleads guilty in attack on wife
• Separate Upland police settlement involved putting on uniforms
• Azusa man sentenced to 10 years for crime spree
• Brown plan cuts $12.5B
• Tale of accidental bigamist fooled us all
• L.A. supervisors to vote on new library for Diamond Bar
• Escobar seeks resolution to charge of sign stealing
• Budget plan spares K-12
• Grove begins orange-picking
• ONT manager sought by panel
• Council, firefighters to discuss labor impasse
• Chino Sinners gang member sentenced for extortion
• Rancho Cucamonga man dies after being shot inside his vehicle
• Chino Basin desalter finds new leader
• Crime and Public Safety, January 11
• Cable Air Show draws hundreds
• Attack weighs on Scripps
• Claremont district to discuss action of superintendent
• Chino Valley improves
• Montclair High hosts ground breaking for new facility
• Cruise Nights' fate uncertain
• Upland council to discuss claims, lawsuit process
• No good answers for cuts
• Wet soil delays work on Citrus
• Crime and Public Safety, January 10
• Walk draws attention to human trafficking
• 330 years for convict who pimped child
• 88.7 on your FM dial
• 6 dead in Arizona shooting
• RDA funds may be targeted in Brown's plan
• A show of force
• City Attorney to be arraigned
• Kids get moving at My Gym
• Claremont Cruise Nights fate to be decided Monday night
• Students learn while on the air
• KSPC offers potpourri of music, shows
• Local woman overcomes obstacles
• State report on hospital-acquired infections falls short of goal
• Proposition 13 had long lasting impact on schools
• Doggy Dip Day a hit with local dog lovers
• Crime and Public Safety, January 9
• Redlands police search for shooter in slaying of two teens
• National unemployment dips, I.E. job market still weak
• New supervisor may hold key to chairmanship of San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors
• Upland to carry on with interim city manager
• Man sentenced for torturing, killing cats
• Former music teacher charged with six felonies, misdemeanor for alleged sexual relationship with minor
• How much are you worth?
• Local religion briefs, January 8
• Flooded section of Euclid Avenue could be re-opened next week
• Crime and public safety, January 8
• Chino Valley school district board decides against taking immediate action on proposed budget cuts
• Upland city manager's position on water board unchanged by leave of absence
• Former science teacher Torlakson falls quickly into the middle of the education finance crisis
• Senior menus, January 10 to 14
• Senior briefs, January 8
• Girl Scout hopes conference shed planned for her Gold Award helps others who attend
• USPS plans to move some services from Industry to Santa Ana
• State school chief declares emergency in education
• Upland mayor knocks councilman's comments regarding city attorney
• Senior complex to add life to downtown Ontario
• Two Fontana police officers sue city
• New director Goytia ready to learn about water issues
• Snoop to perform his hits at Fox Theater
• State found lacking in education and health care for the young
• Walk to stop trafficking set for Sunday
• Cause of death released for body dragged through Claremont field
• Short takes, January 7
• West End Animal Shelter seeking "Hugs and Kisses" to help homeless animals
• Crime and public safety, January 7
• Prosecutors to seek death penalty against men charged with murdering witness
• 2011 Cable Air Show this weekend in Upland
• For history at Guasti village, it's a wrap
• Chino Valley board to consider steep budget cuts tonight
• Brown wants bigger roles for cities, counties
• Rapkin stresses good in tough times for Bonita Unified School District
• Recycling yard employees catch burglars after ambush plot
• It was a Rose Parade she had to watch
• Court orders Uffer to return documents
• Correction, January 6
• Diamond Bar resident overcomes personal hardships to appear in HGTV's 'Design School' series
• Short takes, January 6
• Upland city manager has not received notice of termination
• Crime and public safety, January 6
• County agency to spent $1 million more on lawsuit defense
• Ramos begins third term as San Bernardino County DA
• Upland puts manager on leave
• Only a memory
• New House set to take on Obama
• Holiday DUI arrests sink
• Crime and Public Safety, January 5
• Upland Highland Regiment was prepared for Rose Parade
• Rancho Cucamonga garden project gets land rights
• SB County's Vision Project seeks input
• Who-Dun-It to raise money
• Enrollment for Chaffey's online classes growing
• Drier weather headed for the Inland Valley
• DNA solves '74 killing
• Hoops takes oath of office
• Crime and Public Safety, January 4
• Recession drove many immigrants from Inland Empire
• Inland Valley has history of helping
• Brown sworn in as governor
• Upland City Council to hold special meeting
• USDA aims for more humane slaughterhouses
• Sports after CPR
• State's new chief of schools poised to begin job
• Advertisers find ways to track Web usage
• Brown to be sworn in, local leaders optimistic
• Crew finds lost man
• Barricaded man arrested in Ontario
• Fugitive arrested after standoff in Fontana
• RV deals at Fairplex
• Inland Valley makes a splash at Rose Parade
• More rain, snow on way
• Accident prolongs family's tragic year
• Schwarzenegger leaves complicated legacy
• Immigration debate in Congress to change course during new year
• Report on Chino plane crash released
• Men plead not guilty in Ontario home-invasion robbery
• Sister Dodge wins a Minerva
• Rancho Cucamonga garden project gets land rights
• Accused drunken driver charged with manslaughter in Fontana crash
• Inland Valley hospitals welcome New Year's babies
• Retiring director ensures smooth transition at San Dimas Chamber of Commerce
• Pomona Now: January 1, 2011
• Troubled intersection in Ontario gets signal
• New legislation could bring buyer for Arrowhead Credit Union
• Upland mayor's company was paid each year by second construction company raided in FBI probe
• New law mandates carbon monoxide alarms in homes
• American Legion joins court fight over medals law
• Day labor workers donate handmade knit caps for youngsters at Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center
• Short takes, Jan. 1
• Senior menus, Jan. 1
• Senior briefs, Jan. 1
• Suzanne Sproul: Scheu Family YMCA soon to open doors to its expanded new facility in Upland
• Corruption probes cast wide net
• Disney Ice skaters offer personal lessons
• Storms take toll on local public infrastructure
• Flood impacts area businesses
• What they said: Best 2010 quotes
• Farmers airship to cover Rose Bowl game
• Upland Highland Regiment uses San Antonio Avenue to prepare for Rose Parade trek
• Local police beef up DUI patrols for holiday
• Counting down 2010's strangest news stories
• Redlands police identify 'burning body' slaying victim
• Fontana mayor to appear in Rose Parade
• Experts: Gas prices to hit $4 next year
• Upland officials hope to see investigation end in 2011
• New hospital procedure lowering body temperature of cardiac patients helping to save lives
• Holiday closures
• Chino Valley schools prepare for emergencies
• Storm brings snow to mountain
• Detectives seek leads in cold case
• Investigation took a major role in Upland business during 2010
• Short takes, December 30
• Pasadena police officers fire on Fontana man
• Key hospitals in Los Angeles County on Saturday will launch therapeutic hypothermia as regular procedure for cardiac arrest patients
• Strike up the school bands
• Float set to launch
• Rescue bid made in vain
• San Dimas set to wrap up civic center renovations
• Hiring still a gamble
• San Dimas to celebrate 50 years
• Crime and Public Safety, December 29
• Agencies busy cleaning up after a wet month of storms
• Claremont police release man seen carrying dead body
• Precaution stressed in floods
• Wiggins facing new trial in SWAT case
• Two-year anniversary of Christmas Eve shooting brings renewal
• Women to polls, president to Inland Valley in 1911
• Ex-DMV employee charged with fraud
• Truck driver's death spoils Christmas
• Foothill widening to finish in 2011
• Gutierrez court case rocked Rancho Cucamonga politics
• Crime and Public Safety, December 28
• Harvey Mudd ranks No. 1 in graduate salary potential
• Furloughs tie up disability applications
• Teen birth rates declining
• Pomona faces cuts in schools, city
• Activists' legal battle rages
• Columnist Allen to look back at 2010
• Survey rough on Western
• Proposal to replace police riled residents
• Businessman vows to give college $1M
• Turning around teens with FLIP
• Sign in Spanish riles activists
• Crime and Public Safety, December 27
• After-Christmas shoppers crowd malls searching for bargains
• Claremont artist creates art from wood
• Council votes to revamp Sycamore Canyon Park
• Teacher gap looms
• Ontario set on landing airport
• Ontario budget weathers the recession
• Crime and Public Safety, December 26
• Blankets of Love donations given to Mercy House
• New officers introduced at Quilters Guild holiday party
• Rancho Cucamonga VFW post offers free Christmas meals
• A special Christmas tradition continues in La Verne
• Crime and public safety, December 25
• Open primaries could stymie tea party success
• 2010 brought a new bridge, city buildings and prospects for development to Montclair
• Possible traffic delays on First Street in Claremont for Claremont Colleges construction project
• Upland man enjoying life thanks to an anonymous bone marrow donor
• Rainy days to come
• University of La Verne athletic complex, residence hall to be completed by 2013
• Senior menus, December 27 to 31
• Firefighters spend their free time working at Upland Christmas tree lot
• Senior briefs, December 25
• Simple Gifts matches those in need with neighbors who care
• A precious gift for everyone
• Montclair residents to see new homes and street improvements in 2011
• Local religion briefs, December 25
• Boat parade a hit with Chino Hills residents
• Mother remembers best gift
• Ontario police seek robbers who smashed cases and held up Mills jewelry store
• 95-year-old volunteer keeps the money straight for Pomona's Salvation Army red kettle campaigns
• Chino Valley school district penalty reduced
• La Verne looks to construction, new development in 2011
• Popular Thoroughbred event draws ire from nearby residents
• La Verne had new construction, budgets and school modernization in 2010
• Claremont botanic garden 200-year-old oak downed from rain
• Montclair Medical Clinic gets boost
• Deluge departure spares Christmas though rain may reappear late Saturday
• Short takes, December 24
• Crime and public safety, December 24
• Upland Council approves further search by FBI
• On Euclid Avenue, manger always in danger
• Experts: People with serious health issues need to be included in holiday festivities
