San Bernardino, CA News

• San Bernardino, CA News
• New Veterans Success Center opens at Cal State San Bernardino
• Summer SMASH operations to address gangs in High Desert
• Large clan to celebrate San Bernardino woman's 100th birthday
• CSUSB launches Coyote Karma 2012 – ‘What You Give Is What You Get’
• Coleman honored with Miguel Garcia-Tuñón Memorial Award
• New chapter for San Bernardino Valley College grads
• San Bernardino County DA's Office finds shooting by SWAT justified
• Teen murder plots rattle High Desert communities
• Festival at the National Orange Show
• Citrus was king at 1964 Orange Show
• Burbank Elementary closes doors for good, prepares for move to new home
• Weekend travelers might encounter traffic and unusual weather
• California State University Chancellor Charles B. Reed to retire
• Hewlett Packard: No specifics on whether layoff plans will affect San Bernardino
• High school students honored for service
• ‘Cabaret’ opens June 1 at Cal State San Bernardino
• Book launch and signing May 30 for ‘Mexican American Baseball in the Inland Empire’
• ‘Rizal’ is focus of CSUSB student group’s 11th annual Celebration of Pilipino Culture
• A special success story at San Bernardino High School
• Fight for the 5th District supervisorial seat is focused on a few
• Physician testifies Westminster detective was irritable on prescription drugs
• Pro-development candidate gets big boost from Realtor super PAC
• Fontana Police Department to pull officers from middle schools
• Young man, 3 teens held in burglary attempt
• Man found guilty in Fontana machete slaying
• Girls suspected of trying to kill one of their moms
• Body found in hole ID'd as that of resident
• Redlands woman succumbs to injuries
• Artistic culture comes alive at campus museum
• Car show to benefit Cruise for Sight
• Children's Forest set to open Saturday
• University celebrates opening of its Veterans Success Center Friday, May 25
• KVCR president resigns
• Federal charges filed against Rialto men accused of beating Giants fan
• Republican Party chairman offers views on the state of California under Democratic leadership
• Supervisors get dismal economic report detailing continued slow recovery
• Old buildings demolished in Redlands
• 13 graduate from Anderson School in San Bernardino
• Students graduate at Anderson School in San Bernardino
• UPDATE: Body found in San Bernardino neighborhood
• CSUSB student to intern at Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum
• Sumida to discuss ancient supercontinent at San Bernardino County Museum
• Coyotes name Lance Thompson head men’s soccer coach
• Arrowhead Christian Academy alum named as alternate on Team USA squad
• Torres' concealed gun in airport bill advances
• Barstow man dies after officers use Taser on him
• CSUSB to open campus vets center
• Council asks for another option on plan to redistrict the city's seven wards
• Seven vie for First District supervisor seat
• NOS Festival set for this weekend
• Market Night performers top notch
• Gala honoring CSUSB President Albert Karnig raises at least $300,000 for scholarships
• Bully expo dog show in Ontario draws more than 3,500 people
• Fontana fire causes $2.5M in damage
• CSUSB honors military veterans with Armed Forces Awareness Week
• Award-winning producer to discuss making videos with local impact
• Annual education summit on May 24 to focus on special education
• CSUSB museum of art features art and music
• Weekly chair massages have new time and location
• Stolen car leads to high speed chase, arrest of Hesperia man
• Hundreds gather to watch eclipse
• Upland settles with open carry weapon advocates over incident with police
• Fire guts second-floor apartment in Redlands
• House approves perchlorate study
• Bittersweet week for Burbank Elementary School
• San Bernardino parish celebrates 150 years
• Using cellphones while driving remains a problem in San Bernardino County
• Redlands joins fight against cystic fibrosis
• Redlands residents turn out for Optimist Car Show
• Firefighters battle three-alarm fire at two Fontana businesses
• Colton police find anti-tank gun after man spotted on roof with rifle
• Heavy hitting in 3rd District supervisorial campaign
• Redlands Ride for Life postponed
• Fontana Marine honored
• CalFresh food program helps those in need
• A guilty conscience really can bug a guy
• Stuck in the mud for a good cause
• Special education will be focus of Cal State SB summit
• Foundation's grants playing important role for San Bernardino County museum
• Inland medical marijuana activists head to Sacramento to advocate for legalization
• Inland Empire welcomes sixth leg of statewide bike tour
• Baca dips into ONT airport matter
• Facebook IPO huge, but no `pop'
• Redlands councilman will break from tradition on fee waivers
• California and Inland Empire jobless rates fall as people leave labor force
• Carlo Ponti Jr. farewell concert on Saturday with San Bernardino Symphony
• County Sheriff's Mud Run on Saturday is chance to have fun - and get dirty
• Pipe band heralds the Pipes of Spring
• Trees adorned with yellow ribbons to remember troops
• CSUSB administrators among ‘63 Women of Distinction’
• Faculty artist ‘Into the Deep’ at CSUSB art museum
• Contest seeks CSUSB graduation-themed Instagram photos by students
• Osher Institute to offer summer classes for students 50 and older
• San Bernardino schools' personnel panel in leadership vacuum again
• Peggi Hazlett rebounds to direct business side of San Bernardino's Public Safety Academy of San Bernardino
• Santa Ana Sucker Task Force wants its efforts recognized
• Commencement schedule
• John Weeks: One last standing ovation for Carlo Ponti Jr.
• County elections staff verifying signatures on Rialto petition for a vote on water outsourcing decision
• International Museum Day comes to RAFFMA
• CSUSB health educator and wellness coordinator honored
• Cal State San Bernardino’s music faculty to travel to Palm Desert for concert
• Voters will see changes this election season
• San Bernardino schools' personnel panel in leadership vacuum again
• Inland Empire real estate seems to improve, but 'don't call this a normal'
• Amgen Tour of California will bring road closures to local mountains Friday
• Rock The Bells concert to feature Missy Elliott and Timbaland, Bone Thugs and Harmony, Nas, Wiz Khalifa, Ice Cube and more
• Rock The Bells concert to feature Missy Elliott and Timbaland, Bone Thugs and Harmony, Nas, Wiz Khalfia, Ice Cube and more
• Alice dances into 'Wonderland' on Saturday in Redlands
• Regal Cinemas theater under construction in San Bernardino
• San Bernardino district restores school programs with federal reimbursements
• State makes auto insurance more accessible for the low income
• Fishing for Dollars nets cash at Big Bear Lake
• CSUSB among top 10 Hispanic Serving Institutions producing Peace Corps volunteers
• Walmart awards grants to Inland charities
• Victim of attack, rape recounts time after being kidnapped at Ontario Mills
• Proposed cuts have critics in all corners
• Lucerne Valley soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Splash Kingdom open
• California bankers say mortgage proposals too strict
• County firefighters prepare for fire season with training in Fontana
• Rialto parents protest alleged inadequate special education services
• Authorities bust Fontana medical marijuana facility
• San Bernardino Maket Night offers fun, food and goodies
• CSUSB welcomes new president, Tomás D. Morales
• Curtains ready to rise for Lake Arrowhead Film Festival
• CSUSB students place second in international business competition
• ‘Women of Burlesque’ event features musician Mather Louth
• Cal State San Bernardino president-elect is ready for the future
• Police investigate death of man found shot inside car in San Bernardino
• Budget revision calls for pay cuts, depends on tax hike
• Ontario priest convicted of molestation back in court
• 'Deemed-approved' ordinance deemed worthwhile for local vendors
• Candidates concerned about slowness in delivering sample ballots
• School board to consider contract for advanced filtration system at three schools
• Big Hearts for Little Hearts hosts luncheon
• Court hearing delayed for SBIA firm
• Governor’s May Revision avoids direct cuts to the CSU
• Southern California gas prices jump
• Molycorp to issue $650 million in bonds
• Kaiser Permanente, union announce labor contract
• CSUSB supporter, pro golfer Dave Stockton to receive honorary doctorate
• ‘Beads’ go on exhibit at the CSUSB Anthropology Museum
• Three challengers face Torres in newly drawn 52nd Assembly District
• The 36th Annual Law Enforcement Recognition Dinner
• Inland Empire water agency wades into water war
• San Bernardino area temps to rise into the 90s
• Redlands mansion popular spot for Mother's Day
• Chino councilwoman asks for regular report on criminal activity in the city
• Mothers have their day at Inland Empire retirement communities
• Educator, mayor challenge Donnelly in 33rd Assembly District race
• New GOAL! for United Way in Inland Empire
• Demise of redevelopment agencies throws a monkey wrench into Rialto's plans to lure an In-N-Out
• Metrolink riders face up to 9 percent fare hike
• Two people arrested for drunk driving in Fontana
• Glen Helen Raceway hosts U.S. stop in Red Bull X-Fighters global tour
• California's budget deficit has ballooned to $16 billion, Gov. Jerry Brown says
• Gala honors retiring Cal State San Bernardino president
• More than 6,000 Rialto residents sign petition to take water issue to a vote
• About 20 protesters converge on Devore Animal Shelter
• Children enjoyed making brooches for Mother's Day
• Fontana mother, daughter help each other through vocational nursing school
• Records show difficulty of dismissing teachers
• San Bernardino airport fuel dispute goes before a judge
• Four arrested at DUI checkpoint in San Bernardino
• Ex-wrester, formerly of Redlands, takes up acting
• Redlands weighs options for new Safety Hall
• SB Fire Chief resigns from school board
• Chief: Gangs, drugs are themes in recent killings
• Economists expect slow growth in job numbers
• Unemployment benefits to run out for 93,000 Californians
• Controversial figure trying to start new charter school in High Desert
• Man shot multiple times in San Bernardino
• BLM having hard time placing horses in this economy
• Rialto police officer, a Fontana resident, faces sex crime charges
• San Bernardino City Unified sends 224 final layoff notices
• New Rialto fire station blends high-tech and comfort with function
• Creativity and innovation theme for young students conference at CSUSB
• Game apps used to diagnose and remediate students’ misconceptions in solving math problems
• Redlands Marie Callender's closing Sunday
• Children rally to support Redlands landmark
• Small Business Video Contest: Tell us Your Story
• Police vow to crack down on adults holding parties in which underage teens are served alcohol
• Disney revs up a sneak peek of the new Cars Land
• Judge rejects challenge to Hanna's election as San Bernardino city clerk
• Three stranded hikers from Redlands rescued
• Blaze burns garage at vacant home
• Rattlesnake removed from outside store's front door
• 35-year-old man critically wounded in stabbing
• Police jail employee of family services agency
• How bearable is the right to bear arms?
• Ex-Cal Poly Pomona administrator to be new president at Cal State San Bernardino
• Four indicted in federal bribery case tied to Twentynine Palms tribe
• CSU Trustees appoint Tomás D. Morales as president of California State University, San Bernardino
• Obama making cultural waves, or just a ripple?
• CSUSB museum of art hosts ‘An Evening with Mummy’
• Dworak, Chapman earn All-CCAA first-team honors
• Postal Service: Will keep rural post offices open
• Fontana protest against Bank of America was peaceful affair
• Occupy LA protesters descend on Pasadena home of Bank of America executive
• DUI checkpoint nabs suspected drunk drivers
• Masked bandits rob cell phone store
• City Clerk trial begins again Thursday
• San Bernardino airport officials advance sheriff's aviation project
• Pedophile priest violates probation, returns to jail
• State agencies snag respectable, but not honor roll marks in helpfulness
• Redlands Shakespeare Festival kicks off Thursday night with special milestone
• Shakespearean workshops at Smiley Library
• San Bernardino man charged with arson in taxi torching
• Deputies seek five men in home invasion robbery
• Fontana Days 5K registration under way
• YMCA Youth Circus opens for 72nd season
• Big Bear Lake hospital expansion fulfills dream of namesake and completes hospital
• Mr. Cardinal crowned at San Bernardino High pageant
• Interreligious education topic of 25th Morrow-McCombs Memorial Lecture
• Fontana council approves joint powers agreement to help underwater mortgage holders
• U.S. Bank donates to CSUSB Palm Desert Campus environmental expo
• Student research symposium set for May 10
• CSUSB CIO named information security industry leader of the year
• CSU trustee subcommittee approves freeze on presidents' pay - with a catch
• Inland Empire office markets improve
• Redlands firefighters undergo training
• Wife of San Bernardino man fatally stabbed says his generosity proved fatal
• Man's body found dressed in women's clothing in Victorville
• Supervisors pass body art ordinance
• Public input sought at Villasenor Branch Library
• Pacific High School production of The Wiz starts Thursday
• Cal State San Bernardino art museum hosts "Evening with Mummy"
• CSUSB professor proud to coach wounded warriors
• 'Wildfire Awareness Week' arrives
• CSUSB to host grand opening of new graduate writing center
• Coyotes baseball team prepares for CCAA Tournament
• 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
• Cluster of deaths in San Bernardino 'alarming'
• LAWA board criticizes plan to better market LA/Ontario International Airport
• Fontana council to consider joint powers agreement to help underwater mortgage holders
• Driver hospitalized after crashing into parked firetruck in Rialto
• Blue Alert informs freeway drivers of wanted shooter
• San Bernardino Valley College Veterans hold event to discuss meaning of Memorial Day
• Pursued motorcyclist pumps gas during pursuit
• Gala to honor Cal State President Karnig
• Twentynine Palms gearing up for annual Street Fair and Car Show
• President Karnig to appear on Time Warner Cable’s Local Edition
• CSUSB student only one from California to present research to Congress
• Army veteran appointed coordinator of CSUSB Veterans’ Success Center
• Suspected thief in critical condition after 33,000-volt shock at San Bernardino Edison station
• University of Redlands named Tree Campus
• San Bernardino's 215 Freeway 'Big Shift' complete - 15 hours early
• ONT marketing plans to be reviewed Monday
• ONT campaign continues to grow
• American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals uses Esri GIS software to save homeless animals
• Schools preparing for new teaching standards
• Man's condition grave after an electric shock
• IE Food Truck Fest back in Ontario
• Something for everyone's taste at Yucaipa Music and Art Festival
• Rialto man continues to give back
• Moonridge Animal Park's getting a new home
• Sunday is the last day of the 215 Freeway closure
• San Bernardino County supervisors to make some revisions after food truck proponents complain
• Victorville hospital's stent placements violated state regulations
• San Bernardino County DA opposes initiative to end death penalty
• Family, friends of slain young High Desert couple demand justice
• The wild blue yonder above Chino
• Big Shift will slow traffic this weekend
• IE Food Truck Fest returns to Inland Empire this weekend
• Redlands Great Y Circus opens to a full house
• Judge denies motion to dismiss against SB County corruption figure
• UPDATE: Amazon promises jobs, development at San Bernardino site
• Rialto woman found shot in San Bernardino alley
• U.S. unemployment rate falls, but job growth slows
• Redlands adopts ordinance to penalize hosts of underage drinkers
• 'Hansel and Gretel' bring spice to Cal State
• Drivers advised of "Big Shift" on 215 Freeway
• Highland man and former police sergeant waives preliminary hearing in burglary cases
• Man arrested after bomb scare at Loma Linda hospital emergency room
• Teaching conference for educators at CSUSB May 5
• San Bernardino County auditor discusses financial option with mountain school board
• Dutton may revive ONT bill
• Wanted Victorville man due in court Monday
• Area evacuated after man brings grenade to station
• Deputies looking into string of burglaries
• Crash into tractor-trailer kills Devore resident
• Church members participate in day of service
• High school reunion set for SB class of '92
• Museum offering programs with portable planetarium
• Russ Miller Memorial is relocating
• Show choirs to compete at REV
• 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
• Security system doesn't stop burglar from breaking into San Bernardino home
• San Bernardino mayor's prayer breakfast encourages service for needy
• Reunion set for San Bernardino High School class of 1992
• Creative Cause, owned by Wrightwood man, set for Kentucky Derby
• Hunger strike for tuition freezes begins
• Five to be inducted to 2012 hall of fame class
• Redlands police seek robbery suspect
• Two arrested in Highland home burglary
• Man arrested after nude photo is sent to Fontana teen
• CSUSB hosts American Advertising Federation’s 2nd annual Art Bash
• Attorney makes slight amendment to Colonies lawsuit
• CSU faculty votes to strike
• Gray, drizzly weather to continue in San Bernardino Valley
• Complaint against James Ramos goes nowhere
• S&P worried about possible California budget gimmicks
• Cinco de Mayo celebration returns to North Redlands
• County hospital planning cancer awareness event
• Rialto history focus of historical program
• Humane Society plans Walk for the Animals
• Teen Challenge hosts dinner/comedy benefit
• 57th annual run scheduled June 2
• San Bernardino County supervisors and SanBAG adopt goals for Vision Plan
• Ham radio class begins this week
• 68-year-old Rialto man found fatally shot in San Bernardino
• San Bernardino's Public Safety Academy conditionally approved for 5 more years
• California A.G. to hold conference on "Homeowners Bill of Rights"
• Pomona board recommends not expanding its members or creating trustee areas
• Lottery ticket sold in Fontana worth $192,007
• Cal State San Bernardino cyber security teams take first place at information technology competition
• San Bernardino Valley College students participate in Day of Action rally
• Cal State San Bernardino presents ‘Waves of Feminism’ speaker
• Security stepped up at ONT for one-year anniversary of bin Laden's death
• Public Safety Academy conditionally approved for 5 more years
• Occupy Redlands holds rally to emphasize its battle against corporate personhood
• San Bernardino board discusses lowering number of credits needed for a high school diploma
• Supes OK plan seeking federal funds for Vision Plan
• Inland Empire manufacturing continues to grow, but at a slower pace
• Redlands Firefighters come to horse's aid
• $50,000 coming to Inland Empire from Walmart Foundation's Fighting Hunger Together campaign
• Workers protest wage freeze at San Bernardino hospitals
• Five prominent Inland Empire leaders to speak at CSUSB gala honoring President Albert Karnig
• Dreams may come during Synthia SAINT JAMES art and life lecture at RAFFMA
• Firefighter convicted in wife's slaying
• Vu named to WWPA honors team
• Three-strikes law alterations likely to qualify for November ballot
• Complaint alleges reporting violations for San Bernardino County supervisor candidate James Ramos
• Occupy Redlands to hold local Day of Action rally
• Bill to help California short sellers to be heard in committee
• Plane's Fairplex landing spurs inquiry by FAA
• Luminaria ceremony emotional highlight at Relay for Life of Redlands
• Inland Empire residents prepare for The Big One after Saturday's 3.8 temblor
• Traveling Holocaust exhibit opens at Cal State San Bernardino
• Jury sides with San Bernardino and police in 2007 shooting death
• Redlands Boy Scout Troop wins highest award
• 68 arrested, $20,000 in cash seized at weekend raid of alleged cockfighting ring in Hesperia
• Cal Fire preparing for fire season across state
• College, sports information night set
• San Bernardino prayer breakfast comes Thursday
• CSUSB museum of art hosts ‘An Evening with Mummy’
• Western actors sweet on Upland Lemon Festival
• Redlands' Edwardian-themed picnic draws families, couples
• Friendship takes High Desert takes couple to Supreme Court over controversial cross
• The baton is passed; Frank Fetta takes podium for San Bernardino Symphony on Sept. 22
• Inland Empire industrial market improves
• Cal State students planning hunger strike
• Assistance League of San Bernardino hosts 51st annual Headdress Ball
• Cousins from Fontana, Rialto shot to death in San Bernardino
• Inland Empire residents can help fight hunger
• The '92 riot: Revisiting a dark day in LA history
• Rodney King reflects on an up-down life
• Drummers, percussionists strut their stuff in Fontana
• King verdict was catalyst for change
• Fire displaces San Bernardino family
• San Bernardino school district must pay nearly $300,000 in legal fees related to wrongful termination
• Controversial administrator retiring from San Bernardino school district
• Cardenas Market hosts 'Safety Fair' Friday
• Occupy Redlands resolution on Tuesday's City Council agenda
• Black Voice donates 40 years of newspapers to CSUSB
• DEVELOPING: Teen hiring may increase this summer
• San Bernardino County Democrats snub Supervisor Gonzales for re-election
• Career Week at San Bernardino's Marshall Elementary wraps up Friday
• Focus on Santa Claus Inc.
• Summer opportunities await students at CSUSB again this year
• CSUSB electrician honored
• San Bernardino is '2 cities,' Morris says in State of the City speech
• Teen Challenge Dinner and Comedy Benefit set for May 5
• John Weeks: This year, enjoy a fuel-proof vacation
• Career Week at San Bernardino's Marshall Elementary wraps up Friday
• San Bernardino County stroke center network expands coverage area
• New musical makes "Sense"
• Award-winning movie directors, producers and actors join Digital Cinema Workshop
• Pfau Library to host Holocaust exhibit and lecture
• Study: Inland Empire air quality improving; High Desert healthier
• Longtime San Bernardino coach, businessman Tom Thompson dies
• Riverside man jailed after incident at park
• Rollover crash kills Arizona resident
• Bicyclist dies in collision with motorist
• Plans for passenger rail from San Bernardino to Redlands outlined
• Debbie Brown honored for her service to children
• Inland Empire grocery business to get more competitive
• League of Women Voters to honor those who make a difference in community
• American Legion to hold spring boutique
• Former Ontario resident dies in helicopter accident in Afghanistan
• Crime victims remembered in candlelight vigil
• District attorneys protest measure that would end death penalty
• SB County shows slight improvement in air quality
• Illegal immigrant screening proposal for San Bernardino County restaurants rejected
• Group ordered to pay back Verizon Wireless in iPhone heist
• Judge orders man held for trial in shooting of soldier
• Forever fun
• Chorale to present anniversary concert
• Shared Voice: Graduation - A time of new beginnings
• Walmart Neighborhood Markets coming to Upland, S.B.