• Rainy weather finally eases after deluge
• Ontario gears up for fight to regain control
• Infrastructure improvements on the horizon for Fontana
• San Bernardino County District Attorney Ramos appointed to California attorney general-elect's transition team
• A Christmas Poem for 2010
• Robbers smash Ontario store, take jewels
• Crime and public safety, December 23
• People gather in rain for food and toys at St. Joseph's in Upland
• Short takes, December 23
• L.A. County hate crimes decrease overall; religious crimes increase
• Time of change for Fontana
• Upland council calls special meeting
• Power lines fall
• State will maintain 53 House members
• Bonelli Park closes as trees fall, water rises
• Development clears political hurdles
• Rancho Cucamonga facilities closed over the holidays
• Diamond Bar to move into new City Hall
• La Verne won't hold vote
• Pomona police to meet with residents
• Student designs dress for charity using yogurt lids
• Upland city manager settled claim that stemmed from his own incident
• Weather Briefs
• Claremont district superintendent to leave for Duarte
• California still growing, but more slowly
• Crime and Public Safety, December 21
• Claremont voters to fill 3 seats
• Fighting cantina's closure
• Still soaking in it
• Claremont defeated bond, won housing
• Crime and Public Safety, December 21
• LAWA eyeing private sector
• Tables turn on ex-thief
• Barking prompts Rancho to change dog park hours
• Man sentenced for theft from Chino Hills church
• Seeking better local schools
• Vineyard Junior High students participate in geography bee
• La Verne to decide fate of March election
• Rainstorm drenches Inland Empire
• Assistance League brightens season
• Upland woman denied passage on cruise ship
• New bike for crime victim
• Board member stunned
• Hearing for Pomona councilwoman postponed
• Train expo stops in Pomona
• Experts fear a rise in stress
• Chino Hills set for more shopping
• CUSD budget boosts outlook
• Icing on the cupcakes
• Chino on the upswing
• Chino sets its sights on growth
• Vegas woman testifies on gang killings
• Lung transplant doesn't deter woman
• Auctioned cars sell cheap but with risk
• Several arrested after dispensary investigation
• Job growth encouraging
• Three land sales likely to spur new home building in idled New Model Colony area of Ontario
• School district braces for 2011 cuts
• President signs tax plan; all but one local rep votes for it
• Ontario approves military banner program
• Local religion briefs, December 18
• CVWD incumbents sworn in
• Senior menus, December 20 to 24
• Senior briefs, December 11
• Longtime volunteer Frank Jones named Outstanding Citizen of the Year
• Joy of Christmas not found in stores
• Pomona High students celebrate Posada
• Crime and public safety, December 18
• Three interested in Wilmer Amina Carter's Assembly seat
• House OKs tax plan
• It's an '80s flashback in Rancho Cucamonga
• Claremont reaches 20-year trash agreement with San Bernardino County
• Ontario Kaiser hospital moves toward September completion; new Fontana hospital looking at 2013 opening
• Rancho Cucamonga doctor pleads guilty in scheme to steal prescription drugs
• Short takes, December 17
• Claremont reaches 20-year trash agreement with San Bernardino County
• Shoes That Fit teams with Nordstrom and New Balance to give new shoes to more than 12,000 kids
• Slain Chino officer honored through highway dedication
• Pomona serial killer sentenced to death for 1988 Virginia slayings
• Retrial likely in Pomona murder case
• Schools' angel spreads her wings
• Dinosaur lecture offered at county museum
• Crime and public safety, December 17
• Two Chino Valley district employees honored for their work with students
• Back in business
• Prison time for politico
• Activist confronts city
• Buquet is back
• Incumbent won't run in La Verne
• Boxer, deputy resign
• ONT scanners debut
• Ploehn out at DCFS
• Yard sale raises $5K for surgery
• Pomona accepts traffic safety grant over Carrizosa's objections
• Upland city attorney's contract at risk
• Crime and Public Safety, December 15
• Tax plan would boost local paychecks
• Freight train strikes car in Ontario
• Creches lose luster
• Oxford Prep's gas turned off
• Firefighters try to douse stacks of burning green waste at center
• Beer was just the prescription in the battle of the wets and drys
• Man accused of killing parents now competent
• Chino raises some user fees for 2011
• Crime and Public Safety, December 14
• Chase results in critical injuries to separate drivers
• Half marathon in Pomona triples the number of runners
• Montclair Target shoppers evacuated as suspicious luggage probed
• New clinic to open
• Walnut Valley Unified School District OKs plan to sell land
• Claremont to mull new landfill pact
• Assault on cops nets 7 years
• GOP slips in county
• Claremont election race could have 11 candidates
• Prison officials battle cell phone smuggling
• Honor flies high for retired Navy specialist from La Verne
• Claremont Toyota donates car for raffle
• Crime and Public Safety, December 13
• Soaps cleaning up
• Covering the uninsured
• Schools facing storm
• Water district GM resigns
• 2 hurt in plane crash
• Man convicted of murder for Pomona retaliation killing
• Disaster alerts for cell phones
• Crime and Public Safety, December 12
• Thousands enjoy Pomona Christmas Parade
• FAA loses track of 119,000 aircraft
• Local religion briefs, December 11
• Healthcare at CIM getting better
• 'In God We Trust' debate comes to San Bernardino County
• Attorney for convicted pimp gets more time to ask for new trial
• San Bernardino County public defender negotiating resignation
• Acknowledge God as supreme being
• Pomona to review traffic safety grant
• Crime and public safety, December 11
• Senior menus, December 13 to 17
• Senior briefs, December 11
• Doctor running for health and to raise funds for nonprofit Ontario kids' clinic
• Short takes, December 11
• Man convicted of torturing, killing cats
• Anaheim woman to walk in Sunday's half-marathon marking anniversary of her lung transplant surgery
• Pomona schools fall deeper into budget hole
• R.C. looks to expand farmers market presence
• Affordable housing in Claremont? Ground breaking
• Chino to bury time capsule
• Missing hiker found dead
• Senate delays vote on DREAM Act
• Crime and public safety, December 10
• Cat killer case goes to jury
• SB County to pick up seats
• Dreier to lead House rules panel
• ULV meets new leader
• Fontana ceremony sees large crowd
• DREAM Act passes House, Senate vote next
• Thousands ready to tackle holiday runs
• Obama urges action on Medicare
• Pomona murder case goes to jury
• Man sought in pair of motel holdups
• Conflict forces airport board chief to resign
• Toy exhibit sparks dreams
• Women's groups team up for charity
• Adams chosen for parole board
• Crime and Public Safety, December 9
• Pair of Vagos members found guilty in beating, fatal shooting
• Montclair council approves new development
• Lewis loses chairmanship bid
• ULV selects president
• Rutherford keeps many Biane staffers
• Scialdone witness to Fontana's makeover
• Dropout rates on the rise
• Display of motto proposed
• Trial begins in slaying
• About 3,000 to be in Pomona's parade
• Day of Infamy remembered in Norco
• Convicted pimp slashed by prisoners inside cell
• Crime and Public Safety, December 8
• DREAM backers visit Dreier office
• Upland pride, kids on parade
• Eagles plan holiday scene
• Woman sentenced for embezzlement
• Land buyers back in game
• WWE slams into Ontario
• Claremont considers trash deal
• Escobar to take seat in Pomona
• Charter school proposed
• Generics fill gap
• Raising the trains
• Pedal powered
• Man pleads not guilty in fatal shooting of Pomona toddler
• School reform at risk
• 300 vendors showcase goods at Fairplex arts and crafts show
• San Dimas woman joins 'West Side' cast
• $1.8 million grant to fund radio tower
• Ontario celebrates the season with 'Christmas on Euclid'
• Bike cops are trained for action
• Couple's light show salutes fallen son
• National unemployment rises to 9.8 percent
• Unemployed still waiting on Congress
• Short takes, December 4
• Claremont woman pleads guilty in foreclosure rescue scheme
• Get rid of all excess baggage
• Swearing-in ceremonies set for this month
• Local religion briefs, December 4
• Judge orders trial for father accused of murdering Ontario toddler
• Chivas USA kicks aside Pomona
• Senior menus, December 6 to 10
• Senior briefs, December 4
• Short takes, December 4
• Kiwanis Club holds annual holiday party for seniors
• Third shooting in three days reported in Pomona
• For the love of olives, the Graber family continues decades-long tradition
• Treatment planned in Montclair, Upland to battle insect pest could destroy citrus trees
• Ontario Fire Dept. launches toy collection
• Nearly 1,100 nativities on display at church in Upland
• Judge declares mistrial in case of L.A. County Health inspector charged in groping of doughnut shop owner
• Summit presents ideas for economic recovery
• Museum X offers "Small Works" exhibit
• Upland restaurant a drop off for Toys for Tots
• Crime and public safety, December 3
• FAA changes could benefit ONT
• Former high school athletics booster sentenced for embezzlement
• Sharpen your pencils to track RC council moves
• Buquet selected to fill Rancho Cucamonga City Council vacancy
• Pomona shooting victim not yet identified
• Short takes, December 3
• Chino Valley district faces potential legal issue over debit cards
• Heritage Intermediate students in Fontana hear the story of Rachel's Challenge
• Five arrested on drug charges in Chino Hills, may be associated with condominium thefts
• Upland woman knew the key importance of hospice both before and while she fought the effects of ALS
• Girl Scouts collecting for local food pantries on Dec. 4
• Upland, businesses hopeful for downtown holiday success
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• Rancho Cucamonga council appoints former councilman
• Dealing with major debt
• Feds talk to Upland council
• Michael takes oath
• Grammy nominations in top categories
• Students learn AIDS prevention
• Businesses to send seniors holiday cheer
• Crime and Public Safety, December 2
• Blind Sept. 11 survivor shares story of trust, guidance
• Woman suspected of identity thefts arrested
• Two people hurt in crash
• Study: Ban has little support
• Hope for new kidney
• Arrowhead downsizing
• Top court weighs state prison crowding
• Homes near approval
• Murder suspect granted permission to view police reports
• Escobar officially wins
• Crime and Public Safety, December 1
• Home tour will raise funds for hospital, medical care
• Foothill Family Shelter seeks Christmas help
• Upland says no to pot cooperative
• Insurers facing $5M in fines
• Ramos, treasurer to pay fine
• Erwin files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
• Signs indicate retail sales were up
• Federal workers face pay freeze
• Stimulus creates jobs in rehab
• Ex-inspector's trial begins
• Citrus industry began by moonlight
• Doughnut shop owner sentenced for ivory smuggling
• Supreme Court considers state prison crowding
• Crime and Public Safety, November 30
• L.A. Master Chorale to make Pomona appearance
• Election results certified
• More than half of Upland's street in good condition
• Feline frenzy at Upland Animal Shelter
• Scanner safety
• Ontario schools to receive recycled water for landscaping
• Data in dispute
• Parents get lesson about dating abuse
• Claremont to discuss filling Yao's seat
• Upgrade coming for off-ramp
• New Rancho Cucamonga mayor to be sworn in
• Crime and Public Safety, November 29
• Witness to a battle
• Dems' turnout falters
• Cell phones still a road hazard
• Under one roof
• DREAM Act vote possible
• Open house to discuss Milliken Avenue Grade separation project
• Upland teen continues biking for disadvantaged
• 'Tis the season to be wary, thieves prey on holiday shoppers
• Ayala High sex abuse suit can proceed
• Local briefs, Nov. 27
• Suzanne Sproul: Rancho Cucamonga bike ride today empowers participants to make a difference
• Upland City Council to consider appeal of marijuana co-op
• New Colton school district superintendent Almendarez set to lead
• Tips for safe holiday shopping
• Chaffey College students to intern at Montclair Senior Center
• Crime and Public Safety, Nov. 27
• After mobs at malls and stores on Friday, now comes online Cyber Monday shopping
• Kurth leaving office, to focus on new family
• Pre-dawn Black Friday shoppers fill Ontario Mills, forcing security to close doors
• Ontario to reconsider using San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters
• Holiday boutique set for Wednesday
• Man accused of shooting two people at a party in Montclair pleads guilty
• Man takes plea deal in grandparents threat
• San Bernardino County mall plan tossed
• San Antonio Heights area among safest in county
• Rancho Cucamonga in running for park grant
• Holiday event set in San Dimas
• Metrolink gets $6.6 million U.S. grant for collision-avoidance equipment
• Pomona Valley Christian Center feeds 2,000
• Upland tries smartphone app on graffiti, technology allows for instant reporting
• Higher tuition costs for CSU schools mean greater sacrifices putting parents under pressure
• Claremont bans smoking in plaza, can issue citations
• Conflict of interest problems delay decisions on LAX retail, dining approvals
• Upland man takes plea bargain in threats to grandparents
• Enrollment numbers steady despite tuition hikes
• Two thousand Thanksgiving dinners served by volunteers from Pomona Valley Christian Center
• Despite their daughter's death, San Jose girl's parents ask for mercy for teen driver
• Claremont Community Senior Services plans holiday boutique Wednesday
• Local briefs, Nov. 26
• Squaw Valley USA to be purchased by Denver equity firm
• Larry King to serve as grand marshal of Sunday's Hollywood Christmas Parade
• Application deadlines approaching for Cash for Appliances program
• San Antonio Heights a safe community despite cut in patrol hours by the Sheriff's Department
• CalPIRG lists possible unsafe toys
• L.A. district attorney admits deficit too much to overcome
• Salvation Army hosts annual meal
• A little bit of now; a little bit of then
• Sheriff's searching for 'extremely dangerous' homicide suspect
• Crime and public safety, November 25
• Short takes, November 25
• San Antonio Heights Star to be lit tonight
• Upland Unified to restore school days
• Black Friday to feature plenty of deals
• Upland Heritage plans its annual Home Tour of historic houses Dec. 19
• Economy to factor in consumer spending this Black Friday
• December a busy month for Fontana performing, visual art events
• La Verne student's determination takes him to NASA program
• Some area cities find home prices increasing
• Home building permits down
• County won't buy Carousel Mall
• Postmus, Eyler plead not guilty
• Smash and grab suspects held
• Los Osos High School student in coma after Baja 1000 crash
• Condo 'ghost town' returning to life in Rancho Cucamonga
• Bonita High football coach to be recognized on Channel 7
• Upland approves budget cuts, transfers
• A healthy change
• Crossing guard coming; OMSD board OKs accord
• Child care funding OK'd
• District sued in sex case
• Los Angeles County to discuss dispensary ban
• VA expands PTSD program to include family
• Claremont mulls more rules on smoking
• Post-traumatic stress disorder often linked to early death
• Facts of life talk offered for teens
• More people traveling for holiday
• San Bernardino County losing food benefits
• Storm in forecast delights ski resorts
• Crime and Public Safety, November 23
• Pomona councilman considering seeking a ballot recount
• Mt. SAC opens new center for its veterans
• Effectiveness of reforms by DCFS debated
• Transcontinental race brought runners through Inland Valley
• CVUSD resolves Brown Act case
• Pomona trying to sell Garey Avenue complex
• CASE chooses a new leader
• Charities' goals unmet
• Ontario airport set to install controversial security technology
• Upland council faces key midyear fiscal decisions
• Solar panels help power Rialto
• Mars antenna work finished
• Upland Police Department adding new patrol vehicles
• Balls in race for Rotary Club
• Mt. Baldy gets first snowfall of the season
• Fontana plans kids programs on Black Friday
• Dr. Wing was pioneer, prolific inventor
• Breaking a bottleneck
• Event draws military collectors
• Affordable housing project breaks ground in December
• Local council races begin
• GOP set to ban earmarks
• R.C. woman was at work on programs for seniors until end
• Ontario launches smart phone application empowering residents to report problems to City Hall
• Hundreds gather at Victoria Gardens for tree lighting
• Pit bulls not faulted in dog's death
• Sketch released of 'man of interest' in Hector Urias killing
• State's jobless fearing end of benefits in December
• Two dogs taken to Humane Society after attacks in Ontario
• Assessor's Office defendant loses attorney
• Wiggins found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in shooting of Rialto SWAT officer
• Senior menus, November 22 to 26
• Annual Christmas Concert set
• Accused killer to represent himself in court
• Senior briefs, November 20
• Short takes, November 20
• Crime and public safety, November 20
• R.C. website gets facelift
• Inland Empire unemployment rate for October down slightly
• Nurse on a hike at Mt. Baldy was in the right place at the right time for heart attack victim
• Genuine love is benevolent
• Local religion briefs, November 20
• Cal Poly celebrates diversity with International Education Week
• Former church administrator pleads no contest to embezzlement
• At least one person dies in fiery 210 Freeway collision in Upland
• Group will give veterans professional attire to make a good first impression on their search for work
• Local GM dealers positive about the future after successful first day of sale of corporation's stock
• Stolen championship ring recovered, man arrested
• Norco Mayor Malcolm Miller passes away
• Motorcyclist arrested after high-speed chase
• Short takes, November 19
• Sex offender returned to Chino prison after release
• Crime and public safety, November 19
• Pomona Host Lions launch fundraiser for purchasing glasses for Pomona Unified students
• 'Be a Santa to a Senior' program under way to assist elderly a little holiday cheer
• Dreier re-elected as head of the state's Republican House celebration
• Newfangled website fails to wow everyone
• Wet weather expected to assail area
• Two Inland Empire residents chosen for state redistricting commission
• CVUSD may see Brown Act suit
• Meth detector interests cops
• More than 5,800 become citizens
• Child care program continues through December
• Attorney general race down to L.A. County
• Bike groups holding food drive
• Deputies adding online camera feed
• New leader selected for CASE
• Assistance League sets Christmas Tree Brunch
• Man rescues 2 from San Gabriel River
• Cost, location of downtown NFL stadium questioned
• Ex-Dodger's championship ring stolen at tournament
• Tom Bradley International Terminal causing debate
• 57, 10 freeways listed as candidates for toll lanes
• Sycamore Canyon Park project pushed back over trees, other issues
• Lam gets award for Prop. 22 efforts
• Authorities name suspect in four 1990 cold case killings
• Claremont in, San Bernardino County out
• Dairies in crisis
• Biane, Stringer lauded for service
• Ownership of mortgages may be affected by messy paper trail
• Crime and Public Safety, November 17
• Cal Poly Pomona students seek graduate opportunities at fair
• Fontana City Council to consider code enforcement ordinance
• County employee cash-out privilege to dwindle
• Stewart family matriarch leaves a rich legacy
• Brown seeks budget ideas
• Cars drive economy
• Immigrant tuition law is upheld
• Arraignment postponed in police officer's slaying
• Hospital CEO in Upland to leave post
• Former Dodger talks at Ontario High School
• Crime and Public Safety, November 16
• I.E. tales of missing husbands, train trips and going 'a-wooing'
• Derry proposes caps on vacation, holiday accrual for exempt employees
• State panel to end gerrymandering
• Fairplex cooks up a healthy competition
• John Force wins his 15th NHRA championship in Pomona
• Educators focus on pre-kindergarten to promote literacy
• Vulcan in Upland sells San Antonio stock to Monte Vista
• Find out if state's jobless rate went down
• Pomona's Chalk Art Festival turns plaza into huge canvas
• Privacy issues linger in wake of Ontario case
• Life without cell phones peace of mind for some
• Prop. 22 won't stop state's May funds raid
• Walnut Valley Unified conducting its own search for superintendent
• Rancho Cucamonga celebrates 33rd birthday
• Prison cutbacks expected to continue under Brown
• Following the digital trail
• Falling trees cause concern in Pomona
• New CPR guidelines place emphasis on chest compression
• Young adults in LDS church stay active
• Audit finds lax oversight as taxpayers foot multimillion dollar tabs
• Panel: Calif. should end sex-offender housing ban
• Senior menus, November 15 to 19
• Name of fundraiser will have you rolling
• School district wants to sell land
• Don't let spite control your life
• Local religion briefs, November 13
• R.C. wins state park grant
• Crime and public safety, November 13
• Local artists plan showing to assist The Children's Fund
• Senior briefs, November 13
• 'Running of the Balls' to raise money for Claremont Rotary Club projects
• Short takes, November 13
• A changed pro-marijuana measure seen as likely for 2012 elections
• Free Pilgrim festival continues today