• Annual Headdress Ball is a heady experience
• 215 Freeway's 'Big Shift' starts May 7
• College grads flounder in job market
• Trio to stand trial in slaying of TV repairman
• Apple Valley man armed with rifle shot by deputies
• Inland Empire legislators oppose bulk sales of foreclosures
• Keep that umbrella handy
• Foundation to host Prohibition-themed fundraiser for San Bernardino libraries
• Pick your Pet Heroes
• Last two finalists for dean post interview at CSUSB this week
• CSUSB Palm Desert Campus to host information session on training for healthcare jobs
• Once again, weather takes center stage at Coachella music festvial
• Firefighters, sheriff's deputies rescue Lake Arrowhead Boy Scout troop
• Victims of Holocaust memorialized in Redlands
• 'Run Through Redlands' becomes tradition for many families
• San Bernardino County is there for crime victims
• Proposal would ID San Bernardino County eateries that screen new hires
• Grant provides dental care for developmentally disabled
• Man taken into custody after shooting, stabbing
• Man, boy arrested after theft at complex
• Two armed men rob pharmacy of drugs
• Police target impaired drivers
• Police officers cite 75 in enforcement effort
• 91-year-old woman tied up, her home ransacked
• Motorist dies in crash into fire truck
• Variety the spice at Route 66 Food Truck Fest
• Recyclosauraus Rex sinks teeth into Coachella festival recycling effort
• Hundreds come out for the 100th annual flower show in Redlands
• Man killed in robbery at Fontana swap meet identified
• Deputies arrest man in attempted-murder case
• Motorcyclist dies in traffic collision
• Laborer fatally injured at job site identified
• Man killed in off-road crash is identified
• Authorities identify man found unresponsive
• Arrests steady at Coachella music festival
• Fancy food trucks get fundraiser going
• Redlands candidates forum focuses on jobs, education
• San Beranrdino library supporters say future uncertain, but promising
• Former Rancho Cucamonga councilman 'still standing' after prison time
• Solar investments continue in Inland Empire amid industry's troubles
• Fishing derby a big catch for Kimbark Elementary in Devore
• Robbery attempt at Fontana Swap Meet on Friday leaves one suspect dead
• Student work recognizaed at Rialto's Carter High School
• Preliminary hearing kicks off in San Bernardino murder for hire case
• Inland Empire unemployment ticks up, but jobs gained over past year
• San Bernardino County judge lifts bail for Colonies' defendants
• Heat tops 100 as second weekend of Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival begins
• Two brush fires on 210 Freeway quickly contained
• Redlands begins labor negotiations
• San Bernardino's Kimbark Elementary students learn environmental science
• 'Light it up Blue' at California Theatre
• Community event focuses on students
• 'Forever Plaid' coming to Courtney Playhouse
• Families to reel in fun at fishing derby
• Hospital's urgent care centers win accolades
• Redlands luncheon salutes 4,400 special children
• Electronic music dance festival expected to draw 10,000 to Victorville
• Families reel in fun at fishing derby fundraiser
• Musical journey with Loop 2.4.3
• CSUSB fraternity to hold fundraiser for Wounded Warrior Project
• Coulter, Hewitt talk presidential politics in San Bernardino
• Gambling's addiction can lead to serious crimes, say experts
• Panel for Norton air base museum meets in San Bernardino
• VA to increase mental health staff by 1,900
• Bank chief: Inland Empire economy moving in 'right direction'
• Airport fuel dispute spills into San Bernardino bankruptcy case
• We've got your war games right here, baby!
• Judge orders Brandon Barnes to stand trial on murder charges of 3-year-old in San Bernardino
• Series will study Farewell to Manzanar
• Artist's solo exhibit opens at Wavelengths in Redlands
• CHP clears Sigalert on 60 Freeway
• CSUSB diplomatic corps rank high in Model Arab League, Model United Nations
• Professor honored for meritorious service
• Temps could approach record highs in San Bernardino County
• San Bernardino Court officials weigh budget options
• Grants allow some Inland Empire housing programs to continue after redevelopment
• Baca outspending McLeod in 35th Congressional District
• Police planning sobriety checkpoint
• Firefighters check out chemicals in containers
• Fontana pedestrian hit, killed by car
• Appreciation: The Inland Empire was Dick Clark's favorite getaway
• Dick Cark career highlights
• Redlands Boys & Girls Club and San Manuels host Cultural Day
• San Bernardino town hall to give tips on preventing underage drinking
• Discovery Center in San Bernardino Mountains celebrates Earth Day
• Rialto assemblywoman's anti-blight bill passes committee
• Retail group leases two Inland Empire spots to Chase
• CSUSB professor recognized with ‘La Mujer’ award for leadership in education
• St. Anthony opens enrollment
• Website offers consumer-friendly information on dialysis centers
• Cook, Mitzelfelt top fundraisers list for Congressional seat
• IVDA oversight panel discusses financial obligations
• Last-minute tax filers flock to local mailboxes
• San Bernardino city council's budget decision delayed
• Caltrans targets litter
• Forsooth! Shakespearean Book Fair returning to Redlands bookstore
• City Clerk lawsuit: Registrar can explain actions
• Surado CRM title sponsor for CSUSB president’s retirement event
• San Bernardino delays $3.2 million in cuts
• A.K. Smiley Library has display for history lovers
• PIQE helps parents become better advocates for their children’s education
• Miller way ahead in campaign fundraising
• Cal State faculty starts voting on strike move
• Realtors: California home prices finally rise
• Burglar electrocuted when trying to steal copper wire, deputies say
• Police say man fled gas station after catching pump on fire; caught after calling for medical help
• UPDATE: Hearing on San Bernardino TV repairman killing case set for Wednesday
• American Legion hosts community events
• Karnig honored at bommunity breakfast
• CSUSB receives more than $180,000 for Arabic and Persian summer language programs
• CSUSB presents reading by author and poet Sandra Cisneros
• Pride Center presents performance, workshop on transgender
• It's fashionable to be fashionable at Coachella Music and Arts Festival
• Outsider fights odds in the 35th Congressional District
• Man seriously hurt after falling off vehicle
• Nearly 70 cited as police target speeders
• Circus Vargas revives some memories and creates some new ones during San Bernardino vists
• Downed power line caused San Bernardino neighborhood power outage
• Tax Day stirs reminder of U.S. fiscal problems
• Highland public library to mark Earth Day on Friday
• 99 arrested at Coachella Festival, mostly on alcohol charges
• Anticipation builds for Snoop Dogg/Dr. Dre performance Sunday at Coachella festival
• University of Redlands hosts annual Bulldogs in Service Day
• Inland Empire Gourmet Food Trucks coming to Redlands school
• Hundreds show up to make San Bernardino cleaner
• Rialto Unified puts on the 'Ritz'
• March held against drug and gang violence in San Bernardino
• Titanic survivor Helene 'Suzette' Richardson lived in Redlands
• The Titanic still sails, and we are on it
• San Bernardino school enrollment dropping
• Children's Network honors key volunteers, agencies involved in fight against child abuse
• Soccer club doesn't ignore academics
• Suspects in San Bernardino TV repairman's slaying to appear in court Monday
• Thunder, heavy rain slam Inland Empire
• Cases against gangs spike in first quarter
• Victor Valley economic development agency files lawsuit
• Spirits are high despite gloomy weather on first day of Coachella Music and Arts Festival
• State Pension Committee convenes in Chino
• Yellow Cab, Bell Cab make donation to Saturday's Beautification Day in San Bernardino
• Michel Nolan: A return to San Bernardino's railroad heritage
• San Bernardino beautification day coming Saturday
• Letter carriers protest proposed Postal Service cuts
• Security Bank of California CEO named 2012 CSUSB Arrowhead Distinguished Executive Officer
• Graduate program recruitment fair set for CSUSB Palm Desert Campus on April 18
• Time for Change has a gala of an old time
• Spraying continues to block citrus-killing disease
• John Weeks: This means war between humans and insects!
• San Bernardino Symphony Maestro Carlo Ponti and wife Andrea celebrate birth of baby daughter in Geneva
• Man shot in San Bernardino
• CPR class at CSUSB open to teachers and the community
• Spanish interpretation/translation in schools certificate offered at CSUSB
• Supervisory skills development course offered at CSUSB
• San Bernardino wrestles with code enforcement
• San Bernardino County has vision to help underwater homeowners
• Wild Lemon Project debuts local artists
• Goodwill drive aims to benefit scholarship fund
• 'Fishing' for school funds set at Glen Helen park
• 'Puttin on the Ritz' opens Thursday at Rialto High School
• Market Night gears up for May 1
• 'Beauty and the Beast' to come to life at Terrace View Elementary in Colton
• Politics on tap as commentators plan to speak at Orange Show
• CSUSB Palm Desert Campus to begin accepting freshmen students
• Annual CSUSB Palm Desert Campus golf tournament supports scholarships and campus development
• Highland couple dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Fifth Avenue citrus grove undergoing enhancement
• Emergency moratorium placed on sober living homes
• Workforce development program celebrates 10th anniversary
• Fontana school audit said to finds no major faults
• Redlands church to be site for Wheels for the World wheelchair collection drive
• Officers announce large heroin bust in Redlands
• Two more charged today in death of San Bernardino TV repairman
• Wild Lemon Project debuts local artists
• Classified employees worthy of praise
• Hansel and Gretel go to a coffeehouse
• A recap of LEAD 2012
• John Carlos to be featured speaker at Associated Students Inc. event
• Ski resort prepares to end ski season after disappointingly warm winter
• Dragracers seek support from San Bernardino County Supervisors
• San Bernardino County sees spike in residential fires
• Men charged in San Bernardino burglary, barricade incident
• Pacific Gas & Electric Co. proposing to provide clean water to some 300 homes
• Prosecutors reviewing possible case against pair
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center medical director to step down
• Bill on red-light cameras clears hurdle
• Baca to give keynote Tuesday at 10th anniversary of economic development program
• San Bernardino County Museum curator to be honored
• Pacific, San Bernardino high schools organizing reunion for class of 1962
• CSUSB professor and research team present at Harvard national conference
• Upland committee reviewing mandatory spay/neuter ordinance for pit bulls
• Wife, former staffer of congressman both run for Assembly seat
• Several cars involved in freeway collision
• One killed, one injured in hit-and-run crash
• San Bernardino Easter sunrise service draws 700
• Shopping thrifty in San Bernardino for a cause
• Safety-net healthcare provider receives economic booster shot
• Paid Dues unites hip-hop fans of all ages
• Rancho Cucamonga man to ride bike along Route 66 to help combat hunger
• Agriculture officials try to curb spread of citrus-killing disease in Southern California
• New chairwoman-elect has vision for future of San Manuel Band of Serrano Mission Indians
• Time for Change celebrates Thursday in San Bernardino
• State agency says San Bernardino Elks Lodge poker tournaments were illegal
• Experts: Retailers' difficulties don't mean Inland Empire big boxes can't survive
• Inland Empire beginning to recover from recession's job losses
• San Bernardino's Lutheran Mission holds annual egg hunt event
• Wife pleads not guilty in TV shop owner's death, two more arrested as 'complex' case grows
• Squatters found in San Bernardino home
• U.S. unemployment at 8.2 percent in March, little change from prior month
• Community participates in Good Friday walk
• Man arrested in Rancho Cucamonga for animal cruelty in death of Rottweiler
• Lawyer seeks dismissal of San Bernardino County corruption figure
• Former deputy seeks new venue for Explorer sex case
• Hearing date set in Redlands double-homicide case
• Bonita, Ontario-Montclair schools detail two teacher misconduct incidents in which police were alerted
• Fun and games take over county museum in Redlands
• Three finalists to interview for CSUSB dean position
• San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department covers miles quickly by air
• San Bernardino County Planning Commission approves food truck ordinance
• Parents sue to open charter school in Adelanto
• Parishioners, others reflect on Good Friday
• Railroad Days on track at historic train depot
• Theology professor to give annual lecture
• Kidney treatment information available
• Desert base to host bicycle race Saturday
• Relay for Life slated April 21-22
• 'Alice' comes to Fontana stage
• 23rd Annual Disability Awareness event features actress Geri Jewell
• CSUSB observatory open house rescheduled for April 27
• CSUSB art museum hosts skateboard and art demo
• San Bernardino wrestles with buyouts for retiring employees
• Charter school board to act on new business director
• San Bernardino County's health ranking improves
• A message about the future to Rialto students
• Some neighbors near Patton are OK with proximity, despite escapes
• Food truck ordinance goes to Planning Commission
• San Bernardino County DA to testify on proposed cockfighting law
• Gala to honor CSUSB President Karnig on May 12
• CSUSB nutrition lab named after couple for their love of education and cooking
• Cal State San Bernardino to host Cinco de Mayo lecture by UCLA professor
• San Bernardino debates $3.8M deficit for 2011-2012 budget
• San Bernardino Chaplain Corps aiding officers and victims in time of need
• Patton State hospital escape illustrates concerns over security, supervisor says
• Cal State art museum hosts lecture on ethics of collecting antiquities
• San Bernardino City Council surprises CSUSB president with commemorative proclamation
• Stem cell pioneer to be featured at CSUSB’s Scherba Lecture series
• CSUSB hosts EcoFest
• RAFFMA presentation ponders questions of art gained through archaeology
• Wind turbine dedicated in Rancho Cucamonga
• Banners honor troops from San Bernardino
• 75-year-old hiker found safe in SB Mountains
• Man injured when car crashes into tree
• Yucaipa motorcyclist killed in crash
• Arrest made in Fontana cockfighting bust
• Public comment under way for proposed immigration reform
• ICE arrests 18 in San Bernardino County
• CSUSB faculty members support salary freeze
• Move to repeal SB48 almost halfway to goal
• Cal State San Bernardino survey shows Inland Empire manufacturing index improves
• TV repairman found dead inside San Bernardino business
• Tony Award-nominated musical with ear to '80s rock coming to San Bernardino's California Theatre
• Wheelchairs to be collected for disabled
• University earns sixth straight listing on President’s Community Service Honor Roll
• CSUSB offers massage therapy to alleviate stress
• California business survey shows regulation remains a top worry
• Factoring in seating at L.A./Ontario International Airport
• San Bernardino church members wear hoodies for slain Florida teenager
• Christians begin Holy Week with Palm Sunday
• State-funded park coming to San Bernardino
• San Bernardino County Supervisors seek way to buffer nonprofits
• Fontana foreclosure workshop tries to prevent foreclosures and help people going through them
• Fontana car show kicks off inaugural event
• Veterans lay their unclaimed brethren to rest
• Disabled veterans hold fundraiser at Redlands Shooting Park
• San Bernardino County educational summit with county Diocese informs parents and students
• Celebration of Children back in Redlands
• Critics of health care reform say state costs to rise
• Birthday Bags 4 Kids kicks off fundraiser today
• Arrowhead Christian Academy's David Proctor accepted to West Point
• San Bernardino County examines possible commission to monitor animal shelters
• Traffic backed up in Colton
• Man found dead in burned hotel room ID'd
• Remembering a local icon: Service pays tribute to Dorothy Inghram
• Man fatally wounded in shootout is identified
• Tough love and backpacks go a long way to raise attendance
• Ruben Estrada's cancer journey beats the odds on several levels
• Kimberly School receives 40 new computers
• Community will celebrate life of Dorothy Inghram
• Supreme Court rejects petition in Beaumont boy's death
• Mega Millions $540 million Friday jackpot breaks world record
• Community to say goodbye to pioneering San Bernardino educator
• CSUSB students spend spring break helping others
• Cal State San Bernardino hosts Latino education summit
• Advocate alleges San Gorgonio High School not helping, testing potential special education students
• It's official, 66ers ball park unveiled as San Manuel Stadium
• Judge orders 'businessman' out of candidate's ballot description
• Airport agency wants way out of redevelopment grip
• Utilities official charged with false tax returns
• Reply in civil lawsuit defends controversial San Bernardino legal settlement with developer
• San Bernardino Diocese, schools team up for parenting workshops
• Reaction: Magic Johnson led group set to buy Dodgers
• Rialto council votes for contract with American Water Works
• Merchant fatally shot in Victorville jewelry store robbery
• Report calls on state to protect early education funding
• CSUSB Model Arab League wins 20th consecutive Outstanding Delegation Award
• CSUSB students repeat with ADDY Award
• University will close March 30 for Chavéz holiday
• Doctors: Reform means less pay, more patients
• San Manuels to present philanthropic awards
• Board of Supervisors approves pay-cut initiative for ballot
• Shared Voice: March brings Golden Apple Awards and recognition for educators in San Bernardino
• otary donates dictionaries to San Bernardino City Unified School District third-graders
• Job fair today in Rancho Cucamonga
• Furniture chain sets opening date for Rancho Cucamonga store
• SBIA may serve as Sheriff base
• Speedway president 'thrilled' with weekend's turnout
• D.A. Ramos to discuss funding for early education
• Arguments on health care begin
• Online course in Basic Audiometry and Hearing Problems offered
• Puppies make therapeutic VA visit
• Man ejected after traffic collision
• Insurance agent suspected of embezzlement
• Three teens arrested for burglary
• Man dies from injuries in accident two weeks ago
• Woman killed by train ID'd
• Chromium 6 study gets another look
• Cal State San Bernardino, Commerce Dept. create export partnership
• Donnelly gets plea deal, probation for gun incident
• Three San Bernardino County school districts honored for attendance efforts
• Colton T-ball plans opening ceremonies
• Gaimon takes men's title, Guarnier women's at Redlands Bicycle Classic
• Literacy summit set for Wednesday, March 28, at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus
• ‘How to Qualify for a Business Loan’ workshop set for Thursday, March 29
• Quick-moving storm storms through Inland Empire
• Teacher pink slip system under fire
• 7 arrested for allegedly buying alcohol for minors
• Nine women arrested on prostitution charges
• Two liquor-serving businesses cited
• Driver killed in high-speed chase
• NASCAR, Fontana speedway pause to honor fallen soldier from Redlands
• Rialto council members spent weekend reviewing water rate hike documents
• Rialto police get new crime-fighting computer tool
• $4.9 billion loan in the works for bullet train from Victorville to Vegas
• Race fans don't want to hear about rain
• Upland woman gives herself to Peace Corps
• Redlands Bicycle Classic festival a big hit with fans
• Storm threatens to rain on NASCAR, Redlands Bicycle Classic finales
• Local community recreation facility sees spike in youth visitors during SBCUSD's spring break
• San Bernardino County pays former official after suing him
• Meeting set on county chief executive
• Ramos funds legal action against opponent Derry, seeking removal of term 'businessman'
• Green means go: NASCAR promoting alternative fuels, recycling at Fontana auto races
• Perchlorate settlement reached, says Rialto councilman
• San Bernardino considers challenges, opportunities of filling resigned positions
• Man uses kitchen knife to cut off own hand
• Temecula man suspected of raping 16-year-old girl
• Woman struck, killed trying to cross freeway
• Rex Gutierrez, former Rancho Cucamonga councilman, is home from prison
• Ontario-based CVB Financial to be listed on S&P SmallCap 600
• CSUSB, Commerce Department to promote exports
• Councilman helps contain fire in San Bernardino
• California, local job markets static in February
• State unemployment rates are unchanged from January numbers
• Growing up in a 'cultural crossfire'
• Ground broken for construction of of 10 Freeway exchange at Cirtus and Cherry avenues
• University and U.S. Commercial Service to sign strategic partnership
• Cal State San Bernardino and Randal Kleiser to host International Digital Cinema Workshop
• Broadway showstoppers concert at Indian Wells Theater March 25
• San Bernardino school board agrees on priorities, controversially
• Trapp announced as new fire chief for High Desert area
• Warrant issued for promoter of San Bernardino's rave-like concerts
• Fontana after-school program wins board approval for another year
• Education and economy are interconnected
• DEVELOPING: Valentine the puppy is recovering, Sheriff's officials say
• U.S. Assistant Secretary of Education to speak at CSUSB LEAD conference
• CSUSB to Education Roundtable’s Golden Apple Awards March 29
• BREAKING NEWS: Fontana after-school program wins board approval for another year
• Supervisor pay-cut initiative qualifies for ballot
• Rep. Baca renews attempt to regulate video games
• Students face discipline for abusing prescription drug
• Green Valley Lake fire station gets thermal imaging camera