• Woman sentenced for acting as accessory to Montclair murder
• Volunteers come together to help
• Upland officials hope to gain from new supervisor
• Cities change long-term strategies
• San Dimas man tasked with approaching families about donating organs
• Wild weather whips Inland Valley
• Fontana councilman's soldier son seen in battlefield video
• Court tentatively sides with Ontario residents in Walmart
• Pomona's thrifty mayor is always a card
• Students learn how to stop bullying
• SEIU ratifies contract with state
• City not to resort to layoffs to fix budget shortfall
• Industry to foot half of bill for new onramp near proposed NFL stadium site
• Ruben Estrada aims to beat the odds
• Short takes, November 12
• State budget picture already bleak
• Wife of officer accused of rape speaks out
• Medicare notifications in the mail
• R.C. marks Veterans Day with soldier's family
• Health plans with high deductibles creating delays
• Future of child-care program remains uncertain
• Director set for Sondheim
• Intersection assistance near for OMSD
• Crime and Public Safety, November 11
• Cal Poly reaches out to veterans
• Red, white, true blue
• Equestrians, dog owners call for access to Etiwanda wildlands
• Crime and Public Safety, November 10
• Wienerschnitzel fracas disputed
• Upland committee to consider possible cuts, layoffs
• Veterans Day events
• Snyder draws jail term in sex case
• Kiwanis looking to honor seniors
• Ontario man pleads not guilty in case of car chase, assault
• Survey: Student drug use up slightly
• Danbury Elementary School students reach new heights
• Upland YMCA takes on junior high sports programs
• Ontario priest accused of molestation out on bail
• Substantial job growth forecast for second half of 2011
• State Park closures possible next year
• CSU tuition keeps climbing
• Forum on incarcerated women brings inspiration to Claremont University
• Latinos souring on illegal immigration
• Harvard homey inspires students
• Messages in soldiers' letters remain relevant
• Hirsch enters plea in sex-crimes case
• Sex with minor nets six months
• Man pleads guilty to shooting at cop
• Democrats cautious about new budget power
• Postmus faces trial
• Pitzer leads in awards
• Measure CL verdict debates
• Diners back vet memorial in La Verne
• Lions Club donates 10 quilts
• Former Mt. SAC student killed in Mexico
• Groups partner for job-training classes
• Repealing health care bill may prove daunting task for GOP
• Driver eludes police after chase in Pomona
• Ontario City Hall to get new look
• Rancho Cugamonga council faces choice
• Pomona Unified regroups after defeat of Measure SS
• A tribute to veterans in Rancho Cucamonga
• Political operative charged with vandalism
• Local GOP lawmakers gain clout
• Tower's bell ringing again at Pomona College
• Upland district's budget outlook improving
• Yucca Valley mayor to be Rutherford chief
• Wildlife Art Festival set at county museum
• Parents link son's death to mental illness
• Details of task force few so far
• Hospital probe fits pattern
• Kennedy, Nixon on ballot 50 years ago
• Claremont City Council holds special meeting
• Erasing the stigma of mental illness
• Mixed views on co-op's impact on Upland election
• Man to be arraigned in shooting, dog's death
• Railroad Show draws hobbyists, sellers to Fairplex
• Inland Valley Hope Partners, Albertsons to feed families
• 151,000 jobs added to October payrolls nationally but unemployment rate is unchanged
• Senior briefs, November 6
• Senior menus, November 8 to 12
• Two arrested following fight, stabbing of 47-year-old man
• Filippi hopes to help city through new position on Upland council
• Chino Valley district corrects Brown Act violations
• Residents, Buddhist foundation partner to clean up Walnut Creek
• Crime and public safety, November 6
• Local religion briefs, November 6
• San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies fatally shoot sex offender
• Being reverent is important
• Ontario animal shelter creates pet calender
• San Bernardino County's Arrowhead Regional Medical Center vexed by controversies
• Upland woman overcomes struggles for baby's birth
• Covina orders The Well bar to close
• County finalizes adoptions at Ontario Convention Center
• Crime and public safety, November 5
• Program today to recognize poetry of former Cal Poly Pomona professor Virginia Adair
• Harris grabs lead in A.G. race from Cooley
• Ontario complex raided in suspect search
• San Bernardino, L.A. county voters split on budget, fee measures
• Fontana election sets up more of same in City Hall
• County hospital raided
• Voters can't get enough of the status quo
• Man held after torture
• Cal Poly Pomona students pile into student center to watch Broncos play Duke
• Medicare announces winning suppliers
• Crime and public safety, November 4
• Sightseeing in D.C. - A Capitol idea
• Warren dominates Fontana mayoral race in historic election
• Testimony ends in Postmus, Eyler hearing
• Rutherford wins, supports ethics commission
• School measures defeated
• Family, friends, community pay tribute to Rancho Cucamonga soldier who died in Afghanistan service
• Ontario-Chaffey Community Showband plans tribute to Liberty Bell at its Monday night concert
• Incumbents keep seats at Chino Valley Unified
• Short takes, November 5
• Short takes, November 3
• Corrections, November 3
• First 5 looks at possibility of funding state child-care program
• Daily activity of Eyler, Gutierrez examined
• Calif. voters return Boxer to Senate for 4th term
• Biane falls behind
• American Independents: Voting by conscience more important than victory
• Filippi leads in early returns
• Several Inland Valley school board members lose their seat
• Calif. voters give Brown a return trip as governor
• Short takes, November 4
• Students launch pumpkins with hand made trebuchets
• Election favors San Bernardino County city incumbents
• Former Chaffey High School teacher sentenced in sex case
• Crime and public safety, November 3
• Body of Rancho Cucamonga soldier returned home; services are Wednesday morning
• Pomona Host Lions give PUSD teacher mini-grants
• Claremont to continue city-operated trash collection
• Crime and public safety, Nov. 2
• Sheriff's deputy acquitted in alleged road-rage assault
• Joe Blackstock: Vin Fiz made aviation history on trip across U.S. that included a stopover in Pomona
• Record number of mail ballots could increase voter participation
• D.A. Investigator: Postmus wanted to launder profits
• Day of the Dead
• Priest wins reduced bail
• Vin Fiz Flyer landed in Pomona on its way into aviation history
• 36 ran for R.C.'s start
• Exercise soothes ballot box jitters
• Voting begins today
• Cell towers win panel's approval
• Chino Valley Unified to correct alleged Brown Act violation
• Gutierrez: Bell scandal affected retrial
• Ray Lepire, former Pomona mayor, dies at 87
• Crime and public safety, Nov. 1
• City of Claremont and local businesses sponsor Halloween event
• Chino Valley Unified to correct alleged Brown Act violation
• Inland Empire Utilities Agency to power up with waste
• Pomona's Chase Bank building under watchful eye of preservationists
• Visit RC Now for links to campaign statements
• Gutierrez conviction could boost county probe
• 'Pirate' makes learning fun
• Three events in one day for Upland
• Green energy to run Inland Empire Utilities Agency recycling operation in Ontario
• Mother of local soldier killed in Afghanistan recalls son as a community hero
• Spirit Walk connects public to Ontario History
• Harvest festival in Pomona
• A recap of candidates, races voters will decide
• Investigator: Aleman wore wire before plea bargain
• Local schools use student peers in effort to combat bullying
• Hazing inquiry leads to suspension of Cal Poly Pomona fraternity
• Kidnapped girl finally reunited with her family after 30 years
• Correction, October 30
• Humane Society holds open house at its newly rehabilitated animal facility in Pomona
• Senior briefs, October 30
• Senior menus, November 1 to 5
• Foothill Transit granted $10M for new energy-efficient buses
• Chemical spill at men's prison sends guards, inmate to hospital
• Crime and public safety, October 30
• Haunted La Verne library not always scary to young visitors
• Local religion briefs, October 30
• Corruption in the professing church
• Cal Poly Pomona searches for assailant
• Fundraiser brings in muscle
• Rain coming
• Vote on pensions expected
• Outside labs to test DNA kits
• Pomona newsman covered Korean War at front
• Couple arrested for illegal exports
• Crime and Public Safety, October 19
• Death issue before panel
• Gutierrez testifies he had good work record
• Living off the grid
• Ex-teacher faces six felonies
• Administration: Federal deficit still over $1 trillion
• Educators eye new technology for class
• Rancho Cumamonga school brings on lessons on life
• CSU system not out of budget woods yet
• Mental health aid for kids cut
• Gala lauds being green
• Prison safety a concern
• Life on the front horrid from start
• Montclair to welcome its senior center
• Ontario Mills to expand, add new stores
• Defense witnesses due today in Gutierrez trial
• Former sheriff, ex-mayor fined
• Ailing boy chases sled hockey dream
• Judge rejects child molester's request
• Crime and Public Safety, October 17
• Nightmare back at Fairplex
• Bible class: Thou shalt be neutral
• 220 rally for priest
• Anti-Rutherford effort may have broken law
• Funeral home recycles, donates to charity
• Redlands-based group supports veterans programs
• Mosques open up to ease tensions
• Agreement renewed despite complaints
• Exhibit to highlight citrus' role in growth of the Inland Valley
• Senior briefs, October 16
• Senior menus, October 18 to 22
• Prop. 19: Area mayors inhospitable to pot
• Pot has long history
• D.A. cancels Wetzel
• 21 applicants interviewed for seat on Chino Valley school board
• Correction, October 16
• Marijuana co-op enters city fray
• Pomona historic home tour to offer rare glimpse of the past
• Charges stand against former corrections officer
• Ready for pickin'
• Woman killed at track
• Two school libraries win $5,000 each
• Service academy night slated
• Superintendent candidates share views on target goals
• Teachers say they won't work in support of Pomona's parcel tax measure on next month's ballot
• Bookstore for children reaches maturity
• Suspects caught stealing copper in Claremont park
• New fire chief in Chino Valley Fire District
• World War II veteran honored in La Verne
• Montclair City Council candidates square off
• Short takes, October 15
• Upland car dealer wants thieves of $40,000 car caught
• Crime and public safety, October 15
• Kristol sees high probability of major Republican successes in next month's elections
• Industry mail center targeted again in consolidation study
• School placed on lockdown in R.C.
• Drop in ONT flights bodes ill
• Gutierrez's time records, expense reports scrutinized
• Pomona council candidates spar on issues
• RSVP to sell crafts at Village Venture
• Hospitals looking to recoup Medi-Cal loss
• Workshop offers tips to fight foreclosure
• Judge to rule in rape case
• Man held by deputies after robbery plans to file a complaint
• Claremont to keep its trash service
• State health care workers vote to remain with SEIU
• Santa Ana winds typically boost region's wildfire danger
• States team up to look into mortgage practices
• Mine rescue has vital lessons
• Day-care cuts shock parents
• Western Christian Schools approved for bonds
• Thousands of marijuana plants found in Chino building
• 'Don't ask, don't tell' barred
• 3 incumbents face 2 challengers in Upland
• Crime and Public Safety, October 13
• Hospital chain calls union study a negotiation tactic
• Rancho official recalls clash with councilman
• Diamond Bar man arrested for a flat
• PAC behind secretive ads registers with state
• Brown, Whitman debate future of state
• Upland restaurant in city loan program, changing with the times
• Scripps' vision for women is seen in Claremont college she founded
• Western Christian High School gets new athletic complex
• Dutton takes leadership spot
• Campaign flyer targets Rutherford and Fontana residents
• Law punishing fake heroes may go to Supreme Court
• Norco prison in lockdown after inmate fight
• Crime and Public Safety, October 12
• Man sues L.A. supes
• Fatal motorcycle accidents on decline
• 37th annual Walk for the Hungry raises $100,000
• Warner: Dreier is vulnerable
• Diamond Bar cuts ties with Tarango
• Upland council may issue $17M in bonds
• Prisons face cut of $1.1B
• Front-line combat was truly horrific
• More than 100 tie the knot at Speedway starting line in Fontana
• Stewart wins Pepsi Max 400 at Auto Club Speedway
• Kiss' Simmons speaks out at Pitzer College
• Ontario Planning Commission in state of flux
• Pomona school board admits error
• Woman faults Claremont school for attack on son
• Race fans get into the 'Zone'
• Crime and Public Safety, October 10
• Vigil held for slain woman
• Supervisor rivals square off in Rancho Cucamonga
• Latino art has home in Ontario
• Agency gets word out to ease seniors' concerns
• Quest for low prices alarms suppliers
• Cost cuts raise ire
• Alta Loma Riding Club shows off its horsemanship skills
• Ray Bradbury visits Western University in Pomona
• Seniors still wary
• Students petition to open Bible class for underclassmen
• League of Women Voters plans election events
• Pick the right God to worship
• Local religion briefs, October 9
• Correction, October 9
• Budget spares safety net, for now
• Testimony: Postmus created jobs with political clout
• Two vie for seat on water board
• LAWA hit with suit
• Bank of America halts foreclosure sales during investigation of its practices
• Woodcarver finds a way to help and honor wounded veterans for their service
• Senior briefs, October 9
• Senior menus, October 11 to 15
• Chino Valley schoolboard decides appointment process
• Beer Mug's permit to sell spirits revoked
• Last Claremont Cruise Night set Saturday; ways to resume the summer events are still being discussed
• Amgen Tour bicycle race to hold stage from Claremont to Mt. Baldy in May
• Judge rescinds bail offer in Chino Hills murder case
• Assembly passes state budget; Senate still considering measure in late-night session
• Candidates for the Inland Empire Utilities Agency board
• NASCAR drivers meet the fans at Racefest activities
• Rutherford has fundraising edge in campaign's final weeks
• California driver's licenses getting a makeover
• Study: Tax breaks hurt, don't help
• Flu vaccine plentiful, guidelines expanded to include people in 20s, 30s, 40s
• Crime and public safety, October 8
• Chino council hopefuls present vision in forum
• Cooper lawyers ask judge for more testing
• Claremont man pleads guilty in rifles smuggling case
• Pomona's Big Read to feature Bradbury
• First-responders to develop radio system
• Rain to give way to sun
• Destroyed prison dorms reopening
• Short takes, October 8
• You can walk this way or that, or not at all
• Archdiocese to try a new higher power
• Lehrer testifies at Gutierrez trial
• Crime and Public Safety, October 7
• Trial ordered for man accused of running over wife
• Forecast: A 'long' and 'slow' recovery
• Complaint against water board members not to be pursued by DA
• Usual suspects donate in 59th Assembly District
• Obama prods 2-year schools
• Coyotes back on the prowl
• Program provides place for students to prosper
• Basle named new county counsel
• Missing Rancho Cucamonga teen found safe in Los Angeles
• La Verne bans smoking at parks
• Crime and Public Safety, October 6
• Fontana Unified to talk substitute teacher pay cuts
• Glendora man pleads no contest to sex offenses
• Bible class in demand
• Museum seeking people to volunteer as docents
• Census shows illegal immigrant numbers down
• Ex-assessor exec testifies at retrial
• Court upholds state furloughs
• Ruth Stringer announces retirement plans
• Crime and Public Safety, October 5
• Ontario man pleads not guilty in ex-girlfriend's killing
• Former resident alive and well after surviving test of 'miracle' drug
• Police seek possible young victims of alleged pimp
• Mt. SAC starts green tech class
• Claremont grants extended
• Aleman takes stand at Gutierrez trial
• City report finds ONT overstaffed, staff overpaid
• Bell councilman says he's stepping down
• The Inland Community Resource Fair
• Libertarian sees hope in 59th Assembly race
• Rancho animal shelter plans fun, furry fest
• Solar powers Cal Poly's Lyle Center
• Candidate takes issue with GOP
• Seaman fought in three wars
• County Fair wraps up
• Money alone can't solve school predicament
• Animals blessed in La Verne
• La Verne council considering smoking ban in public places
• Fontana officials upbeat as developer buys 65 acres
• Candidates consider Obama plan
• Cheese shop stands alone in the Village
• Museum plans to 'shake, rattle, roll'
• No-contest pleas in infant's death
• Lions Club installs Rancho man
• Prop. 8 showdown looms
• Driver pleads no contest in deadly Rancho crash
• Fiscal plan takes shape
• Center, church divided on gays
• L.A. County Fair ends today
• Community effort targets crime problems on one Claremont street
• Recent youth suicides raise concerns
• People walk in Fontana for clean air
• Upland to have new farmers market
• Case against trucker dropped
• Rodeo today in San Dimas
• Los Angeles County Fair highlights, October 2
• Chino Valley school district candidates air views
• Prisoner exchange plan raises legal questions
• Research discovery may help prevent West Nile virus in humans
• Budget deal made
• Dad: Girl found in L.A.
• Building will go modern
• Schwarzenegger signs bill to reduce pot possession penalty
• What is right in the world
• Short takes, October 2
• Foundation to offer look at the past at history Reeder Citrus Ranch in Montclair
• Senior briefs, October 2
• Senior menus, October 4 to October 8
• Thrift store fashion show raises awareness of economic times
• Crime and public safety, October 2
• Ontario council hosts meet and greet this weekend
• Water company to file complaint against Mt. Baldy residents
• Aleman: Postmus devised scheme to bilk taxpayers
• Officials celebrate expansion of Fontana courthouse
• Girl, 14, who vanished from Upland home may be in South Bay
• Medicaid enrollment spikes to 48M in weak economy
• Ontario man suspected of fatally stabbing teen girlfriend
• Soroptimists provide new clothes for more than 100 Bonita students
• Montclair student improving after nearly drowning in high school pool
• Wiggins trial gets under way in Rialto shooting
• Two face off for state superintendent of public instruction
• Crime and public safety, October 1
• Local heroes honored at Diamond Bar Day at the Fair
• Los Angeles County Fair highlights, October 1
• Judge orders Walnut Valley Unified to pay Rowland Unified $100,000 in District of Choice case
• Basketball game helps fight cancer
• Crime and Public Safety, September 30
• Upland, Claremont residents close to redistricting commission
• Claremont OKs limit on salons
• Law eases Cal State transfers
• Inland Empire region leading in unemployment numbers
• Commission finalist recommended by Bell attorney
• Death row inmate Cooper asks for more DNA tests
• Official's new trial begins
• Bail set at $7 million in Chino Hills murder case
• Temperature to start cooling down
• Lesson plan: Cars, guitars
• New professionals to meet on Nov. 8
• Crime and Public Safety, September 29
• Inmates dive in to save money
• CSU to admit new students for winter, spring terms
• Crime and Public Safety, September 28
• Pomona to cut new cops' retirement pay
• Upland bacteriologist made penicillin to help patients in 1944
• Support offered for accused priest
• Grant helps Ontario-Montclair district support summer programs
• Cooper still in limbo
• Gallo found guilty
• Folding fun
• Fans brave heat to hear their faves
• Upland woman wins a car
• Fair winding up its 2010 run this week
• San Antonio hospital implements new ER service
• Whittle found his niche in service
• Church plan in peril
• Chino car show benefits vets and pets
• Parking to be curtailed at Claremont Colleges
• Federal money heading to PUSD
• Republicans offer new 'pledge'
• Probe targets city pay
• Online sex ads likely to use new sites
• Scouts hope to break record for longest derby track
• Second chance for teen convicts
• Water fight comes to boil
• Next discussion on Claremont's trash collection set for early November
• Craigslist defends its actions
• False start
• Veteran reflects on stained glass work
• Higher education to receive over $100 million in federal funding
• Senior menus, September 27 to October 1
• Community effort needed to promote the return of 'Camp Rock' at Chaffey High
• Senior briefs, September 25
• Summer making late comeback
• 'XXX Sunday' scheduled at Rancho Cucamonga church
• City council candidates square off
• Expanded Philadelphia Park Community Center opens in south Pomona
• Ontario councilman says city doesn't get credit for contributions to local schools, suggests di
• Los Angeles County Fair highlights, September 25
• Local religion briefs, September 25
• Resist barriers - reach for common goals
• Sunshine Ordinance to go before county supervisors
• Eastvale unveiling
• Some question whether second stimulus would have quick impact on filling infrastructure needs
• Crime and public safety, September 24
• Cal Poly students, administrators a bit more upbeat as the fall quarter begins
• Sales tax revenue on the rise
• College Park sold
• Ontario's production of Camp Rock to return in December
• Cal Poly Pomona inaugurates new outdoor stage and activity area with evening concert
• Horse racing board delays decision on 2011 racing dates, asks Santa Anita, Hollywood Park and Oak Tr
• Luis Artiga claims innocence in Bell scandal
• Texter finishes short of title
• Chino woman falls short in texting challenge
• Pomona approves ambulance
• AAA: Texting, driving on the rise
• Still no bail for man suspected of stabbing wife to death in Chino Hills
• L.A. County had 122 cases of mishandled funds
• Developer donates to Upland High School
• Chino dealership owner found dead at business
• Sheriff's rodeo rolling into Devore
• August home prices rise, sales volumes down
• College Park land in foreclosure sale
• Commissions OKs continued alcohol use at the theatre
• Cash-strapped Etiwanda band hopes for new uniforms
• Speedway is shifting gears
• Expectant teenage parents may lose help of agency
• Two accused of unjust deal
• University of La Verne to host College Fair Saturday
• 18 held in Asian gang probe
• Los Angeles County Fair highlights, September 24
• Late wrestler honored
• Claremont Community Foundation concludes another successful year of assisting the community
• Elderly man dies in fire
• Short takes, September 24
• New legal action in cross dispute
• Larger power lines inch closer to Chino Hills
• Nonprofit honors memory of mother who died of cancer
• Illicit airport drivers targeted for larger fines
• Chino hopefuls question funding
• Crime and Public Safety, September 22
• Trio honored for service in San Dimas
• SB County education chief says improvement continues
• DREAM Act stalls in Senate, but backers aren't giving up
• Fontana eyes freeway
• Organizer says this will be final year