• Highland man fatally shot
• Redlands City Council votes unanimously to support post office as museum
• Eagle chick survives weekend storm
• 7.4 temblor strikes
• Shopping Redlands may lead to prizes
• Troubled Public Safety Academy's interim chief resigns
• Redlands deals with growing gang issue
• Live global webcast prelude to third annual LEAD conference
• Psychology professor receives 2012 Paul Farnsworth Award
• Rialto water meeting turns turbulent
• Fast food goes 'Locos' with new tacos
• Cal State trustees criticize admissions plan
• Fashion show, lunch to benefit abused and neglected children in San Bernardino County
• Fontana school district, city officials discuss after-school programs
• New book by CSUSB African history professor examines mental institutions during apartheid
• Cal State University closes admission for spring 2013
• L.A. committee to discuss Ontario's proposal for ONT
• RHS choirs short on funds needed to cover expenses; seeking community's help
• San Bernardino City Council denies city clerk's salary increase request
• John M. Pfau, founding president of Cal State San Bernardino, dies at 93
• Colton Councilwoman testified in wrongful termination trial
• Local NAACP calls for investigation of San Bernardino police
• Evolution Fresh, born in San Bernardino, opens first store under Starbucks brand
• Local police feeling weight of early prisoner release
• Fans, family, friends pay tribute to Randy Rhoads at San Bernardino cemetery
• Founding CSUSB President John M. Pfau dies
• Students software engineering event showcases new mobile apps
• Reducing mental health stigma topic of summit at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus
• CSUSB center offers workshop on websites for small businesses
• Roving police DUI patrol leads to driver's arrest
• Fontana school board ponders after school program contract with the city
• Doin' the polka at St. Patrick's dance in Fontana
• Inland Empire ski resorts hail 'March Miracle'; two mountain school districts cancel classes
• Elderly woman found dead in parking lot
• Police issue citations, tow cars during DUI operation
• Lower CalPERS return rate threatens local coffers
• Director recommends delaying decision on San Bernardino trash rate increase
• Federal deadline for San Bernardino County medical dispensaries passes
• Girl Scout cookie sales rise despite economy
• Redlands library's Heritage Room marks 40th year
• The Blue Knights to provide safety for Redlands Bicycle Classic
• Local school districts issue layoff notices
• Redlands forum on city sustainability draws crowd
• Document points to nepotism in San Bernardino school district hiring
• Inland Empire storm brings rain, winds, power outages; snow in the mountains
• Complaint asks for Casa Ramona to return uniform money
• San Bernardino County jails releasing another 126 inmates
• Vet patrolled Panjwai district
• Winters seeks new trial in 2008 Big Bear Lake homicide
• Soldier suspect received training in mock Afghan village at Fort Irwin
• 30,000 expected Saturday for San Bernardino rave
• Apple fans in Inland Empire line up again for new iPad release
• Redlands waives fees for events like Bike Classic
• 15-year-old boy beaten and robbed
• San Bernardino man dies in crash on 210 Freeway
• San Bernardino High School hosts band festival
• Realtor group holds bras event to benefit Cancer Society
• Cyclist Davis Phinney returns to Redlands
• Colonies' defense attorneys allege prosecutors are withholding information
• 1960s social rights and land grant activist to speak at CSUSB LEAD conference
• Comedian Kevin Hart will try to explain things at CSUSB March 17
• Lawsuit seeks to count disqualified ballots in San Bernardino city clerk race
• Former student: Dorothy Inghram "knew what we would need to succeed"
• Former San Bernardino school district employee awarded $550,00 in back pay as well as job
• Chilly, wet, icy weather ahead for St. Patrick's Day weekend
• Water board approves first fine for Pacific Gas & Electric over Hinkley water
• Anderson Olympics draws smiles
• Another champion departs from our midst
• Prosecutors absolve San Bernardino police in death of mentally ill man
• Dorothy Inghram, San Bernardino County's first black teacher, dies at 106
• CSUSB hosts Model United Nations/Arab League joint practice session March 16
• Anthropology grad makes largest individual gift commitment to CSUSB’s College of Behavioral Sciences
• U.S. Constitution exam prep course offered at CSUSB for future teachers
• RTI teaching strategy workshop offered by CSUSB College of Extended Learning
• APPRECATION: Inghram recalled as `amazing' women
• Regulatory board debates whether to accept agreement in which PG & E pays $3.6 million fine
• Family, neighbors express dismay over arrest of former teacher
• Highland men held in meth bust
• 33 arrested in Redlands probation sweep
• Victorville standoff suspect shot by deputies
• Man barricades self inside of Victorville home for 6 hours
• Supervisors streamline film permitting process
• Annual Vintage Redlands Tour set for April 27
• CSUSB hosts EcoFest
• Food prices climb higher and higher
• FBI arrests former San Bernardino school teacher
• Lawmaker drops ouster effort in cougar flap
• San Bernardino Area Chamber of Commerce Trip To Washington
• Invisible Children organization visits Aquinas High School
• State GOP lawmakers call for expedited firing of teachers who commit crimes in classrooms
• San Gorgonio HS band teacher held in student sex case
• Parking standards eased for mountain restaurants
• History wins in San Bernardino County competition
• Rialto water rate increases, outsourcing plan, coming to a council vote this month
• Marijuana dispensary in Upland raided by DEA
• State bill would require consideration of unemployed job seekers
• Florida man passes through San Bernardino on cross-country run supporting veterans
• Man running across country to support veterans
• Service branches need to improve mental health screening techniques, local veterans say
• Service branches need to improve mental health screening techniques, local veterans say
• Veteran educator Ernie Garcia named honorary chair for 2012 CSUSB LEAD summit
• Reception at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus to honor sculptor Betty Gold
• Chapman named CCAA Player of the Week
• Most races set for June 5 open-primary election
• Most races set for June 5 open-primary election
• Tea Party group effort would take gay history out of school books
• Tea Party group effort would take gay history out of school books
• Man dies in off-road crash near Calico
• Man dies in off-road crash near Calico
• Man arrested on suspicion of causing grafitti damage
• Man arrested on suspicion of causing grafitti damage
• Marijuana dispensary in Upland raided by DEA
• Deputies warn of rash of car burglaries
• Deputies warn of rash of car burglaries
• Man just out of jail arrested on drug charge
• Man just out of jail arrested on drug charge
• California Republican Party announces endorsements, picks Miller over Dutton
• California Republican Party announces endorsements, picks Miller over Dutton
• Westside Action Group celebrates 40 years in San Bernardino
• Police investigating fish market fatal shooting
• San Manuel band reacts to death of Agua Caliente leader
• Community exhibit highlights history of art, culture within Redlands
• Stem cell pioneer to be featured at CSUSB’s Sherba Lecture series
• New study says diesel emissions can increase risk of cancer threefold
• Lawyer may appeal barber's conviction in Highland robbery attempt
• From ballpark to the battlefield: Memories of baseball’s military veterans
• Westside Action Group celebrates 40 years in San Bernardino
• Redistricting and open primary shake up local 2012 election races
• Redlands Smiley Library celebration to feature puppeteer
• San Bernardino's Arroyo Valley High named top cadet program
• Years of budget cuts hurting schools, says educators at Claremont gathering
• Occupy Redlands members protest 'war on women'
• Revolution is theme at History Day in Fontana
• Fontana teen summit focuses on bullying problem
• Reproductive health care divides Redlanders
• Los Angeles Zoo opens new exhibit for amphibians, invertebrates and reptiles
• Preschern to speak to Republican women
• It takes pluck to play a Stradivarius
• Postmus remarks to feds raises questions
• National report says minority students punished more often, but some local schools avoid pitfalls
• Races set for June 5 open-primary election
• Logistics professionals gather in Ontario
• Blue collar business enclave around Devore worried the county wants to shut it down
• Loved ones pay final respects to San Bernardino mother and her son who died in tragic car crash
• Lawyers confirmed for Redlands double-homicide suspects
• Riverside man arrested in Victorville cold case investigation
• Three arrested in pizza delivery man robbery
• Traffic collision kills Rialto woman
• Official caught in mountain lion controversy may be removed as Fish and Game president
• Cal State San Bernardino accounting students offer free tax prep
• Reception starts off Inland Empire Latino Artists Association exhibit
• Photos of suspects in San Bernardino slaying released
• County superintendent said he kept board informed about investigation, rejects call to resign
• Water agency's goal is to get off the grid with renewable power
• San Bernardino International Airport dispute intensifies as controversial airport firm files for bankruptcy protection
• Area students help convince lawmakers to block financial aid cuts
• Future of packinghouse in limbo
• Redlands resident Jack Berry's love for the small things lives on even after his passing
• Twentynine Palms man arrested in child-cruelty case
• Big Bear City 19-year-old suspected of sex acts with girl
• Arrest made in Ontario robbery
• DUI checkpoint Monday in Fontana
• Memorial service to be held for San Bernardino teen and his mother killed in deadly crash
• Set ONTario Free takes message to Reign game
• Inland Empire Job Corps students take on landscaping at low-income homes
• Redlands teacher attends private screening invited by actor Daniel Radcliffe
• University reschedules observatory public open house for March 16
• Alexander earns Daktronics All-West Region honors
• San Bernardino cuts record 251 certificated employees
• Initiative submitted for ballot making position on Board of Supervisors a part-time job
• County Superintendent of Schools will no longer administer KidsNCare program in San Bernardino County
• Magazine article on Redlands make editor want to visit
• Soon-to-close post office building eyed as possible location of Redlands Historical Museum
• 30 prom dresses collected for ILP
• Naked man booked after walking in neighborhood
• Man sought for kidnapping teen girl
• Law enforcement details description of Chino cop shooter
• Richards supporters pack Fish and Game meeting
• Caltrans district chief gets SanBAG job
• Rialto Playhouse getting a new name
• Rev. Boyle draws a crowd at U of R Chapel
• CSUSB professor receives Western Psychological Association outstanding teaching award
• Inland Empire Women’s Business Center offers website development webinar
• Learn the ABCs of starting a business
• Terrance Stone, Young Visionaries Youth Leadership Academy prepare to open homeless youth shelter in San Bernardino
• Big rock is just a sample our art riches
• Loma Linda University event draws a 'healthy' crowd
• Former Pasadena state senator Scott to retire as head of state community college system
• CSUSB doctoral student named to national research team
• ‘The Duchess:’ extravagant fashion, politics of Georgiana
• Court ruling could limit cities' power to prohibit marijuana dispensaries
• New San Bernardino City Council sworn in, pledging to end Penman-Morris divide
• After 10 years, Time for Change still sparking change in women's lives
• International talent comes to local stage with San Bernardino Symphony
• Cal State San Bernardino named host of information security conference
• ‘Careers in Education’ Day set for March 8
• CSUSB Muslim Students Association sponsors Islamic Awareness Week
• ‘No Child’ is every child’s message
• San Bernardino Symphony brings its sound of music to Claremont
• Missing San Bernardino man found in vehicle off side of road
• San Bernardino County prosecutor to work with feds targeting serious criminals
• San Bernardino man stabbed to death this morning; sixth city homicide since Jan. 18
• Fontana structure fire contained to attic
• San Bernardino professor's book highlights Japanese American draft resistance in WWII
• New leaders to be sworn in at San Bernardino City Hall
• Local schools join push for healthier eating
• Seniors share their stories
• Outgoing San Bernardino city clerk reflects on 21 years
• Local schools join push for healthier eating
• Redlands youth softball/baseball season begins
• Cypress Hill Smokeout Festival draws thousands
• San Bernardino professor's book highlights Japanese American draft resistance in WWII
• San Bernardino seniors thank students for center improvements
• Police conduct speed enforcement program
• Motorcycle driver dies after collision
• Republican David Dreier talks about 32 years in Congress
• John Weeks: 200 pictures tell the story of the Mojave Desert
• New director of San Bernardino charter schools getting bearings
• Dutton stumps for bill protecting businesses from frivolous Americans with Disabilities Act lawsuits
• Rialto firefighters practice rescue scenario
• L.A. mayor says he would not OK L.A./Ontario International Airport sale at this time
• Top 500 tax delinquencies include 23 locally
• San Bernardino airport leaders take more control over jet fuel sales
• Legal woes vex former Million Air franchise
• Without redevelopment agencies, Habitat for Humanity forced to seek new funding sources
• From Rialto students to needy babies in Africa - via T-shirts
• Man sentenced in deadly San Bernardino shooting
• Gasoline prices climb for 24th day in row
• Woman gets six years in fatal DUI crash
• Judge aims to schedule retrial in bribery case
• Youths suspected of string of burglaries
• Local assemblywoman helps push 'Homeowners Bill of Rights'
• Reading festival Saturday in San Bernardino
• Priority deadline for financial aid applications is today
• Loss of Lewis and Dreier could impact region
• Father jailed in brutal shovel attack on daughter
• Police seek burglars who tried to steal car
• Man fatally shot in struggle with police
• Students, educators decry cuts
• Rialto students gather T-shirts for a cause
• Ramos supports governor's initiative for public safety funding
• CSUSB College of Extended Learning offers ‘Exploring the Cajon Pass’ day trip
• ‘Mapping Your World’ lecture at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus
• Four-part workshop series offered on writing a business plan
• Occupy targets Walmart in National Day of Action
• Two stranded hikers rescued in Lytle Creek Canyon
• Bud Rickert Art Center 60th Anniversary
• Critter crazy at museum
• Living History Flying Day set
• Ontario vehicle and trailer theft suspects arrested
• Westside Action Group to celebrate 40th anniversary
• Symphony performing in Claremont
• DEVELOPING: San Bernardino-based nonprofit aims to empower the homeless
• Leap Year baby born at Redlands Community Hospital
• Economics professor honored with California social studies teaching award
• Spring parking permits now available online
• Learn the art of the ‘elevator speech’
• Four Coyotes named All-CCAA in men’s and women’s basketball
• New autogas refueling station opens in Ontario
• Giant rock rolls through Inland Empire as future exhibit at Los Angeles County Museum of Art
• Walking program brings camaraderie, happiness for SB schools
• Republican Rep. David Dreier announces he will not seek reelection
• Man held in shooting death at barber shop
• Suspect in Hesperia teen rape arrested
• 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
• Old Fire trial delayed
• Hazlett resigns from PSA board to begin new job
• Ontario DUI checkpoint on Friday
• Man dies in single-car crash
• Occupy groups protest corporations and Walmart in Eastvale
• Choir to hold concert Saturday
• Redlands police investigating body found near wash
• Body identified as that of Running Springs man
• Tennis-For-Fun coming back to Redlands
• Three arrested in fatal shooting of Rialto teen
• 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
• Gigi Hanna wins San Bernardino city clerk recount
• Man dies after being pulled from San Bernardino fire
• Prosecutors drop charges against man arrested on suspicion of killing 6-year-old Amarion Adams
• 78-year-old Desert Hot Springs man held after 100 mph chase
• Foreigner, San Bernardino High teaming up for performance
• Cal State students coordinate help at senior center
• ‘No Child’ is every child’s message
• The time and place for talk of sex
• Snow, rain creates 'winter wonderland'
• Police arrest four at DUI checkpoint
• Man punched by robbers, has necklace stolen
• Delivery man robbed of pizza, cell phone
• Three arrested on suspicion of stealing mail
• Hesperia man killed in traffic collision
• DMV office in San Bernardino to close for 18 months
• Higher education rally set for Thursday
• Westside Action Group celebrating anniversary
• San Bernardino Fire Department climbs for a cause
• True believer
• Priority deadline for financial aid applications rapidly approaching
• CSUSB, faculty members and business college honored in India
• Experts on longevity to highlight Healthy People 2012 conference
• Redlands triathlon returns, raises $3,000 for program
• Man burned trying to extinguish mobile home fire
• Vision Project tops agency for State of County Address
• Firefighter hopefuls stoke their desire in Explorer program
• Rancho Cucamonga man writes of his experience with testicular cancer
• Homeless, needy find compassion and help with aid of The Community Foundation
• Pomona festival celebrates black culture
• City Council to review city attorney contract as legal fees escalate
• Celebrating Joy of her life
• Police issue 56 citations for speed violations
• Police make five arrests during DUI checkpoint
• Storm to bring heavy snow, blizzard-like conditions on Monday
• Workshop planned to discuss historic preservation in Redlands
• Occupy Claremont vows to carry on despite setback
• Prime leader steps down
• Ontario hosts two-day martial arts fest
• Police looking for men who robbed Montclair jewelry store
• San Bernardino man shot, killed at end of police pursuit in L.A.
• Scientific advances come in time for Rialto man
• Prime Healthcare focus of state Senate hearing on alleged unfair billing practices
• Supervisor pay-cut initiative amasses 50,000 signatures
• Retrial for robbery suspect moves closer
• 'Dead Presidents' trial set to begin next month
• Kidnapping, molestation case continued to April
• Pretrial hearing set for former deputy
• Judge dismisses suit in teenagers' deaths
• High school students honored in Black History Month event
• County official to give State of Education speech
• Redlands man accused of theft from senior citizens
• The Lorax, on Read Across America Tour, stops by San Bernardino school
• Fire marshal delivers baby on side of 215 Freeway
• Man to be tried in slaying of San Bernardino hospital worker
• Former Norton air base to have its own museum
• 'Sometimes it takes a tragedy'; Friends say accident, rescue inspire school
• 15-year-old arrested in five burglaries
• Drugstore thief pulls knife on employee
• Officials release name of man found dead in home
• San Bernardino County fire marshal helps deliver baby boy
• Highland resident charged in sale of rhino horns
• Son charged in fatal beating of mother
• Fontana police dog bites DUI suspect following chase
• Orange you glad you live in the I.E?
• Tuskegee Airman sends inspiring message at Carter High
• State Bar Court recommends disbarment for Gutierrez's defense attorney
• Report: Local school districts among agencies in financial straits
• Fontana police dog bites DUI suspect following chase
• Still in shock, friends wash cars to raise money for family of San Bernardino teen and his mother killed in car wreck
• Armed robbery reported at Deja Vu
• Community college students invited to visit campus Feb. 25
• Healthy, healing foods topic of lecture
• After School Education and Safety Program in Fontana threatened
• University hosts Community Town Hall Meeting on health care
• Vagos chapter president sentenced to 75 years to life in slaying
• Cal State faculty to vote on systemwide strike
• California Community Colleges system announces new budget cuts
• Million Air terminates franchise agreement at airport
• Tribal chairman of San Manuel James Ramos will not seek re-election
• Local Catholics observe Ash Wednesday
• San Bernardino school board makes $22 million in cuts
• Casa Ramona has two months to fix problems
• Swing Night promises hot tunes and dancing
• Kwame needs your vote
• SBD Properties to appeal fuel farm ruling; vow of more legal action against airport board
• Healthy lesson at Grove School Farmer's Market
• Chino Hills developed without benefit of a redevelopment agency
• City agrees to use funds for vehicle replacement, tree trimming
• Shared Voice: Training the best teachers in San Bernardino County
• March hearing set in San Bernardino soldier's shooting
• 'Outstanding' professor awarded at Cal State San Bernardino
• Education professor named CSUSB’s 2011-2012 Outstanding Professor
• Little Mountain Elementary to break ground Friday
• San Bernardino City Unified to decide Casa Ramona Academy's fate tonight
• Proposed budget cuts on San Bernardino City Unified school board agenda this afternoon
• CSUSB to host ‘Careers in Education’ Day March 8
• Japanese students to visit CSUSB’s Palm Desert Campus to learn about America
• Lawsuit filed against red-light camera operator, Victorville
• TV show Glee features Redlands' singers
• Stroll down Memory Lane in Redlands
• Cities across the I.E. wrestle with redevelopment agencies' former employees
• Grand Terrace raises flag with pride
• Redlands Triathlon fast approaching
• Gas prices rising in I.E.