• 8 arrested, charged in Bell corruption scandal
• Concern raised over Bible class enrollment
• Cal Poly welcomes new year with a little more optimism
• Feds, county at odds
• Crime and Public Safety, September 21
• Gangs and drugs task force set goals for the next year
• Man convicted for first-degree murder
• Hospital provides for those in need
• Upland resident was on the firing line
• Two Ontario phone systems in 1912 were not better than one
• Colonies donates funds to Upland High School
• Rio Hondo wrestler dies after collapsing during match at Mt. SAC
• Halloween 'treats' are popular at Upland crafts fair
• Driver killed in rollover crash
• 59th Assembly candidate says she's not 'beholden' to unions
• Candidates set to debate
• Chino Valley Unified celebrates score growth, assesses drops
• Food bank schedules fundraiser
• Pomona mulls police commission
• Key provisions of national health care reform take effect this week
• Fontana council race could lead to post-election openings
• Teachers still spending their own money on classroom supplies
• Chino Hills man accused of stabbing wife may be offered bail
• Upland removes 'no right on red' sign
• Blood drive to help needy, too
• Moon Festival shines in Diamond Bar
• San Bernardino County responds to Grand Jury
• Chino prison reopens riot-damaged area after reconstruction
• Upland to revamp C Street in downtown
• Local rules hazy for pot measure
• Yom Kippur ends with hopes for next year
• Queen of the keyboard
• School board to appoint new member
• Senior briefs, September 18
• There's no 'app' for caring
• Claremont Unified rescinds benefits ruling
• Scripps gets top five nod for beautiful campuses
• Community database to assist police
• Upland enticing spot for Los Angeles film company
• Inland Empire job declines continue to slow; unemployment falls to 14.8 percent
• Suspect held in shooting
• California health officials urge flu shots for all older than 6 months
• Local religion briefs, September 18
• Man acquitted in '09 party shooting
• Accident clogs 15 Freeway
• Design for veterans project draws applause
• Bank robbery suspect may be 'Field Hat Bandit' wanted for numerous holdups
• Illegal drug use up
• Crime and public safety, September 17
• Burglars strike 3 times in Claremont
• Accused killer's fate now rests with the jury
• 'First-Responder Training' set Saturday
• 1-in-7 Americans now live in poverty
• Foreclosed homes kicks up again
• Claremont council approves changes to historic depot to accommodate Gold Line extension
• Upland medical marijuana co-ops file with state Supreme Court
• Sparring continues at OMSD meeting
• Budget gridlock costly to colleges
• Upland to revamp C Street in downtown
• Claremont's University Club celebrates more than eight decades of stimulating conversation
• Senior menus, September 20 to 24
• Terminated SB County solid waste division manager files $4.9 million claim
• Correction, September 17
• Los Angeles County Fair highlights, September 17
• Immigration letter by Ontario priest sparks questions
• Upland Unified School District cuts four school days
• Questions and answers on replacing Cal Poly Pomona's CLA building
• Accused killer claims insanity in Pomona stabbing
• Woman pleads no contest to bribing deputy
• Ontario City Council rejects bids for traffic signal projects
• Study calls Prop. 24 a job killer
• County rejects offer to settle suit
• Bright holiday planned for La Verne center
• Colleges plug funds gap
• Growth will be hard to notice in state
• Prosecution suffers setback in Erwin case
• Fair ride sliding toward scrapheap
• Cal Poly Pomona may demolish iconic building
• Short takes, September 17
• Soroptimists plan wine-tasting dinner Sept. 25 to raise funds for their community projects
• Crime and Public Safety, September 16
• Design for veterans project draws applause
• Ontario council silences expansion plan at music studio
• Brown pledges 'green' jobs, but costs loom
• Report finds Los Angeles County seniors facing tough times
• 'Nutcracker' auditions set
• Fontana agrees to pay $173,284 to alarm group
• Richman to pay back money from assessor
• Push for control
• Brothers say Ontario priest abused them
• Retail sales jump in August
• Seminar provides tips for creating good fundraisers
• Thanksgiving food drive set by agency
• New place for seniors in Montclair
• Chaffey Joint scores higher
• Students improve
• Sunshine Ordinance gets new makeover
• Uffer a no-go in Needles
• Crime down in San Bernardino County
• Cal Poly student wins contest to design new motorcycle
• Pertussis still a concern
• Transient sentenced to 23 years in hit-run
• Lions Club sets dinner at Rabi's to fund services
• Donation will help hospital upgrade its cancer center
• Crime and Public Safety, September 14
• It took a real man to vote for opposite sex
• Certainty of death helped him survive
• Bonita schools land $700,000
• Migrant influx slowing
• Hundreds join peace march in Pomona
• Firing of top official costly for Walnut Valley Unified
• Fair landmark is sliding into history
• Oak Mesa celebrates U.S. heroes
• Pomona man killed by train
• Ecoliners hit streets
• Claremont residents share meal, hear crime watch tips
• Five institutes team up for 'Medical Superhighway'
• Recycled water project work to start in Upland in the fall
• Crime and Public Safety, September 12
• Upland's whiz kid
• Baca: Fund all for good
• Health costs: Republicans see no surprise
• Health costs may rise
• Crime and public safety, September 11
• Local religion briefs, September 11
• Man sentenced to 11 years for 1992 slaying
• Author details successful efforts to build school, provide education in Pakistan and Afghanistan
• Christianity about being true to self
• Two trains collide in Fontana
• Catholic Church defends support of DREAM Act
• Los Angeles County Fair highlights, September 11
• Students mark ninth anniversary of attack
• Claremont proposal to possibly turn over trash collection to private firm draws opposition
• Upland company helps build new skating league
• Chaffey Joint buses driving more efficiently to cut down on emissions
• Jews celebrate first day of 5771th New Year
• La Verne man shot and killed in his shop
• Dems given more staff, funding
• Book of works of Patrick Merrill will become memorial to late artist, Cal Poly museum curator
• Traffic stop in Upland turns into fatal officer involved shooting
• A Walk to Remember recalls emotional pain of losing child in childbirth
• Senior briefs, September 11
• Senior menus, September 13 to 17
• Prison sentence looms for Fontana man convicted of attacking ex-girlfriend
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1950
• Chaffey High School music teacher pleads no contest to sex crime
• Old Fire suspect charged with sodomy in jail
• Festival of Art seeks volunteers who can share their interest in the arts
• Correction, September 10
• Los Angeles County Fair highlights, September 10
• CHP: California sees largest one-year decrease of stolen vehicles in decades
• Retired Claremont teachers unhappy with being charged for health insurance coverage
• Suspect in killing deemed incompetent
• Pomona council gives approval to federal bonds for business center, self-storage facility at Fairple
• Upland private school kicking off new year
• Donor takes a Broad view of art venues
• Echoes fill Fontana campaign
• Mountainside Master Chorale preparing for new season, new musical director
• Child care in limbo
• Short takes, September 10
• Crime and public safety, September 9
• Teacher makes first court appearance in alleged relationship with student
• San Dimas seniors showcase theatrical talents
• Short takes, September 9
• Fontana car dealership owner fights off would-be robbers
• Ontario Council opts to stay out of SB1070
• Los Angeles County Fair highlights, September 9
• Chino man gets 50 years to life for murdering cousin
• A dog-day afternoon
• Study to consider alternatives to InkaVote Plus
• Gang numbers soar
• Kaiser's safety-net program set to expand
• Crime and Public Safety, September 8
• Enrollment at ULV grows
• Missing Ontario child found safe
• Unity event gets an extension
• 2 face trial in gang shooting
• Jobs bill tardy for schools
• Republicans wary of Obama tax-break plan
• New leader is a survivor
• Record heat plagues residents of Inland Valley 55 years ago
• Celebrating a vibrant life
• 81-year-old sentenced for molesting boy
• Wrong-way driver a DUI suspect
• More are ready for college
• School days
• Raising Arizona law
• Upland Fire Department open house canceled
• Supervisors to view proposed sunshine ordinance
• Hearing today on $9M Fairplex bond
• Religious leaders gather to decry burning of Qurans
• Woods calls out Donnelly for not voting in elections
• Fairplex business center on agenda
• Uffer attorney presses for Biane deposition
• Chino Valley district OKs use of $13M
• Youths left out
• Now an actor, man saw real drama in war
• Aerial circus gives fair-goers a chance to fly
• Untitled
• Council delays vote on Beer Mug license
• Ontario chamber free of debt
• Chaffey district stays connected through Twitter
• Upland Public Works yard going solar
• Budget delay is tying up day care program funds
• Crime and Public Safety, September 5
• OPARC sets unique golf tournament
• Heat is on at Fair opening
• Encampment gets an array of services
• Fewer living at homeless camp
• Upland hosts document shredding event for seniors
• People willing to run for local offices are hard to find
• Kids dive right in at Montclair school
• Rebuilding people
• Senior menus this week, 09/04
• Suzanne Sproul: Annual Megan Savage Memorial Run planned Sept. 25 in Upland
• Ontario Chamber of Commerce out of debt
• Basketball booster pleads guilty to stealing from club
• Colton school locked down after shooting victim enters cafeteria
• 'Staycations' may dominate Labor Day weekend
• Panhandler busted in Rancho Cucamonga soliciting donations for dead baby
• Judge orders murder trial for seven in teen's slaying in Pomona
• Ontario Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• SCAG rejects air pollution reduction targets
• Crime & Public Safety, Sept. 3
• Upland hosts document shredding event for seniors
• Prop. 8 request turned down
• R.C. neighborhood backs landscape fee hike
• RC bridge lore: less than meets the eye
• Claremont Today, Sept. 3
• Program teaches women to be more nurturing
• Chino Valley Today, Sept. 3
• Depositions will start Thursday in Uffer lawsuit
• San Bernardino County deports higher rate of 'non criminal' illegal immigrants
• Loud bikes targeted
• Crime and Public Safety, September 2
• California legislators race through waning hours of session
• SB National Forest institutes tighter rules
• Police: Pomona shooter was ID'd
• Upland event off
• State prison officials considering layoffs
• Boxer, Fiorina face off in debate
• Police shoot, kill parolee
• Kindergarten age cutoff rises
• Bill goes to governor
• Mt. Baldy resident still in dispute with water company
• Testimony continues in teen's slaying at Pomona party
• Schools hazy about funds
• Feelings run gamut about Iraq conflict
• Look for temperatures to go up and back down
• Critic alleges PUSD violated the state's open-meeting law
• Pomona may have to pay families
• Obama turns page on Iraq
• Child center reopens
• Crime and Public Safety, September 1
• Scouts pilot Rains House fix-ups for Eagles projects
• Pomona coalition files second suit
• Dam break in 1926 left area all wet
• Uffer takes job at desert hospital
• Midnight deadline for fate of school funds bill
• Timely, convenient
• Ex-Biane aide gets $25,000
• Sights set on carbon pledge
• Chino Valley school year begins with updates
• Police work to find motive in mass Arizona shooting
• CHP chases down trio of teens in stolen car
• Witnesses recall teen's slaying
• Crime and Public Safety, August 31
• Rialto police win praise of victim's mom
• Diez had roots in Glendora
• Gadgets fight crime
• Grape stomping toast of Grape Harvest Festival
• Five killed in Arizona shooting; suspect flees to R.C., kills himself
• List of Emmy winners
• New fire chief at Chino Hills
• Expect traffic jam at Ayala High
• Gold medal sought for women's suffrage leader
• Donnelly gains support
• Woo-hoo! L.A. County fair's back
• Medic, cook had some close calls
• Western University celebrates expansion
• Testimony to be heard; witnesses due in Pomona murder case
• Crime and Public Safety, August 29
• Packing House sites to grow
• Two villages or one?
• Tale of WWII abuse moves camp survivor
• Ninth annual Claremont Wine Walk planned
• Vitality in Villages
• Survivor of Japanese camp looks back
• Traffic congestion upsets some Etiwanda Colony Elementary parents
• Business climate shaken
• Prison health care lagging, the OIG report says
• Upland to consider more budget cuts in October
• San Bernardino County gadfly fights conviction
• Crime and public safety, August 28
• Local religion briefs, August 28
• Northtown's early activist dies
• 'God's promises are eternally true'
• Woman reports rape in Griffith Park
• Senior menus, August 30 to September 3
• Senior briefs, August 28
• Short takes, August 28
• Parents joining Oct. 2 walk to assist local mental illness support group
• Three arrested in Chino pot bust
• Shane Mosley Jr. in main bout of Fist of Gold Youth Center boxing event tonight
• Crime and public safety, August 21
• Lawmakers: Home-buyer assistance could help align housing market
• Driver, pedestrian in fatal Claremont crash were 'best friends'
• Stricter state hot-weather regulations to benefit outdoor workers
• 'Pretty safe out there to eat eggs'
• Competing for classes
• One man with two lives and many friends
• Cooler weather on the way
• Collision on 10 Freeway injures two, backs up traffic
• Rancho Cucamonga to celebrate 71st annual Grape Festival
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center unveils building
• Chaffey College dedicates its new art center
• Mt. SAC construction projects on track
• $5.7M for Fontana Unified
• Districts brace for whooping cough epidemic
• Upland man nets suspect
• SB County says it has $60 million cushion
• Riddell sued over helmet
• Diocese trying to encourage more voting
• Juveniles charged in series of thefts in Claremont
• Crime and Public Safety, August 26
• Economic recovery stumbles
• Budget nowhere in sight
• Area home prices jump
• Assessed value falls again in L.A. County
• Busy days ahead for Steven's Hope
• Mexican fugitive extradited
• Area students ace state exit exam
• Chino set for downtown cultural arts center
• Bear Gulch Elementary School receiving $7M makeover
• Talent sought for senior show
• Sheriff's deputy shoots Chino Hills man
• Diamond Bar woman dies in Orange County freeway crash
• 'Curiosity Quest' host keeps eyes on the I.E.
• Court rejects change of venue
• Dogs sniff out cells behind bars
• Supervisors hike vision plan funds
• Parks free for all?
• Busy month of fundraising ahead for Steven's Hope supporters
• Crime and Public Safety, August 24
• Egg recall hits Fontana company
• Ontario Kiwanis Club delivers books for kids
• Fruit grower helped form co-op that became Sunkist
• Vons workers' golf tourney to benefit MDA
• Markets' sales take a hit
• Dinosaurs return
• Heat wave to linger few days; relief in sight
• Body of burned man identified
• Pomona Public Library cuts back its hours due to heat
• Guards fear layoffs
• Thousands join uninsured ranks
• Prop. 19 pot cost effect debated
• Some say thanks
• Claremont man survived mine attack
• Monte Vista Elementary School's new library books new look
• Rancho Cucamonga revives classes on emergency readiness
• New Hope charter to work with once 'at-risk' young adults
• Catholics urged to vote
• Traffic slowed by two blazes
• Tongva's history retraced
• Soroptimists set fall fundraiser
• Boy found in pool dies
• Bicyclist injured by hit-and-run driver
• Three Valleys retains top official
• Are you ready for stomping?
• Retrial under way in teacher's molestation case
• Hip-hop takes peaceful tone at Rock the Bells
• Upland Unified aims to save funds with 7-day cut
• Medical retirements for police, firefighters come under scrutiny
• Lemonade will aid struggling families
• Crime and Public Safety, August 22
• 30 teacher layoffs rescinded
• San Antonio Heights holds garage sale
• Pomona hopes to encourage public art
• Indio's pay raises increase Claremont's share of liability
• Menu-labeling grows at area at restaurants
• Pedestrian injured after crash in Chino
• Additional officers take to Ontario streets for motorcycle enforcement
• Anaheim ruling could be useful in Upland medical marijuana case
• The Emporia Arts District to be busy tonight
• Fontana celebrates Cypress Avenue overpass completion
• Inland Empire unemployment hits 20-year high in July
• Community Senior Services celebrates 35 years helping seniors moving and healthy
• Senior briefs, August 21
• Local religion briefs, August 21
• Greek Festival set in Upland
• Walnut Valley Unified selects interim superintendent
• Parent angered over handling of Upland molestation case nearly two years ago
• Senior menus, August 23 to 27
• Three ways to interpret Bible
• Food inspectors on the lookout for potentially contaminated eggs
• Jurors can't reach verdict on 4 charges
• Chino settles with developer
• Water board gives Mt. Baldy property owner more time
• Parolee arrested after barricade situation
• Troubled Fontana school kicks off year
• 'Uncanny' exhibit due to open at Wignall Museum on Monday
• Volunteers clear Etiwanda Preserve of trash and non-native plants
• Crime and public safety, August 20
• Future: Fewer doctor trips
• Kids will sell lemonade at 16 sites on Saturday to benefit the work of the Let It Be Foundation
• Entertainer Tom Wilson will perform at Holy Name of Mary fundraiser on Aug. 28
• Prosecutors could get records on Colonies settlement today
• No budget. Yes to furloughs.
• Virtual school set to open
• Chino Valley school board candidates hear about district issues
• Three mosquito samples test positive for West Nile virus in local cities
• Medical marijuana ruling leaves future still unclear
• Ayala basketball booster says he's innocent of embezzlement
• Federal money for rehiring on hold
• Taking a stroll down Memory Lane
• Ruling on Stolen Valor Act upsets vets
• Kids will sell lemonade at 16 sites on Saturday to benefit the work of the Let It Be Foundation
• Chaffey district is measuring up
• Town Square project rents out
• Correction, August 17
• Jury process begins for suspected SWAT officer's shooter
• Deputy lived with bullet in his body, but was killed by leukemia
• County health officials warn of possibly contaminated eggs, fruit pulp
• Let them bee
• Ontario church urges City Council to oppose immigration law
• Injunction closes Upland medical marijuana co-ops
• Council race heated
• Crime and public safety, August 18
• Medal of Honor law that convicted Xavier Alvarez declared unconstitutional
• Humility, integrity, generosity common words at former Ontario fire chief's memorial service
• Pomona man's accused killers make first court appearance
• Colony High locked down
• Chino Valley teachers train for new school year
• Inland Valley schools show slight gains in state testing
• Homebuilder woes deepen
• Gay unions on hold
• Officials keep District Attorney busy
• Center in Rancho Cucamonga sets 'Fabulous Feline Festival'
• 1912 L.A. to Phoenix race a crash fest for crowds
• Malpractice payouts up 50% for L.A. County
• ROP offers way into health field
• Widower donates late wife's kiln, supplies to school
• Check policy bounced
• Crime and Public Safety, August 17
• Fontana SWAT standoff ends after three hours
• The Rec Teen Center move goes smoothly
• Transient convicted in car theft that led to near-fatal crash
• Comic show in Claremont draws crowds
• Vet kept U.S. planes flying during conflict
• Storm drain coming for Hellman Avenue
• Youth Center in Montclair now open
• Ex-foster children on track for success
• Mt. Baldy water rights meeting on tap
• Chino Valley schools likely to keep jobs open
• Claremont McKenna College makes Top 10
• Report: 1-in-5 kids in poverty
• Crime and Public Safety, August 15
• County CAO shifts power to his office
• Airport panelist resigns
• Bonds grow at Pomona Community Garden
• Program offers breaks to care givers
• Pomona police arrest three after slaying of 19-year-old
• 'Enforcer' had habit of killing
• Gang threats keep witnesses silent
• Chino mosque members remember victims during Ramadan
• Death in Pomona: Inside a gang killing
• Mentors help inmates' children
• Water battle looms
• An urban garden grows
• Principal Guy Roubian leaves Upland High School
• Short takes, August 14
• Four sisters give birth within four days
• Ambassador program volunteers help tell the story of hospice's services
• Walnut Valley Unified fires superintendent, citing need for 'change in direction'
• Senior menus, August 16 to 20
• Senior briefs, August 14
• Local briefs, August 14
• Local religion briefs, August 14
• The Judgment Day
• Memorial services announced for retired Ontario fire chief
• Few solutions for insolvency as Social Security turns 75
• Waiver to accelerate health care reform
• Disney Channel films in Ontario
• Pomona's Mission-71 intersection construction finally gets under way
• Bell councilman owns Chino home
• Body of man found behind Ontario grocery store
• Three college students ride across America to raise money for American Diabetes Association
• Claremont Kiwanis Club's "Route 66 Beach Party" will raise money for many community p
• Upland 'no right on red' sign still frustrates residents
• Pomona police to reward kids for following bike safety rules
• Crime and public safety, August 13
• No fraud discovered in audit
• Tree falls, damaging Chino house, car
• Postmus arrested in court; suspected of being under the influence of drugs
• Ontario homeless, officials prepare for hotter days
• Judge delays gay marriages for six days awaiting ruling from appellate court
• Pomona councilman votes 'yes' for love
• Federal grants aim to boost OMSD's pupil achievement
• Crowded mayoral fields are set
• Judge orders Wells Fargo to reverse $203 million in overdraft fees
• ICE deals with more criminals
• Judge OKs release of Colonies papers
• Candidate runs for Montclair council and school board
• Eight stages, 90 bands
• Fontana Water Co. announces two-year perchlorate study
• Crime and Public Safety, August 12
• Computerizing medical records becomes priority
• Work on Montclair parking lots almost done
• County to appeal judge's decision on paying attorney's fees
• Road rage leads to stabbing
• Inn to show historic lobby
• Better buckle up in La Verne
• Brother also a suicide, officials say
• Activists chide ICE
• CVB stock suffers
• State to rehire teachers with new federal money
• Hearing set for Postmus
• Ramadan brings fasting, reflection for area Muslims
• Man in wheelchair killed on Grove
• Ontario community remembers former fire chief
• Crime and Public Safety, August 10
• Underground cable failure leads to hours-long outage in San Dimas
• Improv is hosting a fallen police benefit
• Cricket, thrilling tremors marked 1894
• Pit bull law starts Friday
• Hearing puts light on gangs
• YMCA restructure hits nerve
• Auto Club Speedway loses Cup race
• Ristow files suit against Ramos
• Rialto district debuts Kordyak Elementary
• Latino Leaders magazine says Baca very influential
• Privatization hits tiny tots; Claremont turns over its preschool
• Pet show not just warm, fuzzies
• Latinos may call D.C.
• Vet still searching for his old platoon
• Schools starting up
• Court, jobs stories in this week
• Cal Poly professor dies at 57
• City, developer near a deal
• Driver killed in fiery wreck on 15 Freeway
• AMR ambulances are being used to promote nonprofits
• Treasure assessors
• Planes of Fame event draws hundreds to museum
• Crime and Public Safety, August 8
• Pomona coffers balanced, but fiscal future uncertain
• Police costs on table
• Rutherford touts ethics
• Police chiefs' pay based on several factors
• San Dimas celebrates its 50th
• Ontario Senior Apartments to open by October
• grupo norteno en ontario
• Pomona district votes to put parcel tax measure on November ballot
• When you're disappointed ...