• CSU, churches unite behind message of college preparation
• Conference on aging population to be held at Cal State San Bernardino
• Green thumbs for Green Week
• Teacher finds T-shirts the perfect place to encourage young people to seek to attend college
• School board to hear proposed budget cuts
• Students, administrators say Casa Ramona thriving
• Proposed Walmart dominates 'Coffee' talk
• Center with parolee services marks anniversary
• Officials ponder next step after loss of redevelopment tools
• Public Safety Academy appointment stirs controversy
• Critics say good riddance to RDAs
• Pomona native was assistant director on Oscar-nominated film 'The Help'
• Fontana police warn residents about increase in burglaries
• Man killed in desert ATV crash
• Man struck, killed on Interstate 10
• Suspect arrested in January shooting
• First female sheriff deputy in San Bernardino County remembers breaking barriers in a man's world
• College coach visits Curtis Elementary School
• Southern California cities rally behind Ontario efforts to take control of L.A./Ontario International Airport
• Claremont man makes national news helping with Erin Brockovich
• Roads reopen following Wednesday snowstorm
• Redlands wealth adviser accused of 'Ponzi-like scheme'
• Explosive house fire takes life of man
• Man jailed in death of 2-year-old boy
• Labor market isn't child's play anymore
• Musician planning concert 10 years after hand shot to pieces in robbery
• San Bernardino International Airport dispute over access to fuel gets a day in court today
• DEVELOPING: Teachers to converge on Cal State San Bernardino to learn best ways to teach math
• Cal State San Bernardino named one of ‘America’s Coolest Schools’
• Vagina Monologues’ returns to CSUSB
• Redlands man invents tool to relieve sports injuries
• Fifth-grader brings seriousness and determination to his coaching job
• SB man running for president
• Local organic farm adds solar panels
• Redlands Council PTA honors community icons
• Center with parolee services marks anniversary
• Occupy Claremont plans party, exit strategy
• Apellate court could have major impact on San Bernardino County corruption case
• Stocking trout at Glen Helen Regional Park
• Former NFL player Mike McCoy speaks at Aquinas High in San Bernardino
• Suspected Old Fire arsonist in court today
• All supervisor candidates to be in forum organized by Redlands Tea Party Patriots
• Journal of '20s Redlands childhood becomes book
• Tony Trozera, owner of The Mug, dies
• Supervisors OK program to train veterans as mentors
• Chamber invites public to its February mixer
• Prep academy chamber orchestra to give concert
• University students planning green week
• Government Center to be named after Burke
• First big snow blankets San Bernardino Mountains, Cajon Pass
• Deputies save teen from serious injury
• Troublesome Redlands intersections to get makeover
• Information sessions set for CSUSB’s doctorate in educational leadership program
• Lecture to focus on the myths and truths about consumer credit
• Occupy Redlands headed for Saturday council forum
• Remodeled dining room unveiled at Redlands retirement community
• Decision not to water orange grove sad, inevitable, resident say
• Southern California home prices slipped in January
• From China to San Bernardino: a cultural exchange
• Inland Empire mayors discuss demise of redevelopment agencies, paint gloomy picture
• First female deputy in San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department history honored
• Clerks cited for selling lotto tickets to minors
• Home sale delayed as Occupy members protest foreclosure proceedings
• Man arrested after car chase
• Miniature pony brings big Valentine's Day smiles to Yucaipa rest home seniors
• CSUSB professor extends his PRAXIS research with ‘Excellence’ campaign
• Details emerge regarding final weeks of Redlands woman found dead in Australia
• New downtown Redlands shop caters to 'vintage' shoppers
• Local amputee group rides through Palm Springs
• Lugonia remembers hearts on Valentine's Day
• "Biggest Hearts" in Redlands honored
• SBACC's Information Meeting For a Trip To France
• Couples supply the hearts, car company the flowers
• 18 firefighters battle blaze at Elise Drive home
• Five people arrested at police checkpoint
• Man arrested after school police car stolen
• Save our endangered TV-free zones
• San Bernardino County budget gap narrowing
• Registrar certifies Hanna as city clerk; Sanchez-Lopez considers contesting
• Community grieves for 22-year-old Redlands woman found dead in Australia
• Senior center turns 23 on Wednesday
• Violent Crime Task Force aims to begin in March
• Applications deadline for Unruh Assembly Fellowship in Sacramento is Feb. 22
• Comedian Kevin Hart will try to explain things at CSUSB March 17
• Loaded gun found in Redlands man's carry-on at Ontario airport
• Deputies seek woman in Cedar Glen repo man stabbing
• Woman wanders from Loma Linda University Medical Center, declared missing
• Another storm expected midweek in the Inland Empire
• Caltrans apologizes for weekend traffic tie-up in Banning
• June Collison named president of Community Hospital of San Bernardino
• San Bernardino International Airport company regains access to fuel tanks
• Community meeting coming to discuss rave noise
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center expands Breathmobile service to High Desert
• Foo fighters win at somber Grammys
• Third annual Latino education conference at CSUSB set for March
• Omnitrans sbX Bus Rapid Transit and CSUSB partner on public art project
• CSUSB hosts 3-day lecture series during Black History Month
• CSUSB professors featured at Huntington Library lecture
• Scientist's work in spotlight
• Bills seek to address RDA concerns
• The Grammy Winners
• GOP needs to get on track with high-speed rail
• Investigators seek answers to singer Whitney Houston's death
• Two alleged gang members arrested in Hesperia
• Colton expects plan to allow development, preserve endangered fly
• End of redevelopment agencies does answer the many questions cities have on existing projects
• Procrastinators beware: Valentine's Day can be difficult for the last-minute flower customer
• One man killed, one wounded in separate shootings near Fontana
• CrimePush.com: There's an app for that
• Fort Irwin training creates new sort of soldier
• Business mixer links teens, professionals
• Weak storm brings little rain
• Bug poses 'devastating impact' to citrus industry
• Woman injured during collision last week dies
• Woman dies after being hit by car on Friday
• Colonies' case moving forward
• Occupy Redlands to launch radio show
• Ancient wisdom and modern technology combine in home's design
• Wolves' image takes a blow from 'The Grey'
• Redlands Bicycle Classic is fast approaching
• Fontana man arraigned in bomb case
• San Bernardino creates Violent Crime Task Force
• Local centers offer free income tax preparation
• Drugs, stolen credit cards found; woman arrested
• Robbery attempt leaves victim with stab wounds
• Sex offender arrested who lied about residence
• Father, son attack, injure store clerk
• Man dies after he jumps off bridge
• Woman dies following rollover car crash
• UPDATE: Colonies case fact-finding nearing completion
• Financial aid application priority deadline is March 2
• Play showcases value of friendship
• Redlands finishes third in SB county's Academic Decathlon
• San Bernardino County airport official, former Twentynine Palms mayor to seek seat on Board of Supervisors
• Kuwaiti artist shoots music video at Kimberly Crest
• One suspect arrested, another identified in double homicide
• Hearing under way Apple Valley developer in perjury case
• Sobriety checkpoint scheduled Friday night
• Fire damages garage at apartment complex
• Officers shoot man holding replica gun
• 82-year-old woman sought in fatality
• Mortgage settlement includes billions for Inland Empire, L.A. County
• Upland man suing health insurance company for failing to pay medical claims
• Loma Linda zones in on alternative to McDonald's
• Authorities serve papers on Rialto gang
• Unforgettable Hearts Awards luncheon to honor those giving 'so much of themselves' in I.E.
• $100,000 contribution not a bribe from Colonies, says Postmus
• Man accused of sex with mentally disabled woman
• Police search for men who robbed gas station
• Crash on Highway 18 injures two motorists
• Sobriety checkpoint set for Saturday
• Police to conduct checkpoint Friday night
• Jury: Death penalty for man in deadly Yucca Valley attack
• Highland man arraigned in deadly DUI crash
• San Bernardino International Airport Authority seizes control of fuel from developer
• Highland eighth-graders build catapult science project
• New Fontana hospital nears completion
• Fuel dispute arises at San Bernardino airport
• SB County Board of Education extends school's charter
• Single mothers awarded college scholarships
• Cal State San Bernardino students offer tax help
• Fifth-grader's film used in University of Redlands course
• Liberal lying leads to harsh lesson for CMC
• High school offering low-cost physicals
• Celebrating the Year of the Dragon
• Love is in the air at Perris Hill Senior Center
• National martial arts competition coming
• Tax help available for those who qualify
• San Bernardino County supervisors adjust spending rules
• San Bernardino police hold town hall meeting in light of northeast city violence escalation
• Man killed in Fontana motor home fire
• San Bernardino school board considers cuts
• CSUSB accounting students offer free tax prep
• Art at the bottom of a skateboard
• Apple Valley real estate developer rejects offer in San Bernardino County Assessor's Office case
• Baca introduces bill to create veterans gardens across the United States
• City clerk's race to be decided today
• Prop. 8 expected to move to Supreme Court
• Financial aid workshops set for college students
• Rialto Fire Department plans to expand the Explorer program to bring a more diverse group into the department
• Man found unresponsive in Rancho Cucamonga wash
• CSUSB presidential search committee to hold first meeting
• Foundation offers college scholarships to Coachella Valley students
• Streets named CCAA Player of the Week
• 9th Circuit to weigh in on Prop. 8
• Old Fire suspect found guilty in sodomy case
• Push for Metrolink station nearing end of line
• Cash for College workshops held across Inland Empire
• Local businesses can learn how to help their communities
• Race, religion and sexuality in politics will be topic at next diversity lecture
• San Bernardino poised to lay off 77 employees
• Tacos, pizza, football pleases crowd at Johnny's Tacos in Redlands
• Coroner seeks kin for man found dead in alley
• Three arrested for DUI at sobriety checkpoint
• Supervisors stand to lose district funding
• Fatal San Bernardino shootings prompt police chief to host town hall meeting
• Now, it's 'Mission Accomplished'
• Eye surgeon has created library of operations on YouTube
• Prospect of dry weather has San Bernardino water officials thankful for banking for non-rainy days
• Segregation at historic low, study shows
• Annual Black History Parade strolls through Downtown San Bernardino
• Bloomington High School hosts science fair
• Three arrested during DUI checkpoint
• Man found dead in alley
• Man arrested after dropping gun
• 5K run honors officer killed by drunken driver
• Chaffey dominates Academic Decathlon's final event
• 'Shero' awards honor four women for contributions to their communities
• A Super Sunday DUI crackdown
• Virtual classroom helps Army reach out to students
• Black leaders say there's still work to realize the dream of Martin Luther King
• Lawmakers sound caution on Facebook IPO tax revenue
• Evidence request slows 'Dead Presidents' case
• U.S. unemployment falls to 8.3 percent
• LAPD sergeant arrested, charged in new case
• Principal for Day attracts 44 participants in San Bernardino
• Derry to nominate Redlands resident for seat on county Planning Commission
• ‘Year of the Dragon’ Chinese New Year celebration Feb. 10 at CSUSB
• SAT prep course for high school juniors, seniors offered at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus
• Priority financial aid deadline is March 2
• San Bernardino deadly shooting case goes to jury
• Aquinas High School seeks financial support
• Healthcare reform law saves 3.6 million Americans $2.1 billion
• Rialto students get taste of Chinese cultrual via virtual field trip
• John Weeks: Several new books explore Mojave Desert
• Rialto man one of five indicted in human smuggling scheme
• Groundhog wars: Rodents diverge on winter forecast
• San Bernardino firefighter union wants elected fire chief
• Anxiety rises for San Bernardino neighborhood as two more are killed
• Fundraising totals for California federal lawmakers and candidates in
• CSUSB students receive Rose Brown Scholarship
• Supervisor Derry accuses opponent of gang, drug ties
• Comedienne Anjelah Johnson cheers on the Coyotes for homecoming
• Pond named preseason All-American
• Early signs suggest growth in demand for warehouse space
• PG & E agrees to $3.6 million settlement; half goes to Hinkley school
• Humane Society plans e-waste recycling event
• Fontana makes plans for annual run
• Yucaipa Valley Chamber of Commerce planning armers market
• Workshops planned on painting fossil replicas
• Dental school offers low-cost services in Loma Linda
• Second labor union backs effort to cut Board of Supervisors' jobs to part-time
• Police officer helps save baby's life
• Woods sentenced in deadly Muscoy shooting
• Hope for others comes from slaying of San Bernardino teen
• Kaiser Permanente workers strike in Fontana
• Drill prepares San Bernardino County, federal and state agencies for repatriation efforts
• CSUSB alumnus plans disabled worker awareness trek along Route 66
• CSUSB professor named to American Kinesiology Association board
• University offers final scholarship workshop of the season
• Pride Center hosting ‘A Night of Drag’
• West Coast premiere of ‘Two Old Black Guys Just Sitting Around Talking’ at Indian Wells Theater
• Three teens, one with gun, rob man on street
• Gunman robs cell-phone store
• School workers union president arrested
• New attraction, new vision for Redlands amusement park
• Man arrested on suspicion of robbing Redlands church
• Illegal immigrant arrested in Big Bear Lake molestation
• Two SB suspects held in October homicide
• Incoming interim president outlines goals at San Bernardino Valley College
• Wrong-way driver causes double fatal crash in Victorville
• Claremont McKenna College admits giving false SAT scores to publications
• Walking history tours planned
• Nominees sought for education award
• Hospital going red to raise awareness
• Lincoln Shrine to hold open house
• John Weeks: A super party mix for the Super Bowl
• University to hold final scholarship workshop
• Northern boundary of Hinkley plume continues to grow
• Crystal Springs decision this week
• Private sector grant development skills offered at CSUSB workshop
• U.S. Constitution exam prep course offered at CSUSB for future teachers
• Coyotes athletes enjoy stellar fall quarter
• San Bernardino County's Golden Bell Award recipients honored
• Exhibit details Frederick Douglass' quest for knowledge, freedom
• Local farmers receive laptops after completing USDA funded computer course
• Protester explains why she risked deportation
• Names of Fontana fatal crash victims released
• San Bernardino man arrested after chase
• Deputies make arrest in stabbing of two men
• Car crash kills 30-year-old man
• San Bernardino police to increase patrols in neighborhood where teen slain
• Interim president appointed at San Bernardino Valley College
• San Bernardino County working with hospitals to reduce number of elective deliveries
• Students to enter Grand Terrace Elementary library for first time in week
• Lockouts press union workers
• Priority financial aid deadline is March 2
• Local businesses can learn how to help their communities
• Pride Center hosting ‘A Night of Drag’
• Slain San Bernardino boy 'was just a baby,' says neighbor
• Financing event to help potential homeowners
• Empty house destroyed by fire
• Woman, grandson hit while crossing street
• San Bernardino track holds off-season speedway races
• Customer thankful for lifesaving CPR performed by Farrell's server
• Nominees sought for Education Medal of Honor
• Cal State SB schedules final scholarship workshop for 2012-13
• School district taking applications to hire two police officers
• AARP, IRS offer help for elderly, low-income taxpayers
• Toll lanes are under consideration for Inland Empire freeways
• Loma Linda residents try to keep city healthy
• For more than 34 years, Chaplain Payson Gregory has tended the sick at county hospital
• San Bernardino schools making new strategic plan
• Airport development agency likely to survive redevelopment law, official says
• Bill would boost state funding for county jail
• Coalition helps exploited girls get off the streets
• Awareness walk brings attention to local human trafficking
• Crestline woman killed in head-on collision on State Route 18
• Strong winds put firefighters on alert, force cancellation of classes at Cal State San Bernardino
• Cal State San Bernardino wind update, Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012
• Agencies for disabled seek politicians' help
• Supreme Court upholds Commission Senate maps
• Million Air pays part of fees, but still lacks valid business license
• Sentence overturned for prison guard
• Suspected burglar found in Rancho Cucamonga
• Sheriff's investigators search for fraud suspect
• Two suspected of ID theft, burglary
• Federal prison on lockdown after assaults
• Mother, daughter charged with fraud in caregiver assistance case
• New research suggests link between genetics, Wall Street success
• Newest 31st district candidate says he relates to low-income constituency
• Home Depot, Job Corps volunteers build garden for disabled vets
• One-day course looks at history of Cajon Pass
• Cal State SB to host FAFSA aid workshops
• University set for annual Transfer Day
• Rains damage school; book replacements sought
• CSUSB closes today, Friday, Jan., 27, due to high winds
• Community college students invited to visit campus Feb. 25
• CSUSB student veterans group to host veterans’ benefits seminar
• Deputies search for convicted sex offender
• 15 Freeway crash victim ID'd as Norwalk man
• Robbery suspect shoots himself after car chase
• Human trafficking awareness events set for this weekend
• Man waives hearing in crash that killed deaf woman
• University of La Verne eyed as regional center for water research, industry
• Veteran benefit seminar on Saturday
• Million Air operating without license
• Redlands Unified School District saves $900,000 through energy efficiency
• ONT hotbed for counterfeit NFL jerseys
• Fontana mayor vows to join fight for LA/ONT
• Young Republicans to hold first meeting
• Financing event helps potential homeowners
• One-day course looks at area gateway
• University set for annual Transfer Day
• Cal State San Bernardino to host FAFSA aid workshops
• Orange Show announces new art hours
• Search to begin for new Cal State San Bernardino president
• Victorville teen's courageous act earns him Witness of Year award
• San Bernardino to break ground on garden for veterans
• San Bernardino installs new financial software
• Search to begin for new Cal State SB president
• Redlands cultivates three garden spots
• CSUSB presidential search committee to hold first meeting
• Race, religion and sexuality in politics will be topic at next diversity lecture
• Volunteers take graduation pictures
• Judge: RC gang properly served for injunction
• Robbers get away with woman's purse
• Lawsuit settled over SB police shooting
• 2011 was third-slowest year on record for residential permits
• Blaze burns office at front of warehouse
• Police to conduct checkpoint today
• One killed when truck plunges off 15 Freeway
• Woman held on suspicion of cruelty to a child
• Chase ends with arrest of 2010 homicide suspect
• Volunteers take graduation pictures
• Local legislators react along party lines to Obama speech
• University to host final scholarship workshop
• Nominees sought for Education Medal of Honor
• Organization honors university president
• School district hiring two police officers
• Necessity of part-time county supervisors debated
• Walk, rally planned against human trafficking
• Cal State SB to host FAFSA aid workshops
• Board of Trustees approves salary cap for Cal State presidents
• Highland couple thankful they changed Costa Concordia cruise plans
• Cal State SB set for annual Transfer Day
• Cal State SB to host final scholarship workshop
• University offers final scholarship workshop of the season
• California State University Board of Trustees adopts policy limiting presidential compensation
• LifeStream issues plea for blood donations
• Two bond rating agencies rap California's scramble for dissolution of economic development agencies
• San Bernardino Area Chamber Of Commerce Celebrates 104th Anniversary
• No students aboard when school bus catches fire
• Robbers get away with Fontana woman's purse
• Loma Linda OKs funds for 9/11 monument
• Analyst: Dispute with Iran does not guarantee oil shock
• San Bernardino County pension reform measure moves forward
• Blaze burns office at front of warehouse
• Walk, rally planned against human trafficking
• Police to conduct checkpoint Friday night in San Bernardino
• Man killed in race crash called experienced racer
• Victim in San Bernardino triple shooting dies
• Ontario man takes plea bargain for sex crimes
• Nominees sought for Education Medal of Honor
• Fowler tries to settle Old Fire case
• County seeks nominees for education award
• Role of school boards in education
• Museum trip planned to the Salton Sea
• Mall is sweet on soldiers
• Organization awards university president
• School district hiring police officers
• John Weeks: New observatory is heavenly addition to I.E.
• Immigrants march in downtown San Bernardino
• San Bernardino County Supervisors proposing more benefits cuts
• Women’s business center host two how-to-start-a-business workshops
• Free communication tools webinar for businesses
• FHWA lifts Derry's debarment
• Winds due after after rain and snow in I.E.
• Brothers seek signs of father
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 24
• Around San Bernardino, Jan. 24
• Organization awards Cal State San Bernardino president
• San Bernardino charter school celebrates Chinese New Year
• San Bernardino County supervisors proposes voter approval for pension increases
• Latin American dance topic of noontime lecture at Pfau Library
• Local education officials supportive of governor's student testing ideas
• Needles High School student receives $20,000 scholarship
• Hundreds attend free dental care event
• Let military decide best course of action
• Battle picking up to represent 40th
• Local students, educators give mixed reactions to proposed community colleges changes
• Media commentators speak at Pomona education event
• Marine headed for Afghanistan
• Cheese manufacturer near Hinkley fined $100,000
• San Bernardino residents gather for anti-violence rally
• American Legion Post 14 holds grand opening
• Redlands girl publishes memoir on Egyptian Revolution
• Motorcyclist stuck by car, killed
• Big-rig accident closes connecting freeway lane
• Woman killed in collision with dump truck trailer
• Ceremony remembers 54 unborn babies
• Congressmen say jobs key priority for 2012
• Technology transforming college experience
• Rancho Cucamonga gang target of continuing county crackdown
• Friends and family say their final goodbyes to Sen. Ruben Ayala
• San Bernardino Chamber Annual Dinner
• Redlands cyclist seeks alliance
• Classes teach parents for student success
• Man look for man who broke into woman's home
• Man arrested on suspicion of commerical burglary
• Fontana man arrested on suspicion of stealing car
• Inland Empire unemployment rate drops to 12.2 percent
• Loma Linda University School of Dentistry to hold free clinic Sunday
• Bill would relabel 'low-achieving' schools as 'open enrollment'
• Million dollar message: Wrestling legend Ted DiBiase exchanges grappling for the gospel
• State creates task force to strengthen teachers
• Science careers the focus of CSUSB fair on Jan. 31
• Court of Appeals visits RHS campus
• San Bernardino police chief asks group to help define department's priorities
• CVB Financial reports record profits
• Bomb threats prompt searches
• Dutton eyes Congress bid
• Two suspects held in fatal San Bernardino stabbing
• University to host water technology conference
• Stater Bros. chairman donates to Cal State San Bernardino
• American Legion to celebrate grand opening
• Professor awarded in surprise classroom visit
• Workshop shows parents how to prevent bullying
• Citizens Business Bank reports record annual profit
• Cities in San Bernardino County mostly score Fs in survey on tobacco control
• CSUSB psychology professor receives Golden Apple Award in teaching
• Boys & Girls Club Pacesetters set the pace
• Footlighters bring 'Imagination' to stage
• Cajun/Zydeco dance group rocks the house
• Community meeting planned tonight
• 'Pollyanna' lights up Heartland stage
• Donations rise 30 percent in Cal State system
• Judges, proctors sought for Academic Decathlon
• CSUSB history professor examines patriotism, wartime citizenship and civil disobedience
• Group launches fundraising site for Wildcat stadium
• Redlands council issues notice of default to Krikorian
• Local county museum earthquake expert to be honored in Washington
• Man sentenced in 1986 killing near San Bernardino
• Gov. Brown pitches higher taxes in State of State address
• Body art: the good, the bad, and the deadly
• Apartment rate increases may not be sustainable
• New tax headed your way - but it's likely some 10 years off
• Thousands gather in Pomona to become U.S. citizens
• Caltrans to close portion of the 15 Freeway
• Burglary suspect arrested after brief car chase
• Deputies arrest suspect in home burglary
• Rancho Cucamonga man dies in 15 Freeway crash
• Local lawmakers sound off on anti-online piracy bills opposed by many Internet companies
• GOP pushes back on Brown's tax plan
• Donations rise 30 percent in Cal State system
• University observatory hosts open house
• Army soldier shot at San Bernardino homecoming to be moved
• Gov. Brown pitches higher taxes in annual address
• CSUSB observatory to host inaugural public open house
• CSUSB celebrates National Popcorn Day Jan. 19
• Free networking event and program to solve your business challenges
• Free website development workshop offered
• Corona business assistance program launches business insurance workshop
• Texas transient held in 20-year-old SB County cold case
• New video from D.A. urges parents to talk with kids about safety
• Redlands police find stolen car, 1000 ecstasy pills, during checkpoint
• State Bar disciplines Rancho defense attorney
• Burglars take $100,000 in property from Hesperia rental company
• Driver accused of ramming three cars within 20 minutes
• Hearing set for two Rialto men in beating at Dodger Stadium
• I.E. Food Truck Fest returns in May
• Screening set for film on Native American tribe
• Chamber music group to host concert
• John Weeks: We're giving sucker fish an even break
• Electronics recycling at Humane Society of San Bernardino Valley
• LLUMC gets $1million from San Manuel
• Public review ends today for Walmart center
• From highway to superhighway
• Students encouraged to apply for financial aid by March 2
• Comedienne Anjelah Johnson cheers on the Coyotes for homecoming
• CSUSB adds to military recognitions
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 17
• Ranking: San Bernardino not well run
• Celebrating a King
• Around San Bernaradino, Jan. 13
• Job training program has slots for veterans
• Inland empire women’s business center hosts ‘Prepare to Launch’
• ARMC physician looking to bring cutting edge medicine to SWAT teams
• University of La Verne law students back change
• Pastor's dream led to King statue outside San Bernardino City Hall
• Two arrested for possession of stolen car in Highland
• Culture celebrated, human trafficking issue raised at Migration Mass
• Redevelopment ruling has cities scrambling for solutions
• This ain't no ordinary Joe
• Help available for victims of wind storm damage
• Moore science teacher gets fellowship
• Kimberly Crest to repair cracks, leaks in pond
• Sharing knowledge on pruning roses
• Big crowd gets on board for Train Days at county museum
• Council to discuss MOD Packinghouse, redevelopment agency
• Robbery investigation leads to rape arrests in Victorville
• Ruben Ayala was devoted to his community
• Total ban urged on cellphones while driving
• Colton police get anniversary badges commemorating Marshal Virgil Earp
• Officials plan community meetings on possible Victorville-to-Palmdale roadway
• Firefighters did 'heck of job' containing blaze near Crestline
• Congregation to host beam signing on Sunday
• High fire danger warning issued as blaze closes Highway 18 for hours
• Many partisan fights in Congress may have helped Rep. Lewis to make decision on retirement
• Three people arrested on suspicion of burglary
• Driver loses control of car, suffers major injuries
• Fire damages home's garage; no one injured
• Man trying to flee drags deputy holding onto car
• Deputy DA arrested for making threats
• State Sen. Dutton talks about possible run for Congress, budget issues at San Bernardino breakfast
• Prosecutors: DNA evidence from 2007 robbery points to Carroll
• Around San Bernaradino, Jan. 14
• Mock trial awards given at ceremony
• Cal State San Bernardino scholarship rewards county's top performers
• CSUSB president honored by local youth leadership academy
• Film screening of ‘California Indian’ coming to Cal State San Bernardino
• Jerry Lewis' major accomplishments over the years
• Local leaders expressing interest
• Man arrested after shooting at apartments
• SB child molestation suspect arrested
• Deputies arrest man on suspicion of murder
• Three people arrested on suspicion of burglary
• San Manuel donates money for vests, Tasers
• Driver loses control of car, suffers major injuries
• Jerry Lewis' political career timeline
• 'Dead Presidents' homicide suspect held on charges
• Airport's 'aggressive actions' forced company's bankruptcy filing, attorney says
• Lewis exit has all the earmarks of bad news
• New bidder for Victorville hospital
• Rep. Gary Miller, R-Brea, to run for Congress in a new district
• Congressman Jerry Lewis to retire
• Parents seek control of Adelanto school through 'trigger law'
• Around San Bernaradino, Jan. 13
• Long-awaited Fifth Street onramp to 215 opens
• High Desert publisher gives $1.5 million to UCI School of Law
• Students volunteer to help garden for disabled school
• Campus closed Monday, Jan. 16, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• CSUSB Alumni Association launches new webinar series as part of expanded career services
• Dreier's next move closely watched
• City manager finds extra funds
• College program trains heavy equipment mechanics
• Man sentenced in 1993 Valentine's Day killing
• Girl Scouts paint Grand Terrace Elementary mural
• Business owners, officials discuss San Bernardino-area rapid-transportation project
• Interactive display focuses on child abuse
• Dinner salutes Bard of Scotland
• Norton Regional Events Center takes off at San Bernardino International Airport
• Travis Band lands at Cal State San Bernardino
• SB school district chooses firm to find new superintendent
• Commission gives go-ahead to Hangar 24 expansion
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 11
• 'The Little Princess' coming to Redlands
• Around San Bernaradino, Jan. 11
• Charges dropped against Vagos president
• Historic Fox ready for new year
• John Weeks: It's Doomsday we're going to Disneyland!
• Protest opposes state health cuts
• Interactive display focusing on child abuse coming to Arrowhead Regional Medical Center
• Play to start remembrance of Martin Luther King in Fontana
• CSUSB College of Education to offer doctoral program information sessions
• Firefighters extinguish freeway fire in Colton
• And action! San Bernardino approves agreement for downtown movie theater
• Reps for SB Airport company meet with creditors
• Around San Bernardino, Jan. 10
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 10
• Body found at scene of Fontana fire
• Large-scale cock-fighting operation discovered in the High Desert, dozens arrested
• Churches kick off plans for fundraising bike ride benefitting Foothill AIDS Project, Inland AIDS Project
• Smiley first-grader Ke'ala Thomas recovering from sudden liver failure
• Rally against health cuts planned Tuesday
• San Bernardino school board to consider budget, superintendent
• Top San Bernardino students finding a welcome home at CSUSB
• CSUSB’s Khalsa wins inaugural photographic Insight Award
• Coachella Valley Health Collaborative kicks off 2012 challenge on Jan. 11
• San Bernardino gets ready for second cleanup day
• New Rialto police chief stresses education, technology as key to future success
• Water agency asks Pacific Gas and Electric Co. for more background study information
• School districts to introduce transitional kindergarten
• Train Days makes a return run in Redlands
• School administrators see little gain from state Supreme Court ruling on redevelopment agencies
• Police fatally shoot man on Fifth Street overpass
• Man dies in crash
• Helping out girls team and, maybe, saving a life
• Redlands woman makes name for herself in floral design
• Big Dog Bowl is hit, even though Snoop Dogg is no-show
• Cable Airport's annual airshow finishes today
• Ballot initiative would expand role of online classes in K-12 system
• Monster fish caught at Yucaipa Derby
• Victorville defaults on bonds
• Public Safety Academy reaches higher ground
• System aims to ease permit process
• Transportation workshop scheduled Friday
• Suspects nabbed after high-speed chase
• Colton man held in jail jumpsuit theft
• Brothers sentenced in San Bernardino man's beating death
• Court in Big Bear reducing its hours
• Police receive safety grant
• 48-year-old man suspected of molestation
• Man arrested in kidnapping, assault case
• Three people sought in home-invasion robbery
• Suspected molester extradited to U.S.
• Two men arrested in burglaries of cars
• Firefighters battle house blaze for seven hours
• 70-year-old dies after crash on Highway 330
• Motorist spots body of Akron, Ohio, man
• Donnelly says petition drive has fallen short in effort to repeal the California Dream Art
• U.S. unemployment rate drops to 8.5 percent
• Epiphany: A day 'everything springs to life'
• Negative memories of park linger
• 'Dead Presidents' suspect assaulted in jail
• Governor proposes flat budget for California State University
• 'Fed up' with San Bernardino violence - and doing something about it
• Johnson makes a statement in the NBA
• West Coast premiere of ‘Two Old Black Guys Just Sitting Around Talking’ Feb. 17 at Indian Wells Theater
• St. Anthony receives benchmarks to reopen, begins pre-registration
• Ruben Ayala, former state senator dies at 89
• Bobcat has standoff with dog in Redlands backyard
• San Bernardino police seek's public's help to find suspected child molester
• Teen with tire iron robs another teen
• Potential trigger cuts target K-12
• Assemblyman Donnelly discusses threats
• Police seek aid in probe of bar patron's death
• Man struck, killed by train identified
• Judge rules in favor of SB man in airport case
• Upland medical marijuana facility G3 remains open; decision to be made this morning
• Gov. Jerry Brown warns of school cuts if taxes rejected
• Area School administrators see little net gain from state Supreme Court ruling on redevelopment agencies
• Vigil planned to mark anniversary of shootings
• Rose Brown Scholarship at CSUSB receives additional funds
• Thursday marks shooting anniversary
• Senator Bob Dutton Legislative Breakfast
• Relationship conference set for Saturday
• Snoop Dogg, NFL stars coming to area
• Model Aeronautics expo set to begin Friday
• Free vision screening, glasses to be provided
• Supes hosting 'breakfast'
• Course on reading Hebrew starts Jan. 11
• Gunman takes money from adult book store
• Police arrest five drunken driving suspects
• Home-invasion robbers take electronics, jewelry
• Photos of information theft suspect released
• Gunman takes cash from Jack in the Box
• Crash on Highway 18 kills San Bernardino man
• Colton couple arrested after four young children found alone with drugs
• Three Fontana school district parents arrested for failure to address truancy
• UPDATE: Assemblyman cited for carrying loaded handgun in carry-on at Ontario airport
• Judge orders extradition of Apple Valley martial arts studio owner accused of molesting 6 children
• City of Victorville defaults on $10.6 million bond
• Mountain resorts look forward to cooler temps
• CSUSB music faculty perform for ‘Recital on the Run’
• Film on Mayan uprising to show at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus
• Occupy Redlands occupies Rose Parade
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 4
• Around San Bernardino, Jan. 4
• Issues at Public Safety Academy play out in lawsuit
• New faces expected at at San Bernardino school district, City Hall
• Burglar takes loaded shotgun from police car
• John Weeks: Legends and lore of Arrowhead Springs
• University’s newest law enforcement tool is a Chevy
• Dr. Jack Poster: A tribute to Harry James
• More than 400 young women to compete for Miss California USA title this weekend
• San Bernardino sets record temperature for Jan. 2
• Fontana school board member to be on 'Anderson' daytime TV show
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 3
• Short Takes, Jan 3
• Americans Elect hopes to give voters alternative candidates in November
• Challenges to state Senate redistricting moving forward
• "Happy Trails" Roy Rogers float wins special 123rd Tournament of Roses Parade trophy
• Apple Valley's plaster dinosaurs test imaginations
• I.E. transportation projects focus of workshop
• Oh, baby, what a way to ring in New Year's Day
• Redlands YMCA upgrades its gym
• Fitness more important than weight
• Fire causes $400,000 damage to mobile home
• Arrests, citations at DUI checkpoint
• Citizens Business Bank had a smooth 2011 after a rough 2010
• Plastic pollution the topic of discussion at club's monthly meeting
• Change in weapons of war
• Children remembered at Lights for Little Lives
• AAA offers Tipsy Tow service on New Year's Eve
• Advocates for cities gearing up for Legislative push to restore redevelopment agencies
• 'Happy Trails' coming to you
• John Weeks: New Year's Resolutions for the Inland Empire
• Cal State professor wins national photography education award
• A special mission for a wounded 'brother'
• 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
• Highway 173 closed after truck hits power lines
• One dead, one wounded in San Bernardino shooting
• Solar equipment burns atop Redlands tire warehouse
• Highland shooting suspect arrested in Florida
• Pair sentenced to life without parole in hammer beating
• Suspect arraigned in "Dead Presidents" slayings
• Sinkhole in Colton
• 2012 predictions from a psychic
• One dead, one wounded in San Bernardino shooting
• Developer, former county officials at forefront of corruption investigation in 2011
• New Year's dance to raise money for school
• Central City Lutheran Mission lands new pastor
• Issues will keep new SB City Council busy
• San Bernardino: A look back at 2011
• Composting plant waits for approval
• Local cities stunned by high court ruling
• Jurado arraigned in soldier's shooting
• Fontana's Kaiser Permanente employees well represented in Rose Parade
• It's anchors aweigh for the Inland Empire!
• Elderly hoarders need positive intervention
• Hawes composting facility to start early next year
• San Bernardino City Unified School District saw many changes in 2011, from changes in leadership, cuts to budgets and staff, and controversial moves
• Humane Society joins Big Dog Cares Program
• Annual Cable Airshow slated for January 7 and 8
• LLUMC reports data breach
• 2012: What's in store for San Bernardino City Unified School District?
• Arraignment postponed for suspect in Afghanistan war veteran's shooting
• Four people hurt in Village Drive rollover
• After three years, still no opening date for Fresh & Easy in Loma Linda
• Flu season ramping up
• Local briefs, Dec. 29
• 'Little Lives' honored with annual walk
• Central City Lutheran Mission lands new pastor
• Christmas Seals have a storied past
• Suspect charged in Afghanistan war veteran's shooting
• Inland Occupiers plan to attend Rose Parade protest
• Colton eyes outsourcing police dispatchers to Fontana
• Rialto approves increases in development fees
• Crime & Public Safety. Dec. 28
• Medical marijuana president speaks to Upland Rotary
• Local briefs, Dec. 28
• John Weeks: A bubbly New Year in the Inland Empire
• Agency recommends total ban on cells when driving
• San Bernardino man hits big bull's-eye in Hong Kong
• Colton PD feeling better a year later
• RIALTO: A look ahead to 2012
• RIALTO: A look back at 2011
• Kwanzaa celebration packs Rialto High School
• Parking dispute threatens popular mountain deli
• Southland VA's expect influx of vets by March
• Central City Lutheran Mission lands new pastor
• Wounded soldier still on life support after being shot at welcome-home party; police identify 19-year-old suspect
• VFW draws former military, concerned volunteers to attend post's annual community Christmas dinner
• Golden State water customers to get refunds
• Air Force reservist forced to spend some of Christmas changing planes at ONT
• 'Shop Local' campaign helping businesses enjoy a great holiday season
• Harvey Mudd College ranks second in state in graduates' salaries
• 2012: Looking ahead - Grand Terrace
• 2011: Looking back - Grand Terrace
• Angry America scares pants off Congress
• Southland VA's expect influx of vets by March
• Imposing labor terms a game changer in San Bernardino County-union relations
• Bikes bring happy holidays to 500 needy chiildren
• John Weeks: Christmas tidings from a century ago
• Neighborhood Housing Services of the Inland Empire raising funds
• Agency recommends total ban on cells when driving
• Light pre-Christmas traffic at LA/ONT
• Ahmadiyya Muslim Community begins its three-day convention at Chino mosque
• Rialto could raise fees for developers
• Bio-feedback program helps women vets
• 2011: The Year in News - and the one upcoming
• FONTANA: A look back at 2011
• PTSD poses special problems for the holidays
• Program increases water revenues
• San Bernardino High's Class of 1963 planning for a new time capsule
• Civil lawsuit filed against former deputy, Sheriff's Department in Explorer case
• SB Salvation Army goes without cold weather shelter
• CSUSB nursing students make like Santa and his elves at local hospital
• Winds wreak havoc on local freeways
• University’s newest law enforcement tool is a Chevy
• United States ambassador to New Zealand visits Ontario Rotary Club
• COURTS: A look back at 2011
• More charges for former deputy in Explorer scandal
• Surveys: Holiday retail sales up from 2010 levels
• Tea Party rallies against 'Dream Act'
• Redlands grad releases animated book online
• GOP folds on payroll tax
• Ontario physicians group part of nationwide pilot program
• 2011: The Year in News -- and the one upcoming
• New library window honors longtime Redlands teacher, volunteer
• Yes, even we can conjure up the Christmas spirit
• Public safety unit accepts arbitrator's labor terms
• CSUSB offers online course in basic audiometry/hearing problems
• New Kindle novel explores Cultural Revolution in China
• San Bernardino's finance director to retire
• 100 attend vigil for woman, fetus allegedly beaten to death by boyfriend
• Portion of 215 North to close as 215-210 connector construction finishes
• Defense seeks more evidence in Old Fire case
• Realtors: U.S. home sales even less than previously reported
• Million Air to host State of County address
• City of Readers meeting planned for Jan. 6
• National Winter Trails Day scheduled Jan. 7
• Fire station to host blood drive Wednesday
• Kwanzaa celebration to be held Monday
• Camp invites children to play, get fit
• Strong winds expected through Friday afternoon
• Neighborhood Housing Services of the Inland Empire raising funds
• CSUSB’s Khalsa wins inaugural photographic Insight Award
• Cal State San Bernardino to be closed for the holidays
• San Bernardino City Council roundup
• Art, artifacts mingle in new show at San Bernardino County Museum
• Man surrenders in deaths of girlfriend and fetus
• Redlands man held in molestation of 4-year-old girl
• Floragraphs for Donate Life's Rose Parade float get finishing touches that memorialize donors
• Fourth administrator put on leave at SB Valley College
• Adult school offers diploma program
• Docent training offered at Kimberly Crest
• Trust awards scholarships to eight Cal State students
• Ornament sale to benefit children's hospital
• School, nonprofits team up for giveaway
• Apartment shooting victim identified
• Christmas mystery
• Christmas tree game
• LAPD sergeant from Highland to be charged with felony
• SB Valley College president to leave for Illinois job
• Burglars add to jobless man's woes
• John Weeks: Christmas has become a real blow-out
• University receives federal grant to study grandparents raising grandchildren
• Workshop offered at CSUSB on grant writing and program development
• Seven accused in alleged Sheriff's Dept. training scam await their case
• Man sentenced to 19 years for officer's death
• San Bernardino city manager denies rumor he's leaving
• San Bernardino High's Class of 1963 planning for a new time capsule
• Sister Mary McKinney preparing for annual holiday feast
• San Bernardino's Saturday School success lies in meeting needs
• Ethnic markets taking hold in I.E.
• CSUSB professor proposes plan to reduce high school dropout rate in Inland Empire
• HR management courses offered by CSUSB’s College of Extended Learning
• Riders collect donations for Toys for Tots
• Group feeds the hungry at Seccombe Lake
• Slight chance of showers today
• Two Catholic bishops voice support in immigrants
• Firefighters collect toys for children
• Spike in accidents coincides with 215 Freeway widening project
• San Bernardino's Saturday School success lies in meeting needs
• Cal State San Bernardino is safely in second place
• Occupiers unhappy with lack of communication from Rep. Lewis
• Leading Ladies promote literacy at Christmas event
• If heavy rains come, Highland will be ready this time
• State funding cuts have varying impacts on local districts
• Chino Hills, Walnut men killed in Irwindale office shooting
• Rialto men in court in Dodgers Stadium beating
• Redlands is alight with holiday spirit
• Unemployment rates drop in Inland Empire
• Local schools get $17 million in grants from state
• DNA testing in Turner's robbery case
• FBI airport probe costs Highland $10 million grant
• Michel Nolan: A cheerful Christmas comedy
• A touch of grauple in parts of the I.E.