• Local historian fascinated by tales of the past from area families
• Senior briefs, August 7
• Senior menus, August 9 to 13
• Crime and public safety, August 7
• Upland Lions' fish bake supports good works
• San Dimas veterans' flags, pride hang high after outpouring of community support
• Candidates file nomination papers for school board seats
• Pomona resident and Katrina survivor wins raffle for dream home in New Orleans
• Conspiracy charge filed against Gutierrez
• Prosecutors move closer to obtaining information on Colonies settlement negotiations
• Rancho Cucamonga on hook for more than $125,000 annually for Bell city manager's pension
• Course on Bible as literature will be offered at two Chino Valley high schools
• Ontario family faults judge in toddler's killing
• Crime and public safety, August 6
• McLeod to introduce malfeasance bill
• Fontana council OKs policy with city manager
• Glendora police find 400 pounds of marijuana in Pomona residence
• Republican slate mail for sale in Los Angeles County assessor's race
• Roski remains committed to bringing an NFL team to Industry: 'It will happen'
• Murdered Marine's family in Victorville asks: 'How was convicted killer set free?'
• Remains of slain Bloomington girl found at Corona landfill
• Community gives officers a framed picture for service
• Fewer returned Census forms in 2010
• Bush tax cuts set to expire
• Man pleads guilty in fatal Chino stabbing
• Fontana opens registration for fall sports leagues
• 65 years later, survivor of first atomic bomb still has vivid memories
• Mt. SAC president will retire in June
• Montclair High club promotes civic responsibility
• Crime and Public Safety, August 5
• Cook won't push for second grand jury
• Shoes That Fit aims to get kids off on right foot
• PUSD board to vote on putting tax on ballot
• Prop. 8 overturned
• Execution protocols challenged
• Rancho Cucamonga veteran lends hand to Fiorina
• Public cost rises in civil case stemming from Colonies settlement
• Crash closes Wingnuts
• State website to post salaries
• Neighborhoods have a 'night out'
• City to keep police
• Warren seeks Fontana mayor seat
• Judge limits lawsuit by ex-county exec
• Starr takes reins as Montclair's manager
• Report projects slow recovery for ONT
• Store accepts role aiding visitors
• Crime and Public Safety, August 4
• Wife relates mate's alleged attack in bed
• Neighbors and cities plan safe night tonight
• California adopts new academic standards
• Revolutionary black architect broke down walls
• Panel: Web rules needed
• Crime and Public Safety, August 3
• Villaraigosa wants city to keep ONT
• Donations fuel hopes in 59th race
• Online school logs on
• Local city managers disgusted over Bell pay
• New OMSD superintendent shares vision for schools
• OMSD teachers learn math instruction tips
• Private Christian college leaves Ontario
• 25% lack coverage
• Registrar rejects pressure to register more Latinos
• Pomona school board set to consider parcel tax
• Police hiring on hold; Pomona grant to add nine officers in limbo
• Combat nightmares linger
• Chino Hills hosts 10th annual All Breed Horse Show
• Public records lawsuit against Upland Unified going to trial
• Tea party backers wary of new caucus
• Charity unites service, food at fish bake
• Youth Campout at Fairplex fun for kids
• Spotlight on police
• Kids Health Fair attracts big crowd
• Fire crews extinguish blazes by 15 Freeway
• Educators are energized
• Oxford Prep rejects 'one size fits all'
• 'War Dad' dies young in L.A. alley
• Cities, agency share study costs
• Colonies contests inquiry
• Claremont council delays commission reappointments after Chamber of Commerce complaints
• Local religion briefs, July 31
• Obituary: Christian Ulises and Brian Geovanie Gonzalez Magana
• Diamond Bar coach helping to advance sport of taekwondo
• Short takes, July 31
• Inland Empire economy remains sluggish, experts say
• Police to play soccer match
• Crime and public safety, July 31
• Reserve deputy takes own life
• The Vineyard Press returns in R.C.
• Students counseled over classmates' death
• Unity and service true key to happiness
• Scorpions still have sting
• Policy change leads to dialysis options
• Vigil held for boys found dead in Chino Hills
• Senior menus, August 2 to 6
• Senior briefs, July 31
• Claremont McKenna grad to be honored for overcoming learning disabilities
• Upland animal shelter's adoption extravaganza underway
• Ontario, Upland to share cost for contaminant study
• iPhone app targets San Bernardino County blight
• Famed mural may not face withdrawal from bank
• Two Claremont councilmen want more employee concessions
• Help fill a school backpack with supplies
• Incredible Edibles will benefit YMCA in Upland and give visitors a look at construction progress
• Correction, July 30
• Crime and public safety, July 30
• Pasadena parole agent suspected of stealing from Monrovia parolee
• West Nile virus thriving this summer
• Pomona rally strives to show solidarity
• Obama defends education initiative
• Candidates vie for school board seats
• Crime and Public Safety, July 29
• Cancer patients get assistance
• Rape case plea eyed; guard accused of aiding friend
• Gift cross going to Kenya
• Ousted Bell city manager worked in Rancho in 1980s
• Holt seeing delays
• Arizona law halted
• Boys killed by dad's gun; suicide pact a possible scenario
• Foreclosures fall in first 6 months
• Woman killed in single-car crash
• Attorneys for Old Fire suspect aim for dismissal of case
• Kids' campout only days away
• Pomona College ex-president dies
• SB County supes call off H1N1 proclamation
• Fontana City Council to discuss filling open seat
• Investigators looking into house blaze in Claremont
• State is finalist for federal funds
• A premiere in Ontario
• Case against DUI suspect to go to trial
• Gutierrez decides against mayoral run
• Boys' bodies found; investigators say brothers were shot
• Kids get a taste of college in the summer
• Donations help Upland Animal Shelter offer cheaper adoptions
• Obama's Hispanic support dips
• 1,700 take California Bar Exam in Ontario
• Library group in Claremont hosts writers of haiku verse
• Be on guard, parents told; school caveat follows arrests
• San Dimas group seeks funding for veterans memorial
• Families can get help at hospital's health fair in Pomona
• La Verne council signs off on deal for new manager
• Democrat Navarro leaves 'door open' for GOP
• National Night Out educates communities on crime prevention
• Cal Poly Pomona receives $42 million endowment
• Crime and Public Safety, July 27
• Bad economy hurts Tri-City Mental Health Center
• Light fees in Pomona take heat; leagues look to avoid paying
• Toby Keith's plans up for review
• Foothill bridge removed for replacement
• Blind pigs were always tough to run down for police
• Local architect firm marks anniversary with new school
• Upland forming downtown plan
• Clock tower in Rancho Cucamonga to serve as site of cell tower
• Bonelli to host two triathlons
• Commission reviews Pomona's charter
• Ontario to name library in honor of Ovitt family
• Ayala booster facing charges
• Chino mosque hosts annual blood drive
• Vet remembers Korea, and also orphan, Mitoko
• To some, drug plan is bitter pill
• Labor pact savings seen
• Be active, eat right, cops urged
• Vegan L.A. shares tips, recipes
• Alta Loma district seeks class-size waiver
• Claremont union teachers to vote on three-year deal
• Upland's 'mates' in town for a picnic
• 'Concerts Under the Stars' series benefits charities
• Biane fights for message beyond corruption scandal
• Officers can struggle with weight woes
• Firefighter's wife shares miraculous tale
• Crime and public safety, July 24
• Upland man accused of holding knife to grandfather's neck
• Habitat for Humanity honors key volunteers for many hours of service
• Local activists honor fallen border agent outside Upland City Hall
• Senior briefs, July 24
• Senior menus, July 26 to 30
• Local religion briefs, July 24
• Ontario officers conduct graffiti sweep in hopes of cleaning up the city
• Bond set for ballot in Claremont
• Arrowhead lays off 27 operations employees
• One thing not to take to the grave
• Controversy brews after San Bernardino County Democratic Center Committee elects officers
• Erwin claims statute of limitations for alleged charges has expired
• Ontario police catch wanted man
• L.A. County gets extra $21 million for General Relief checks
• Hate crimes drop 51 percent in San Bernardino County
• Feds: Arrowhead Credit Union's finances worse than previously reported
• Baca's challenger encouraged by results of own poll
• Historic railway bridge to come down
• Omnitrans changes will take effect Sept. 7 in San Bernardino Valley
• CircusFit gets kids involved in circus
• Teams ease process of psychiatric holds
• Foreclosure auction for those who would occupy homes, not investors
• Home prices up but June home sales decline in region
• Crime and public safety, July 23
• Developer, MADD official assail Chino councilman
• Ontario says Wal-Mart traffic study will take 9 months
• Senate extends benefits; House passage expected today
• San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies to be shuffled
• Unemployment benefits extension may impede job search
• One man's trash is RC councilman's treasure
• FBI agent speaks to law enforcement personnel in Fontana
• Claremont's Inland Hospice Association to hold Christmas in July jewelry sale on Saturday
• Upland school district cuts work years for seven employees by 7 days
• Short takes, July 23
• Prosecution set for next round in Postmus, Eyler case
• Man extradited from Thailand to face felony charges
• Chino Hills panel postpones decision on church
• Fontana recycler's lawsuit tossed
• Claremont school district, union to present argument to 'fact finder'
• Despite law, county officials cool to new grand jury
• Police Dept. issue in Pomona lingers
• Colorado ruling may help Alvarez overturn conviction
• Teen Night Out focuses on fun
• High hopes, real fears
• Summer Science Academy brings kids closer to nature
• DUI checkpoint in Claremont planned Friday
• Megaw retrial set for Aug. 23
• Plaque unveiled to honor slain bus driver
• Crime and Public Safety, July 21
• Leader of local identity theft ring convicted
• Ontario police looking for burglary suspect
• Girls' soccer teams fare well in AYSO National Tournament
• Edison hit by lawsuit
• Poor families shun banks
• Memo limits sites for raves
• Proposal to save fish may mean higher water costs
• Cutbacks impact police
• Elephants walk Haven Avenue in Ontario
• Church construction stirs opposition in Chino Hills
• Crime and Public Safety, July 20
• Vaccinations for whooping cough encouraged
• Feb. 6 now state Reagan Day
• Cal Poly picks parade plan
• Barleycorn tough foe in Pomona's try to form a city
• Artist's life drawn in show
• NHRA Museum to open exhibit on cars, guitars
• Power outages spike in heat
• Veteran angry about Marine, U.S. flag thefts
• Free towing has hitch
• Independence Day Celebration
• Reo Speedwagon and Styx
• Leonard Mather, Class of 1935 2007 Tiger of the Year

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