• Charitable trust awards scholarships to 8 CSUSB students of military families
• Coachella Valley Health Collaborative kicks off 2012 challenge on Jan. 11
• REV grad's face defines Occupy movement for TIME
• U.S. declares official end to war in Iraq
• DUI enforcement to surge over holidays
• LAWA officials consider shutting one ONT terminal
• 'Classically Black' concert benefits youth programs
• Trial ordered for former deputy in Explorer sex case
• UPDATE: SB Supes get fourth vote on budget changes
• Rialto men in court in Dodgers Stadium beating
• Leticia Garcia nominates Gus Hawthorne for her post on Fontana school board
• Cal State San Bernardino among state's safest colleges
• Fetus dies following woman's beating in Adelanto
• John Weeks: It's Loma Linda vs. SB, and the steaks are high!
• "Willows" keep ball rolling at Del Rosa Lanes
• Big rig explodes, shuttering portion of 60 Freeway 'indefinitely'
• Riverside council backs Ontario over ONT battle
• Top San Bernardino students finding a welcome home at CSUSB
• CSUSB supporters named ‘Philanthropists of the Year’
• Officials decry education cuts, weigh options for new taxes
• Airport moves to oust controversial developer
• Grand Terrace offers employees vacation buyout
• Newly approved McDonald's draws ire in Loma Linda
• Rialto police chief to trade badge for college professor's lectern
• 'Classically Black' concert benefits San Bernardino youth club
• Regional mail centers still eyed for closure
• Higher education braces for even less money
• 'Vigil' protests cuts to state budget
• CSUSB named one of California’s safest campuses
• State cuts additional $100 million from California State University budget
• San Bernardino County public safety employees face cuts
• Prime Healthcare says it has not knowledge of report that FBI is probing its operations
• San Bernardino County schools show improvement in key areas
• Shared Voice for Education: Taking advantage of a range of training available in health care fields
• John Weeks: Christmas has become a real blow-out
• Storm blankets San Bernardino Mountains with snow
• Regal Theater agreement to go before Planning Commission
• December 2011 commencement ceremonies slideshow
• Coyotes stand out in final NCAA statistics
• Coyotes earn NSCAA honors
• Storm brings snow, CHP escorts to Cajon Pass
• San Bernardino schools in danger of losing $7.2 million in funding
• Proposed cuts to SB County specialized peace officers' salary and benefits
• Around San Bernardino, Dec. 13
• Crime & Public Safety, Dec. 13
• Colton kids get shopping spree with help of Fire Department
• Club joins with store to give shoes to children
• Brian Setzer set to rock SB's California Theatre
• Protesters halt operations at some west US ports
• CSUSB Inland Empire Center For Entrerpreneurship named host of IE Small Business Development Center Network
• LEAD team earns second Presidential Volunteer Service Award
• Winter Wonderland celebrated at LLU Children's Hospital
• 4,000 turn out for Holiday Half Marathon at Fairplex
• Montclair-based doctor helps make tattoo mistakes a thing of the past
• House GOP members unveil unemployment benefit extension bill
• SB supes to consider ethics reform
• Report finds fewer killings
• Man hit by car dies later
• Area business, Reign hockey team partner to raise funds for charity
• Reality star, business owner to speak in Redlands
• Winter storm headed toward Southern California
• Fired up about useage of 21-gun salute
• Saturday school coming to SBUSD
• Hinkley's plume of contamination appears to be migrating northward at a much faster rate
• Walkers hit streets for suicide prevention
• 1,400 graduate in CSUSB ceremonies
• Redlands High wins mock trial
• Occupy groups meet in Ontario
• Experiences can differ for charter schools seeking approval
• Thousands enjoy Redlands' Childrens Christmas Block Party
• Water rate hikes tied to aging infrastructure
• Aquinas students volunteer, learn hospital basics
• Farrell's makes its return to the Inland Empire
• Low-emission plan debuts
• First group of released prisoners hit the streets
• County officials hope to offer health treatment, prevention information to early-release prisoners
• City eliminates copy charges for public records
• SB's Youth Symphonie Jeunesse going on tour with 'American Idol' finalist
• Gregory Eyler pleads no contest in Assessor's Office case
• Colton teachers voting on new contract
• Boeing returns to San Bernardino International Airport for tests
• Teen collects holiday gifts for cancer patients
• Big Bear Lake boy ready to climb in world record book
• CSUSB Palm Desert Campus seeks students for graphic arts and marketing classes
• Inmates set to be freed
• Vagos president pleads not guilty to felony charges
• Four more charges filed against businessman in county corruption probe
• Colton schools have new attendance boundaries
• Charter school makes it to Mock Trial finals
• Four-car freeway collision closes transition road from south 215 to the westbound 210
• Man sentenced for threats against college
• Local briefs, December 9
• Family says they were unable to get help for man who while naked allegedly attacked Colton couple
• Rialto officials will separate water rate increases, long-term contract discussions with American Water
• John Weeks: All aboard for a magical holiday trip
• Redlands has recipe for political movements
• Scholarship workshop set for Dec. 14 at CSUSB
• Middleborn named Coyote Athlete of the Month
• Scarlet fever is still around
• Attack rattles Colton neighbors
• 89-year-old San Bernardino veteran recalls Pearl Harbor
• Beijing visitors
• Man sentenced in 1989 murder
• Airport official promises to answer concerns
• Judge orders trial for San Bernardino teen in stabbing death
• Mitzelfelt wants more staff funding
• Reusable shopping bags showcase Redlands' rich history
• Inland Empire unemployment rate has noticeable improvement, but still high
• SB school board approves health study
• Crime & Public Safety, Dec. 8
• Local resident recalls terror of Pearl Harbor morning
• HD Emergency Operations Center budget skyrockets
• Homicide rates keep declining
• San Bernardino City school board swears in new members
• California, Nevada enter into joint investigation of mortgage industry
• Crime & Public Safety, Dec. 7
• Gov. Brown's tax hike initiative stirs opponents
• Judge: San Bernardino City Council violated Charter
• San Bernardino mural is a reminder of internment policy
• John Weeks: Let's save society by being Forever 21
• Local First 5 commission sticks with slimmer budget, despite judge returning $1 billion
• Postal Service cuts mean longer delivery times
• Move to get mayor to discuss San Bernardino airport investigation fails
• Rialto green fuel plant down for improvements
• CSUSB Palm Desert Health Sciences Building receives Gold LEED certification
• Longtime university supporter Glenda Bayless to be presented with honorary doctorate
• U of R professor's work on Mars
• Local briefs, December 6
• County board rejects appeal from Rialto charter school
• Colton couple attacked by naked man still hospitalized
• San Bernardino County targets cockfighting
• Unforgettables founder recognized as 'Local Hero'
• Crime and Public Safety, December 6
• Police: Naked man leaves Colton couple hospitalized
• Mannheim Steamroller rolls into San Bernardino on Wednesday
• Morrell and Dutton already battling it out
• Horse show in Rancho Cucamonga brings joy to disabled riders
• To thrive, San Bernardino needs some 'hip'
• Two CSUSB Palm Desert Campus students attend HACU conference
• CSUSB art professor exhibits at SBVC’s Gresham gallery
• Website workshop offered today by IEWBC
• Learn how to set a financial foundation
• Hundreds turn out for gymnastics academy carnival
• Colton vocational school alleges publicist embezzled $150,000
• Board to weigh appeal from proposed charter school
• Crime and Public Safety, December 5
• They are 'The Ones' - then there's us 99s
• Supervisors to discuss cutting greenhouse gas emissions
• Coyotes season ends as NCAA runner-up
• Church gives its December 'gift' to the city
• Local students win Rising Star award at robot challenge
• Three young men try to bring back yesteryear at The Barbershop
• Occupy, Tea Party movements supported by equal number of Americans
• Study: Intervention in middle school helps keep kids in school
• County emergency services stroke network to begin operations
• New school board members to be seated before busy meeting
• 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
• Man arrested in Yucaipa
• Tree for Amarion dedicated
• Coyotes play for NCAA title, 7 p.m. today at Coussoulis Arena
• These graduates got GRIP on life
• Nation's jobless rate falls to 8.6%
• Friends, family say goodbye to Redlands shooting victim
• Judge rules in favor of First Centennial
• Crime and Public Safety, December 3
• ICE busts men from Ontario, Upland, Colton and six others in child porn ring
• Windstorm aftermath: Thousands spend another day without power
• Coyotes tame Flagler in NCAA opener
• Coyotes’ Barton named Elite-89 winner
• Colton teachers protest contract demands
• CHP sees spike in DUI arrests
• Student group pajama drive for foster care children continues through Dec. 9
• To thrive San Bernardino must be more 'hip'
• Man sentenced in Delmann Heights shooting
• Cal State marks World AIDS Day, says there's a lot left to change
• Driving in winds
• Winds sweep in; residents sweep up
• Regional Occupy groups merge into one
• Wind damage incident map
• Crime and Public Safety, December 2
• Winds sweep in; residents sweep up
• Inaugural car show to benefit area youth
• Power outage closes Crafton Hills College
• Wind update 2 p.m. Dec. 1; expect traffic delays near campus
• Police break up Occupy encampents in L.A. and Riverside
• CSUSB, Previti Foundation to honor local leaders on Dec. 7
• Community leader Toni Callicott joins CSUSB to boost outreach efforts
• University hosts winter commencement ceremonies Dec. 10
• World AIDS Day event offers free HIV test
• Middleborn repeats Daktronics Player of the Year
• Board authorizes $4 million in payments owed to SBIA subcontractors
• County students' physical fitness results 'troubling'
• Vented cookstoves are key in pneumonia fight
• Soldiers drop off toys at Santa Claus Inc.
• Rice stays away from political issues in Claremont Colleges speech
• Judge orders bus driver's alleged killer held
• West, Adele top Grammy nominations
• Man robbed at gunpoint at home
• Crime and Public Safety, December 1
• Courthouse construction begins
• Judge orders bus driver's alleged killer held
• CSUSB initiates coworking at its Palm Desert Campus
• Man suspected of Redlands bar shooting pleads not guilty
• Survey: San Bernardino taxes and fees mean city is one of California's most expensive for businesses
• EDC gives approval for lease to return movie theater to San Bernardino's downtown
• Judge orders more Grand Jury transcripts be handed over to Colonies' defendants
• Forest Service firefighter accepts plea agreement, sentenced to two years
• Memorial set for charter school founder
• John Weeks: Why garage bands aren't allowed in the house
• Crime and public safety, November 30
• Cal State students pet away stress
• Parents seeing charter schools as alternative
• Local briefs, Nov. 30
• Forecasters say windy weather on the way
• Anderson School to hold a holiday fundraiser
• Sugary goodness comes to San Bernardino
• Competitive Assembly races on horizon for 2012
• Local congressman in Egypt to observe elections
• Police shoot man who then shoots self, police say
• Prisoner realignment might affect Colonies case
• Inland Empire shopkeepers pleased by Small Business Saturday turnout
• Shooting suspect faces arraignment today
• TODAY: Students, faculty and staff can ‘Pet Away Worries and Stress’
• Middleborn, Smith earn AVCA first-team All-America honors
• San Bernardino school district officials meet with Loma Linda University researchers
• Crime and public safety, November 29
• Local briefs, Nov. 29
• 34 officers needed to end melee after car hits pedestrian
• CSUSB professor and founder of LEAD receives recognition
• Women’s business center offers financial statement workshop
• Occupy Claremont first general assembly draws enthusiastic crowd
• 'Feast of Lights' helps bond university, community
• Art-On-State Street continues to grow in popularity
• Use of E-Verify program growing
• A death, a life connect two young families
• City renews shelter agreement
• Everybody's Birdmart takes flight at Fairplex
• Local state Senate districts not likely to see many party shifts
• Initiative, conception, abortion
• Museum draws wildlife lovers for Wildlife Art Festival
• Small businesses see shoppers for Small Business Saturday
• Black Friday getting a black eye
• NBA owners, players reach settlement
• Benedict Castle to host Holiday of Light
• Black Friday shoppers head out early
• Singers to bring harmony to church
• Local retailers counting on 'Small Business Saturday'
• Suspect arrested in downtown Redlands bar shooting
• Trial to start for Forest Service firefighter
• Occupy movement protests Black Friday
• Crime and public safety, Nov. 26
• School superintendent to be honored by Boy Scouts
• YouthHope provides Thanksgiving
• Hibbard no longer a Chevrolet dealership, but still will sell, service cars
• Cal State teacher, animation consultant chosen as state's best professor
• Salvation Army feeds the needy
• Twentynine Palms inn hosts Marines for Thanksgiving dinner
• Dispensary battle continues in Chino Hills
• Local native takes swing at 'Pitch' in NYC
• Pianists perform for Spinet
• Derry blasts fire fee, promotes legal action
• In reversal, SB district will participate in health study
• Local state senator leading pension-reform committee
• Two more women file sexual assault charges against Loma Linda doctor
• Shoppers, anti-shoppers prepare for 'Black Friday'
• Giving when it's hard to get
• Rain hits San Bernardino renters in their living rooms
• Three arrested in attempted jewelry store robbery at Victoria Gardens Mall
• Crime and public safety, Nov. 24
• Fontana beauty pageant contestant focuses on holiday singing engagements before locking onto new challenge
• A death, a life connect two young families
• Benedict Castle to host Holiday of Light
• Charity says no one will be turned away on Thanksgiving Day
• San Bernardino renews shelter agreement with Red Cross
• Highland hit with water rate increases
• Local briefs, Nov. 24
• Fontana police win council approval to purchase helicopter
• San Bernardino church gives away food for Thanksgiving
• Hitting the holiday road
• Dream Act repeal effort under way
• Downtown San Bernardino movie theater agreement on hold
• Authorities hope to identity homicide victim through facial reconstruction
• Police release footage of deadly shooting
• Construction begins on fuel cell at Cal State San Bernardino
• Campus closed for Thanksgiving holiday weekend
• CSUSB College of Education to offer doctoral program information sessions
• Carty, Middleborn, Smith, Johnson earn AVCA West Region honors
• Inland Empire Women’s Business Center offers ‘Marketing 101’ workshop
• Crime and public safety, November 23
• Local briefs, November 23
• Hopes for a big turnout at ski resorts in San Bernardino Mountains
• Lawmakers urge FAA intervene at ONT
• Man pleads guilty in San Bernardino shooting death
• Longtime university supporter Glenda Bayless to be presented with honorary doctorate
• Gang leader sentenced in San Bernardino drug case
• ‘Meeting the challenges before us’
• Free online communication tools workshop offered by women’s business center
• Museum event intended to epitomize Christmastime
• After shooting, Redlands police increase patrol
• San Bernardino council embraces cinema project
• Crime & Public Safety, Nov. 22
• California pending home sales rise, but weaknesses remain in marketplace
• Deficit panel fails to find compromise
• 'Wizard of Oz' comes home to California Theatre
• Paint jobs and patrols
• West Bank topic of last program for International Education Week 2012
• CSUSB offers scholarship workshops
• Coyotes will host NCAA Finals
• Winter parking permits now available online
• Fontana Police Department wants to buy two helicopters
• Blue Star moms use banners to honor their children in military service
• Ontario Convention Center set to become site of California Sports Hall of Fame
• Mass celebrates Black Catholic History Month
• San Bernardino City Council to consider Regal lease agreement
• St. Anthony school continues fight to reopen next year
• Wet weather expected for Thanksgiving Day
• One killed, two others wounded in shooting at Redlands bar
• Pets get photos with Santa at Humane Society of San Bernardino Valley
• Mother, daughter get keys to house in Yucaipa
• Prison realignment pressures county jail space
• SCE pioneering rooftop photovoltaic power in game-changing solar energy effort
• San Bernardino hiring for first time in four years
• Cal State opens observatory
• Old Fire trial moved to March
• Plea bargains reached in gang case
• Jobless rate improves throughout the region helped by seasonal holiday hiring
• Two arrested, $1.8 million worth of cocaine seized in Colton
• Rialto celebrates turning 100 with festivities downtown
• Crime and Public Safety, November 19
• Around San Bernardino, Nov. 19
• SB Direct: 3 months, 14,030 calls
• 9/11 tribute car visits Ontario Rotary Police museum
• Yucaipa and Redlands top cops make Ramos their choice for supervisor
• Family Service gets record number seeking holiday help
• Guitarist Michael Nigro in CSUSB Fall Showcase
• Crime and Public Safety, November 18
• Fontana school board brings back 10 laid off employees despite budget deficit warnings
• County poised to sue Slide, Grass Valley fire victims
• Yucca Valley man sentenced in sword attack
• Local faculty join striking professors at Cal State Dominguez Hills
• 'Urinetown' on stage at SBVC
• Supreme Court: Proposition 8 sponsors can defend law
• Killer of Redlands teen denied parole
• Bloomington High dedicates math, science building
• Pair arrested, arraigned in woman's death at Deep Creek
• Diocese to hold special Mass on Sunday to mark Black Catholic History Month
• Renowned pianist returning to San Bernardino to perform with Symphony
• Occupy movement attracts thousands as it marks two months of protest
• CSUSB’s Sumida named California’s top professor for 2011
• CSUSB holds ribbon-cutting ceremony for Murillo Family Observatory
• State's high court says backers can defend gay marriage measure
• CSU hikes yearly tution to nearly $6,000
• PBS SoCal and KVCR kick off 2012 election coverage with ‘Raise the Barn’ event Cal State San Bernardino
• Students visit nation’s capitol to prepare for leadership roles
• Middleborn, Smith earn Daktronics West Region honors; Middleborn named CCAA MVP
• Ladder truck will not include pump
• Analyst: State revenue shortfall to trigger cuts
• Crime and Public Safety, November 17
• Jobs leaving: Caltrans office in San Bernardino moving north
• Shandin Hills Middle School students make catapults
• Parolees arrested in Fontana burglary
• San Bernardino superintendent search delayed
• CSU asks state to restore $333 million in 2012-2013 budget
• 'Urinetown' opens Thursday at SBVC
• Prime Healthcare files antitrust suit against Kaiser Permanente, SEIU
• San Bernardino superintendent search delayed
• One man dead, two wounded in shooting at San Bernardino garage
• Food drive for needy families in Coachella Valley ends Thursday
• You can afford college: Planning makes all the difference
• Settlement to give disabled persons better access to San Bernardino County courts
• Proposal to trim "lavish benefits" for San Bernardino County supervisors moves forward
• Colton Council approves public encampment ban
• UC Santa Barbara professor to speak at CSUSB’s ‘Geography Awareness Day’ lecture
• Crime and public safety, November 16
• Suspects brought children with them to Chino Hills burglary, officials said
• San Bernardino County holds annual adoption event
• "Saber-toothed cat" visits Bloomington Middle School
• Union representing San Bernardino health care workers takes new approach to labor talks
• Man kills wife, then self in San Bernardino home
• Cal State San Bernardino professor launches plan to respond to 'dropout crisis'
• Around San Bernardino, Nov. 16
• Rialto to celebrate 100th birthday
• Land deals scrutinized in Postmus investigation
• Pfau Library and LEAD to present film screen of ‘Waiting for Superman’
• Cal State San Bernardino’s sabretooth cat visits Bloomington Middle School
• CSUSB Biology Club pre-selling Christmas trees as a fundraiser
• Nov. 30 deadline for priority application period for fall 2012 nears
• Johnson earns Capital One® Academic All-District VIII honors; Middleborn is national and CCAA Player of the Week
• Cal State system to vote on higher tuition Wednesday
• Redevelopment officials tout downtown movie theater proposal
• San Timoteo work not hurting commuters
• Crime and public safety, November 15
• Charges ordered dismissed against Vagos member
• Credit unions seek to capitalize on big banks' missteps
• Congressman Baca Hosts Prostate Cancer Awareness Forum
• Correction on photo caption, page A1
• Local briefs, Nov. 15
• Getting inside the minds of young firesetters
• Coyotes host NCAA West Regional
• CSUSB joins other universities in celebrating International Education Week
• Student group pajama drive for foster care children continues through Dec. 9
• Sweet sounds, sights at musical home tour
• Using STEM skills to help solve crimes
• Splash Dogs compete outside Bass Pro Shops
• Ontario area hotels may see better times, but ONT's problems are slowing down growth
• Tourism official sees rave-like concerts as opportunity for San Bernardino
• Coroner's Department picks up valuable honor, and a fourth full-time pathologist
• Shop-local group launches new campaign
• Sandusky, Ohio, has its name forever tied to Penn State child molestation case
• Rutherford calls for 20 percent cuts in county supervisors' benefits
• One killed, eight hurt after pursuit
• Super committee indecision may mean huge regional military cut
• Queen Palms get a new home
• Former Ontario resident accused of insurance fraud
• San Bernardino's Wigwam Motel may get historic designation
• Footlighters plan fundraiser for theater art schloarships
• Local golf legend hosts charity event
• Flow of money, alleged blackmail detailed in Colonies' search warrants
• Occupy movement forms in San Bernardino
• Anti-camping law proposed to prevent 'Occupy Colton'
• Council OK's drafting amendment to limit campaign contributions
• Redlands tribute to veterans includes fly-over, banner unveiling
• State schools chief warns of high cost of No Child Left Behind waiver
• Veterans remembered in San Bernardino
• Inland Empire Occupy groups rally Saturday in San Bernardino
• Grand Terrace starts veterans memorial
• Crime and Public Safety, November 12
• Raids end with arrests of seven suspected taggers
• R.C. soldier's remains return; services Monday
• 16th Annual Dave Stockton Coyote Classic set for Monday, Nov. 14
• A tale of two young lovers opens CSUSB theatre season
• Family, friends searching for man who disappeared from Highland church
• Student collects veterans' lessons
• Two girls celebrate their 11th on 11-11-11
• Muslim headscarfs prompt re-thinking of beauty at Cal State San Bernardino
• Redlander raising money to buy a man some front teeth
• Police seeking BB gun vandals who have taken a break from their multi-city damage spree
• Judge says FBI searches in Colonies case appear just
• Starbucks buys San Bernardino juice maker for $30 million
• Penman: 'We need to put the politics behind us'
• Supreme Court holds fate of redevelopment agencies
• Military vets talk careers at luncheon
• Upland wins decision against G3 in Riverside appeal case
• CSUSB TV programming now available through iTunes U
• University approved to operate chapter of national academic entrepreneurship honor society
• University closed Friday, Nov. 11, for Veterans Day holiday
• Top San Bernardino high school seniors to be honored at CSUSB
• Eating healthy for the holidays using local produce
• Film addresses non-violent protesting
• Financial future is a worry for many
• New message: Healthy is the new skinny
• Chinese officials visit
• Identities of Fontana double murder released
• Lunch pays tribute to military veterans
• Former Pomona city manager named SB airport's interim executive director
• Materials seized in FBI raid returned to Burum
• SB County's top prosecutor seeks greater partnership with feds
• Faculty picket at Cal State San Bernardino, Cal Poly Pomona
• Student group collecting 4,000 pajamas for foster care children
• ‘Día de los Muertos’ celebration at RAFFMA on Wednesday
• City Attorney candidate 'didn't bother to vote'
• Art museum presents Día de los Muertos event
• Supervisors to consider easing regulations for restaurants, florists
• Fontana holds pre-Halloween event for kids
• City official says Penman threatened him
• Riverside Avenue Bridge reopened shortly after 11 a.m.
• Teamsters sign pact with BMW
• Some local medical marijuana proponents unhappy with President Obama after dispensary crackdown
• Crime and public safety, Nov. 1
• Twenty students hospitalized after school bus accident in Lake Arrowhead
• "Riverdance" will have its last hurrah in San Bernardino
• San Bernardino County mock trial competition to start today
• Pastor challenges council incumbent in San Bernardino's 5th Ward
• Defense motions postponed in Old Fire case
• ATTN READERS: We want your Halloween photos
• CSUSB student recreation center honors military veterans with various events
• Islamic calligraphy presentation highlights International Education Week activities at CSUSB
• Priority application period for fall 2012 runs through Nov. 30
• Ballot measure would eliminate collective bargaining rights for public employee unions
• Crime and public safety, October 31
• Scientists question validity of PG & E study to determine background level of chromium 6 in Hinkley
• Local briefs, Oct. 31
• Child friendly booths make learning about health fun at Family Health Fair
• Ghost towns and ghost stories add to the legends of the High Desert
• National Orange Show event packs in wildly costumed crowd of 40,000-plus
• Precautions urged for parents when it's time for trick-or-treating
• Short Takes, Oct. 30
• "Devils Professor" defendants plead not guilty
• Dentists give free treatment to homeless
• San Bernardino County's top cops concerned about gang increase
• Shock, relief: Rialto man's life saved by wearable defibrillator
• Talent show benefits district's art programs
• University adds more mobile apps to help make navigating CSUSB easier
• Spirit of the Entrepreneur to honor the business accomplishments of Jack H. Brown at Nov. 8 gala
• Four Coyote teams rank nationally, in the region and preseason polls
• More than 2,100 job seekers gather for West End Job Fair at Ontario airport
• Hired Oct. 18, administrator decides not to take San Bernardino school district job
• Brown announces pension reform plan
• Pension reform advocates collecting signatures for ballot measures
• Pastors gather to hear about realignment plan
• Crime and public safety, October 28
• John Weeks: Our civil frights are being threatened
• 'Devils Professor' suspects due in court
• Short takes, October 28
• Local briefs, October 28
• A dance toward a cure
• 'Biggest Losers' preach fitness at Kendall Elementary School in San Bernardino
• San Bernardino Symphony taking on video games
• Beaumont police working as waiters tonight
• CSUSB celebrates International Week with six weeks of events
• TODAY: Spend a spooky night at the museum
• SBIAA board talks to possible interims
• State Supreme Court rejects redistricting lawsuits
• Crime and public safety, October 27
• Member of Rialto school board sends kids to Fontana
• Walker brothers found guilty in Westside beating death of 63-year-old man
• Two interview for interim San Bernardino airport director position
• Turned-around lives offer inspiration to San Bernardino students
• A canvas for healing
• Sinfonia Mexicana celebrates El Dia de los Muertos Saturday
• Redlands man faces death penalty in double murder case
• Talent show benefits district's art programs
• Polling places decrease for 2011 election
• PG&E appeals water board order for Hinkley
• San Bernardino school board turns down all superintendent candidates
• A need for care
• Clear skies, winds are in the forecast
• Crime and public safety, October 26
• More national accolades for CSUSB business college
• Latin jazz night promises hot tunes and dancing
• Circus performers from Brazil tour Redlands middle schools
• Young lives cut short
• John Weeks: Boxing gloves go bump in the night at San Manuel
• San Bernardino soldier killed in crash at NY's Fort Drum
• 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
• Crime and public safety, October 25
• Former addict to speak at CSUSB about his battle with prescription drug abuse
• Coachella Valley Health Collaborative awards top ‘healthy challenge’ participants
• Women’s business center offers free session on ‘e-procurement’
• Chamber Information Meeting for a Trip to the Canadian Rockies by Train
• Mentone man draws yearly crowd with jack o' lanterns
• Colonies warrants, affidavits unsealed for defense lawyers
• San Timoteo Creek Basins excavation hauling to commence
• Judge declines to bar Grand Jury transcripts in San Bernardino County corruption case
• Local briefs, October 25
• Museum event brings spooky to life
• Fontana police chief alerts commercial property owners to forfeiture risks associated with medical marijuana
• Planet Wes: Occupiers lack the focus displayed by Tea Party
• Crime and public safety, October 24
• Railroads cite voluntary steps to reduce diesel emissions
• Grand Terrace youth football finishing first year
• Drunken driver in fatal crash gets 19 years
• State funds school district building spree
• Best-selling author Victor Villaseñor to read from new book ‘Lion Eyes’
• San Bernardino flooded in welfare funds
• Occupy Victorville draws veterans from previous protest movements
• Short Takes, Oct. 23
• League of Women Voters celebrates the 100th anniversary of women's right to vote in California
• Community celebrates 'Discover Highland Night'
• John Weeks: A peek at Stater Bros. history
• League of Women Voters celebrates the 100th anniversary of women's right to vote in California
• Briefs for Oct. 22
• No bailouts for San Bernardino's homeless
• Daniel Foster leads new focus on arts in San Bernardino County
• Tattoo photography exhibit draws crowd at Smiley Park
• Inland Empire unemployment rate drops in September but thousands still desperately seek jobs
• Music Changing Lives provides some sweet sounds
• NASCAR Drivers Give Auto Club Speedway Hard Card Members 'TheScoop' During Exclusive Q and A Session
• Local briefs, October 22
• District hires administrator with troubled past
• Mixed feelings emerge with announcement of Iraqi withdrawal
• Informant attacked in gang case
• Redlands economists see lagging retail activity
• Signature gathering authorized for DREAM Act referendum
• Crime and public safety, October 22
• Short takes, Oct. 22
• Oak Glen bounces back from cold spell
• President Karnig participates in ‘Promise Scholars’ signing ceremony
• TODAY: CSUSB School of Computer Science and Engineering host open house
• Hundreds protest cuts for Colton Unified School District teachers
• CSUSB College of Education hosts doctoral program information sessions
• Coyotes stake No. 7 ranking in NCAA West Region poll
• Fontana man dies after stabbing wife, self
• Fontana mayor urges residents to spend their money in town
• Jurors hear taped police interview with brothers charged with murder
• Board approves anti-pollution package
• Trial begins deadly DUI crash
• Seven arrested in connection with murder of Montclair man
• Rep. Baca hosts regional water conference
• Burum attorney to court: dismiss all counts
• Crime and Public Safety, October 21
• Secret marriage is now the talk of Fontana
• Shaking it up for ShakeOut
• Gadhafi, Libya's leader for 42 years, killed
• Embattled Fontana school board member rejects call to step aside, says 'I've done nothing wrong'
• Call center expedites aid to county's needy
• Cadets march to show 'Character Counts'
• CSUSB educator to give keynote speech for Puente Project’s 30th anniversary
• San Bernardino schools look at adding Saturday school
• Earthquake safety: secure the inside of your home
• Crime and Public Safety, October 20
• New SB police chief pledges 'quality work'
• Brothers testify in Westside deadly beating trial
• Jury finds Highland not at fault for 2006 Greenspot fatal collision
• San Bernardino schools look at adding Saturday school
• Program to offer discount for old, unpaid traffic tickets
• San Bernardino Valley College to celebrate 85th anniversary
• No charges to be filed against Redlands man suspected of raping two Yucaipa women
• Upward Bound improves high school students’ college acceptance chances
• The Great California Shake Out Drill Broadcast Video (English)
• Women’s business center offers free panel session on branding, networking and marketing
• House subcommittee takes on federal fish protection ruling
• Term limits explored in San Bernardino; campaign contribution caps nixed for now
• San Bernardino judge denies lowering of bail for Vagos motorcycle club members
• Union Pacific train derails, closes 10 Freeway, shutters Colton schools
• Crime and public safety, October 19
• Supervisors approve solar farm environmental study
• Giant map making stop in Redlands
• IEUA stands by water softener law
• Local briefs, October 19
• John Weeks: Stater Bros. book will be a collector's item
• Congressional subcommittee to look at local habitat designations
• Trial begins in deadly beating at Westside San Bernardino store
• San Bernardino swears in new police chief
• ‘Spirit of the Entrepreneur’ winners to be named at Nov. 8 gala event
• Fontana school board member apologizes; mayor urges her to step down as board VP
• Crime and public safety, October 18
• Three isn’t a crowd for Coyotes volleyball
• CSUSB’s Jones is CCAA women’s soccer Player of the Week
• Nurses protest near San Dimas Community Hospital
• ShakeOut fast approaching
• Singers, bands may audition for concert
• Cole to substitute for Rust at concert
• Tattoo art show planned for Saturday
• Attorney: Former San Bernardino County Assistant Assessor Jim Erwin civil rights violated
• State doctors group's call for cannabis legalization slammed
• Local briefs, October 18
• Woman hospitalized, released after being attacked by dogs
• Art Institute remains evacuated due to hazardous materials incident
• Off-road racing champion one of three victims of deadly plane crash
• ‘Recital on the Run’ concert postponed
• San Bernardino among most poverty-stricken in nation
• REV teacher picked to be in Nutrisystem commercials
• Cal Poly Pumpkin Festival draws thousands
• Fontana school board member admits hiding marriage to convicted murderer
• State still considering whether to seek waiver for No Child Left Behind law
• Loma Linda parade draws big crowd, 70 entries
• The fate of Ugandan babies is horrifying
• A year in the life of minority leader
• Cause of fatal crash reviewed
• Loma Linda's towers the goal for 2020
• Groups make fundraising pitches during era of reduced financial support for schools
• Three killed, four others hurt in boat accident at Puddingstone Lake
• For 94th birthday, Catherine Love goes 'home' again
• 'Occupy Redlands' attracts 100
• Dangerous ground: Inland Empire hospitals stand on shaky future
• Time catching up with St. Bernardine buildings
• No closer to funding mandate
• Hospital corridor at issue for Redlands hospital
• San Bernardino Class of 1951 unites friends, stories from happier time period
• Great food and better service at Studio 24
• Judge removes residents of mountains, burn areas from jury pool in Old Fire case
• Free trade agreements passed in Congress
• Lawyers squabble over Colonies grand jury transcripts
• Beer garden opens in Grand Terrace
• Colton, Loma Linda fire departments to share fire battalion chief
• Crime and Public Safety, October 15
• Arrest made in Yucaipa rape case
• Water Resources Institute receives grant to provide 200 internships in watershed management
• Saturday: Walk to Remember to be held at Cal State San Bernardino
• Doctor of education degree info session set for Oct. 24 at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus
• Bills signed in era of limits
• San Bernardino County task force hears of successful anti-gang programs
• Derry pushes for continued fingerprinting of CalFresh applicants
• Crime and Public Safety, October 14
• Colton appoints police chief
• DUI driver convicted in Redlands fatal crash
• Commission requires one-year review from Pharaoh's
• San Bernardino school officials dedicate new school
• John Weeks: Drop by for a spell at the California Theatre
• Local briefs, October 14
• Two women raped after accepting ride home
• San Bernardino hospitals win telemedicine grant
• Airport board considers policy on directing staff action
• SBIAA begins leader search
• Music faculty perform for ‘Recital on the Run’
• University honors employees for outstanding achievements
• Helen shares findings on Successful Aging after 10 years as columnist
• Suspect in Highland urn theft arrested
• Crime and public safety, October 13
• Jury finds man mentally competent in "bunker killings" case
• School board candidates offer ideas at forum
• Feds say Burum search clean
• Local brief, Oct. 13
• Parents' group to hold first Community Alliance for Fontana Students event Saturday
• Former 'American Idol' contestant bringing attention to inflammatory bowel disease
• Twelve SB school board candidates offer ideas at forum
• Terminal solutions in the Inland Empire
• Norton academy in San Bernardino excited to learn Mandarin
• Water agency order requires new water source for Hinkley residents with contaminated wells
• Questionable campaign donation prompts county supervisor to change policy
• CSUSB-Humboldt partnership offers new nursing ed options
• The California State University employee update
• Great California Shake Out earthquake drill set for Thursday, Oct. 20
• SAT prep course offered Oct. 15 and 22 at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus
• Man injured in freeway shooting
• Sacred Heart joins effort to break jumping jacks record
• Campuses taking cover in case of shortfall
• Crime and public safety, October 12
• Trial begins in deadly Westside beating
• San Bernardino City Attorney candidates face off at forum
• Counselors are key for success
• STEM grant money coming to Cal State
• Walk protests violence, killings in San Bernardino
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• Memories set in stone at Patton
• CCAA names Hirsch and Middleborn to Player of the Week honors
• Correction, October 11
• Brown vetoes education bills
• Breakfast held to honor young leaders
• Fire department opens house to public
• Legislation restricts tanning bed users
• State's leading preservation officer to speak at Redlands Forum
• Monrovia High grad wins Nobel Prize in economics
• Inland Empire lawmaker, group to fight Dream Act
• Crime and Public Safety, October 11
• Local briefs, October 11
• 'Jekyll & Hyde' may surprise many with its beautiful music
• CSUSB Career Center hosts career fair on Wednesday, Oct. 12
• A century of suffrage for women
• CSUSB Hispanic Alumni Chapter to honor retiring associate dean; RSVP deadline is Oct. 11
• Residents to get sneak peak of new hall at San Bernardino County Museum on Wednesday
• Crime and Public Safety, October 10
• New San Bernardino police chief starts Oct. 17
• Gonzales 'beyond angry' at airport situation
• Dems aim to register more area Latinos
• Steve Jobs ran out of time much too soon
• Apple Valley Airshow thrills fans
• Micah House children look to stars
• Grand Jury testimony could help defense, Burum's attorney says
• Brown OKs Dream Act for illegal immigrant student aid
• Crime and Public Safety, October 9
• More than 2,200 attend Parent Summit at Rialto High School
• Fontana Cruise Night nears end of seven-year run
• SB schools reorganize month before superintendent takes over
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• Prison release program going well, says county probation official
• Newmark Elementary celebrates test scores with spirit
• Bryn Mawr Post Office in Loma Linda to close
• San Bernardino City Unified School District Board Member Candidate Forum
• Bill to preserve federal money in wake of county corruption signed into law
• Inland Valley marijuana dispensary a target in crackdown; others warned to close down
• Hiring to start at SB schools after standoff ends
• Three arraigned in Vagos raid
• Jim Morrison's alleged son facing life in prison
• Crime and Public Safety, October 8
• 'Dishes for Wishes' will help build hospital teen room
• University launches new program to prepare parolees for success
• Coyote Athletics unveils new logo
• Men’s basketball: Cal State San Bernardino faces UCLA in exhibition play Nov. 6
• Terriers rally to support special ed program
• Parolees learn landscaping in Claremont
• Redistricting maps find bipartisan challenge
• Taste of Redlands features local restaurants
• New police chief calls Redlands' job 'breath of fresh air'
• Rialto lays off 20 employees to narrow projected deficit
• Assistant AG Schons to retire, take new job
• Elderly Loma Linda woman spent four days trapped between bed, wall
• Local briefs, Oct. 7
• Weapons, drugs seized in seven-county investigation into Vagos motorcycle gang
• Sharron Angle speaks at Chino Tea Party event
• Crime and Public Safety, October 7
• Geeks of the world trek to Riverside
• Short takes, Oct. 7
• Mayor Morris keeps children spellbound in read to set world record
• Boy, 14, leads deputy on brief car chase
• Colton considers cutting school buses
• Value added by a CSUSB education among the best in the nation
• CSUSB awarded NASA grant for STEM programs
• Berkeley professor to speak at CSUSB on the Mexican American civil rights movement
• Storm brings crashes, rockslides to I.E.
• 'That's a very prestigious soldier we lost'
• Tea welcomes new teachers
• Auto dealer donates to animal shelter
• Mental competency trial begins for man in High Desert bunker killings
• Cal State among nation's best at teaching thinking
• SB city school board incumbent blasts Dems committee despite endorsement
• Native American culture on tap at CSUSB
• Calfornia attorney general explains decision to leave mortgage settlement talks
• Tickets available for ‘Video Games Live: Bonus Round’ at Coussoulis Arena
• Students, community give thoughts on potential superintendent
• Colton Crossing project promises less traffic, noise
• Election briefs, October 5
• Brown could sign admissions bill expanding university admissions factors
• FBI serves search warrant at Florida home of father of developer of San Bernardino International Airport
• Community set to receive the body of Army Pfc Carlos Aparicio killed in combat in Afghanistan
• ROTC teacher suspected of sexually abusing student
• Developer Burum's attorney says FBI searches unconstitutional
• Crime & Pubic Safety, Oct. 5
• Suspected robber killed in San Bernardino shooting
• Two co-defendants in 'Devil's Professor' drug trafficking case entered not guilty pleas
• Inmates attend job fair in Devore
• Scariest Place on Earth just got scarier
• Five teachers honored as San Bernardino County teachers of the year
• San Bernardino stuck with an airport?
• Rancho Cucamonga to consider changes to rally permit law
• Open house for prospective CSUSB students set for Oct. 29
• Dress for success: No suits required for Oct. 6 Seitz appearance at Barnes and Noble
• Chino Hills votes to continue its fight against the Edison power lines to the state Supreme Court
• McCammack to Morris: Step aside from airport during investigation
• Author enchants children at Redlands bookstore
• Mental competency trial starts for defendant in slayings of High Desert couple
• Redlands council to discuss city treasurer position, air show
• Files of airport redevelopment director part of FBI focus
• Crime and Public Safety, October 4
• Local briefs, Oct. 4
• 215 Freeway to close through San Bernardino for bridge removal
• 55 indicted in alleged tax scheme that sprang from Inland Empire
• CSUSB proclaims observance of Hispanic Heritage Month
• CSUSB Palm Desert Campus to host lecture in Spanish on the changes facing immigrants
• Fair vendors tie success to location, location, location
• Sea of pink raises $380,000 at 2011 Believe Walk
• Pets get their day in church
• Organizers, city disappointed Redlands Air Show canceled
• Early Alaskan storm systems to bring much cooler weather, rain with chance of snow
• Bill would revamp school rating systems
• Where have all the Teddys gone?
• Despite exciting finish to regular season, baseball fever hasn't hit area residents
• Loss of day health care will affect many ailing adults
• Many Southern California hospitals not prepared for massive quake
• Treating Inland Empire's injured will be huge task following a devastating earthquake
• Believe Walk Founders touch lives, give back
• Skateboarders put on wheelie good show in Redlands
• Hospital model to mimic catastrophic earthquakes
• Episcopal Bishop conducts blessing of pets in San Bernardino
• Talent, skills, spirit displayed at Disability Sports Festival at Cal State SB
• Competency trial set for suspect in High Desert bunker killings
• Victorville man arrested for drug possession, gang enhancements
• Crime and Public Safety, October 2
• Democrats rescind SB city school board endorsement
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow making its way through Inland Empire
• Airport developer on possibility of leaving post: 'That's not my decision'
• Counties implement corrections shift
• Trucking firm sued for discrimination
• Judge won't dismiss charges for three alleged gang members
• West Valley protestors will not be disciplined
• How select San Bernardino County hospitals rank
• Local briefs, Oct. 1
• Crime and Public Safety, Oct. 1
• San Bernardino awaiting verdict on redevelopment agencies
• Nation's first Native American television network now on the air in San Bernardino
• Postmus' attorney concerned FBI investigation may target ex-county supervisor
• New airport director speculation too early, say officials
• CSU faculty organizes strike amid labor dispute
• Crime and Public Safety, September 30
• Recent rave drew 51,000 and meant big local economic jolt
• Decision expected soon in case of Victorville grandmother
• Two cases of West Nile Virus are reported in Inland Empire
• Deputy charged in domestic dispute returns to work
• John Weeks: We all must claim a steak in the future
• Officials break ground on SbX bus project
• ‘The Power of Serving Students’
• Webinar For A Trip
• Infections find entry under nails
• Fontana teacher found guilty of possessing child porn
• New campaign finance proposal questioned
• Local briefs, September 29
• ICE arrests 19 in San Bernardino County
• San Bernardino airport director resigns
• Two ordered held, third pleads guilty in Kinzey meth case
• Local community colleges receive $9.1 million in federal grants
• Crime and public safety, September 29
• Conference addresses high school girls
• Fire destroys Fontana home
• Application period for fall 2012 begins Oct. 1
• Renowned scholar to present topic of serving family caregivers at CSUSB
• San Bernardino County supervisors adopt redistricting plan
• Postal workers rally to focus attention on proposed cutbacks
• Penman, McKenna scrap over issues in city attorney forum
• Burum attorney argues DA has conflict of interest in corruption case
• Colton medical marijuana dispensaries shutting down under landlords' pressure
• San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors cap candidate donations
• Supervisors approve parolee realignment plan
• Crime and public safety, September 28
• Soldier from San Bernardino killed in Afghanistan
• John Weeks: The Emperor's New Blog
• Agencies work together to solve Inland Empire freeway robberies
• Cal State named 'military friendly'
• High court to decide case from Rialto
• A tale of two young lovers opens CSUSB theatre season
• CSUSB Palm Desert Campus hosts information session on healthcare job training
• CSUSB Hispanic Alumni Chapter to honor retiring associate dean
• Middleborn named CCAA Player of The Week
• 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
• Fearing layoffs, Rialto firefighters picket City Hall
• FEMA funds found, federal shutdown averted
• Airport authority to meet Wednesday
• Police donate bike to theft victim
• Fire department begins training exercise
• Court rules in favor of former San Bernardino police chief
• Perchlorate no threat to residents of Rialto, Colton and Grand Terrace, state health department officials say
• Crime & Public Safety, Sept. 27
• San Bernardino adult school keeps on teaching
• News briefs
• Fontana police investigate jewelry robberies
• CSUSB welcomes new development directors Bolda, Hunt
• Rancho Cucamonga dance studio owner's life changed the moment he got on the dance floor
• Crime and Public Safety, September 26
• GOP aims to improve outreach to Latinos
• Lawmakers weigh use of worker status verification program
• Postal workers plan rally Tuesday to address financial problems
• Plan to create massive composting facility irritates Hinkley residents
• Setting them straight at Rialto Pride Platoon
• This Dream is one that is earned
• San Bernardino church time capsule rekindles memories of 50 years ago
• Great California ShakeOut rolls in Oct. 20
• Charter schools have a leg up on traditional schools
• Grocery workers OK deal; strike averted
• Scouts learn the ropes at weekend rodeo
• Council approves community center upgrades
• FBI probes take toll on county
• Improvement a long road for schools
• More schools labeled 'failing' in latest accountability report
• New exam models frustrate many
• States work to reform education, student tests
• Crime and Public Safety, September 25
• Bear spotted locally
• States to gain more control of No Child Left Behind
• Officials mum after SBIAA emergency meeting on FBI warrants
• Nocturnal Wonderland festival could draw as many as 60,000 to San Bernardino's Orange Show grounds
• SB County, Edison pay $9.6 million to settle federal claims in Grass Valley Fire
• Redlands Airshow is back
• Crime and Public Safety, September 23
• 13th annual California Native American Day
• Sheriff restarts Explorer ride-alongs
• San Bernardino Symphony's new season begins Oct. 1 with Ponti back at the helm
• The California State University employee update
• Sudden windstorm causes hang glider to crash
• Popular Cajon Street pharmacy closes in Redlands
• Family, friends mourn slain San Bernardino 3-year-old
• FBI warrants target possible conspiracy, bribery allegations tied to SBIA
• Chief SB county educator stresses college readiness
• Panel answers questions
• Economists: Inland Empire economy several years from recovery
• Graduation honors summer graduates in Colton
• Two new lawsuits filed against Ontario pastor imprisoned for child molestation
• Developing: Airport Authority board meeting time set for Friday
• Trio face capital charges in RC man's death
• Chief SB county educator stresses college readiness
• Two small brush fires quickly contained
• 'Munchin' event to benefit CASA
• Cal State San Bernardino classes start
• CSUSB student’s determination for a college degree pays off
• CSUSB repeats as a ‘Military Friendly School’
• Dress for success: No suits required for Oct. 6 Seitz appearance at Barnes and Noble
• Hospice focuses on patient care over cure
• Eyler gets trial date in San Bernardino County Assessor's Office scandal
• San Bernardino Mountains highway remains closed due to fuel spill
• Crime & Public Safety, Sept. 22
• Local briefs, Sept. 22
• More temp workers to fill San Bernardino city school district positions
• Crime and public safety, September 22
• Study: Whooping cough vaccination fades in 3 years
• Saddling up for annual rodeo in Devore
• Tennis legend now holds court as fitness guru
• Highway 38 closed due to fuel spill
• President Karnig begins 15th year as CSUSB opens 2011-2012 year
• New smoking policy initiated on campus
• LLUMC attends White House conference on improving health outcomes
• Forum covers parolee release
• Attorney general blocks sale of Victorville hospital to Ontario healthcare company
• Coming this fall: ‘Uberyummy: Contemporary Confections and Objects of Desire’
• State unemployment to remain high, but no recession
• Realtors: California home prices to fall before slight rebound in 2012
• Incumbents, challengers offer views and barbs in San Bernardino City Council debate
• Canadian Rockies Trip By Train
• Crime and public safety, September 21
• Trio to appear in court who police say killed a Rancho Cucamonga man
• Governor to appoint American Indian adviser
• Big Bear Lake Dam was built by the best
• Local briefs, Sept. 21
• Cal State San Bernardino hosting cultural conference; Native American Day on Friday
• John Weeks: Take a `Turn Turn Turn' back in time
• Short takes, Sept. 21
• Inland Empire Law enforcement using new tools to go after graffiti perpetrators
• President Karnig praises faculty, staff in meeting challenges caused by state budget cuts
• Plane crashes in Redlands, burns near brewery
• Cow classroom visits San Bernardino
• Lawyers for Old Fire suspect seek to get indictment dismissed
• CSUSB hosts California Native American Day celebration and student conference
• Local Hispanic journalists to be honored at Feria Educativa
• More than 30 CSUSB employees advanced their education in the past year
• Coyotes remain in third position
• Karnig talks challenges, plans at convocation
• San Bernardino council votes to fund red-light camera program
• Obama proposes tax hike on wealthy to close deficit
• Crime and public safety, September 20
• UFCW announces tentative deal, grocers strike may be averted
• A Page A1 story, "FBI, IRS raid spans I.E.," on Sept. 16 contained an error
• Cal State San Bernardino president Albert Karnig to retire
• Local briefs, Sept. 20
• Deputy fled from Beaumont home to mother's home in San Bernardino
• CSUSB President Karnig to retire
• A pioneering scout in San Bernardino
• Students get a free ride to college with Omnitrans pass
• CSUSB names faculty promotions for 2011-2012 academic year
• Seventeen faculty members retire
• San Bernardino Chamber City Council Candidate Forum
• 'Modern Family,' 'Mad Men' win big at Emmy Awards
• Workers, grocers work past deadline hoping to reach settlement
• County deputy held after alleged domestic dispute in Beaumont
• 'Stellar' Rendezvous rolls out of town
• Tough day for moms as Cal State SB freshmen move into dorms
• Ceremony held for groundbreaking of temple
• Study to look at closing mail distribution center in Redlands
• FBI, IRS 'anteing up' in Colonies case, says legal expert
• Time running out for infant needing heart transplant
• Information technology leader shares experiences at Redlands forum
• Probation departments begin to prepare for expansions
• Outpouring of generosity at car wash for slain 3-year-old girl
• Day of cool: weather, cars, music, smells
• San Bernardino County supervisors approve new district lines
• Study to look at closing mail distribution center in Redlands
• Hundreds pay homage to slain 3-year-old girl
• Local colleges and universities recognize Constitution Day
• California job market remains anemic, state unemployment at 12.1 percent
• Tasty treats: cars, food, music
• Crime & Public Safety, Sept.17
• Raid target is one of the Inland Empire's most prominent figures
• Grocery employees, employers continuing negotiations through weekend
• San Bernardino professor pleads not guilty in drug trafficking case
• California jobless rate rises to 12.1 percent
• Alleged gunman in child's shooting death pleads not guilty
• Annual Idyllwild Home Tour features five unique homes
• Nolan: It's a busy weekend, packed full of fun
• Man, 19, charged in death of San Bernardino toddler
• University repeats on U.S. News & World Report rankings
• CSUSB president’s annual Convocation is Monday, Sept. 19
• Students move-in day signals start of the new school year
• Hatcher named to NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Committee
• Colton teachers protest proposed contract
• Redistricting plan to be considered today
• Two 'Devil's Professor' defendants have prelim postponed
• Cesar Chavez's niece said residents should "talk to their neighbors" to focus on change
• Crime & Public Safety, Sept. 16
• Grand Terrace pays $6,000 to fund community events, lets volunteers do rest
• San Bernardino kicks off Citizens Academy
• John Weeks: An ode to the hangouts of old
• Big Bear Lake International Film Festival
• CSUSB listed among top 200 colleges for Native Americans
• Video games come alive at Cal State San Bernardino Oct. 29
• Crime and Public Safety, September 15
• Students re-enact Constitution signing
• Rep. Baca seeking USGS survey of perchlorate plume
• Local lawmakers score in Sacramento
• Young girl wounded in Monday's San Bernardino shooting clings to life
• Man sentenced in 2006 San Bernardino shooting
• Route 66 Rendezvous: revved up, ready to roll
• Foot pursuit not tied to Monday's shooting
• Business Seminar: Healthcare Reform in California, New Healthcare Laws – Federal and State
• San Bernardino kicks off Citizens Academy
• A Page A8 item, "Victim of August motorcycle crash dies," on Sept. 10 contained an error
• Research project seeks grandparents’ participation
• Vaccinate, walk or show off your pet at ‘Doggy Days’
• L.A. County Fair to host Cal State San Bernardino Day on Sept. 30
• Women-owned business certification workshop set for Sept. 15
• Brown calls for 'war on unemployment'
• Number in poverty sets record as income, health coverage fall
• Grand Terrace agrees to pay off $2.3 million debt over 10 years
• Breitbart to speak Thursday at U of R
• Derry wants to screen illegal immigrants from food service industry
• Flash floods, thunderstorms threaten desert and mountains
• Four shootings in 12 hours leave a 3-year-old girl dead, several wounded in San Bernardino
• Woman rejects plea bargain in 'Devil's Professor' case
• Crime and Public Safety, September 14
• Missing Twin Peaks boy found
• Volunteers wanted for Rialto's Centennial celebration
• Three shootings in two hours leave a child dead, several wounded in San Bernardino
• CSUSB partners with Telemundo for ‘Feria Educativa’ College and Career Fair on Oct. 1
• SAT prep course offered at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus
• Families call on Forest Service to change policy
• Baca announces run for 35th District
• Coyotes rank 3rd in this week’s AVCA Top 25 poll
• Study links violent crime in San Bernardino with sales of single alcohol containers by stores
• WASP pilots gave lives during WWII
• Numbers paint unpleasant picture of high school grads' preparedness for college
• Crime and Public Safety, September 13
• Freeway exits to be open for San Bernardino's Route 66 Rendezvous
• Man gets 25 years to life for killing woman, dumping body in SB mountains
• San Bernardino remembers local women lost on 9/11
• Registration now open for fifth annual DisAbility Sports Festival
• Fawn Park reopens as memorial to 9/11 victims
• Community comes together to remember Sept. 11
• 9/11: America remembers
• Brianna Cadman Memorial Kids Walk helps children with cancer
• Veteran speaks out for peace
• Colton envisions downtown revitalization
• U of R holds ceremony to reflect on events on Sept. 11
• Frazier sees 'silver lining'
• Young composer inspired by events
• Rendezvous helped nation rally after Sept. 11
• September 11 events
• LAX measures are in constant evaluation
• Imam working to educate Americans on Islam
• Obama to hail nation's strength
• A son's service
• Remembering the impact of Sept. 11 a decade later
• 10 years, 21,000 bone fragments, no 9/11 closure
• Congressman: A chaotic day, which changed the nation
• Police lieutenant: Sept. 11 increased awareness
• Sept. 11 attacks changed one person for better
• Officials find no evidence terror plot will be carried out
• In third grade, a first lesson on Sept. 11
• Wanted Cal State San Bernardino professor ordered to appear in court Sept. 16
• Governor's jobs plan goes to state Senate
• Crime & Public Safety, Sept. 10
• Apple Valley site allows students to tap into deep space
• Rialto to begin enforcement of new social host ordinance
• 70-year-old San Bernardino man gets 14-plus years in slayings of two women
• Alleged profiling by Forest Service officials to be protested
• Barstow officials against San Bernardino County redistricting plan
• Sept. 11 events
• New show takes flight - literally
• Application deadline extended to Monday, April 12, for IEWBC entrepreneurial training program
• ‘Small Business Success Clinic’ offered on Monday, Sept. 12 by IEWBC
• Obama presents jobs plan
• State AG committed to tackling San Bernardino County corruption case
• State attorney general honors local law enforcement
• John Weeks: Immortality, anyone? Be a 'Digital Storyteller'
• Case progresses in Muscoy barber shop slaying
• Crime & Public Safety, Sept. 9
• News briefs, Sept. 9
• Obama asks deeper payroll tax cut to spur economy
• Coyote men’s soccer team opens season Friday, Sept. 9, at Cal State Dominguez Hills
• Officials warn business owners of fictitious business name scam
• Local 9/11 events
• Pfau Scholarship again helping CSUSB students
• Coyotes earn top-25 ranking
• Obama to lay out jobs plan
• Rialto man charged in deadly hit-and-run
• It's time
• Foodborne illness is a growing global challenge
• Supervisors declare local emergency to draw federal funds
• Crime and public safety, September 8
• Local briefs, September 8
• Longtime hospital volunteer turning 100
• Jamie Lee Curtis takes good health seriously
• Earthquake in San Bernardino could cost tens of millions for City Hall
• Fire and city officials monitor aging equipment
• CSUSB continues to accept applications for winter, spring 2012
• Middleborn named CCAA Player of the Week
• ‘Referral marketing’ workshop offered by women’s business center
• Workshop for new business owners set for Corona
• Free business financial management webinar offered on Sept. 8
• SB Boys & Girls Club getting new multimedia center
• Grandmother in custody after child left in hot car for more than an hour
• Community groups weigh in on San Bernardino schools superintendent search
• Crime and Public Safety, September 7
• San Bernardino police chief candidates to be interviewed Sept. 14
• Holiday weekend DUI arrests fluctuate
• McLeod tosses hat into congressional contest
• Many Hinkley residents would like to leave but can't
• Employee pensions on agenda for tonight's meeting
• Trust donates $30,000 to aid CSUSB students with military ties
• CSUSB Palm Desert Campus awards Steve and Catharine Briggs Scholarship
• 215 project reaches midway point
• 81-year-old opens barber shop in Redlands
• Donations up for ladder truck in Redlands
• San Bernardino house fire displaces two families
• Congress to consider new jobs plan
• Rockslide kills girl, injuries boy; two were part of group from Rancho Cucamonga
• Crime and Public Safety, September 6
• Sulphur leak keeps San Bernardino firefighters busy
• Colton struggles to find school crossing guards
• Weather stops most racers from reaching the top
• Helmets to Hardhats helps veterans for find construction apprenticeships
• Poll: American Muslims reject extremism
• Colton church celebrates new, old traditions
• Kangaroo rat might detour San Bernardino street project
• Crime and Public Safety, September 5
• Fire burns hundreds of tires, two trailers in San Bernardino
• The magic touch of Apple's Steve Jobs
• The new American worker
• Rah Rah Redlands celebrates maroon and grey
• Colonies attorneys poking holes in grand jury testimony
• Bank gives grants to Redlands groups
• Shark encounter draws crowd at Los Angeles County Fair
• The Man Behind the Naming of Route 66: William J. Fields
• Route 66 out of service but still valuable
• Route 66 has been the way of escape, opportunity and sorrow in its 85-year history
• Residents move quickly to protect their animals during fire
• Crime and Public Safety, September 4
• Two men attack, rob woman in San Bernardino
• Wanted Cal State San Bernardino professor: 'A good, Catholic boy'
• A night for unsung heroes
• Zero new jobs created in August, U.S. unemployment at 9.1 percent
• Michel Nolan: Five homes to be showcased at Lake Arrowhead
• News briefs, Sept. 3
• Hill Fire creates commuter nightmare in Cajon Pass; mandatory evacuations ordered
• Two veteran firefighters remembered
• Endure the Bear trail run returns to Big Bear Lake
• Local cities list safe driving spots
• News briefs, Sept. 2
• John Weeks: Summer always takes a fair turn
• San Bernardino starting Hometown Heroes banner program
• Crime and Public Safety, Sept. 2
• Grand Terrace man pleads not guilty to "Virginia Tech"-style terrorist threats
• Rep. Joe Baca joins movement to reinstate Wall Street tax
• PPHG pushes conspiracy case to trial
• Latino group says San Bernardino County redistricting maps may violate federal law
• New medical marijuana bill has both sides arguing what it really means for dispensaries
• CSUSB economics professor honored with national teaching award
• Students continue to show growth on academic goals despite federal sanctions
• University closed Monday, Sept. 5, for Labor Day holiday
• Two ways to get your Medicare benefits
• CSUSB employees observe Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
• Doctor accused of sex assaults against female patients
• Rep. Lewis appears in Hesperia, Redlands
• Ankle monitors, travel ban removed from Colonies defendants
• Community center opens on San Bernardino's northside
• 'Neighborhood knows what happened' in slaying of two boys, Redlands police chief says
• Gluten-free diet is serious business
• Hope for babies with CMV
• You're never 'too old' to better yourself
• Colton school district considers new boundaries
• Brain training
• Crime and public safety, September 1
• Burum lawyers to get unredacted copy of Grand Jury testimony
• Local briefs, September 1
• State grant, CSUSB center assist parolees’ return to society
• No. 3 Coyotes open 2011 on Thursday night
• Redlands Muslims break Ramadan fast
• Bill to remove tainted members from public panels goes to governor
• L.A. County district attorney calls prisoner shift 'grave threat' to safety
• Pair arraigned real estate fraud case
• Crime and Public Safety, August 31
• Former San Bernardino County deputy sentenced to nine months in jail for sex with female teen
• Rialto profiled in 'Strong Cities/Strong State' campaign
• Ex-sheriff`s deputy gets jail time and probation in Explorer sex case
• Man faces at least 30 years in prison for slaying at San Bernardino mobile home park
• Services to be held Saturday for longtime Rialto educator
• Services scheduled for San Bernardino County Fire Department's Ronald Scott Reed
• Investigation in San Bernardino councilman's home business ends
• First instructor hired for CSUSB Palm Desert Campus’s new graphic arts and marketing class
• Attorney: D.A. missed chance to prosecute
• Esri programs aid in hurricane tracking
• Ivanpah plant closer to completion
• Two men accused of scamming struggling homeowners
• A break in the heat, firefighters recover
• Sacramento to weigh Brown's job creation plan
• Sidewalks coming to Bloomington High School
• Details emerge about Victorville party shooting
• San Bernardino has plenty of Italian connections
• Crime and Public Safety, August 30
• Two well-known local figures interested in new Assembly seat
• CSUSB Palm Desert Campus nursing students awarded Coeta and Donald Barker Foundation scholarship
• Business center launches three-part workshop on QuickBooks
• Coyotes begin Year 3 of the Clarke era Thursday against visiting Dixie State
• Crime and Public Safety, August 29
• Irene: Wet, deadly and expensive, but no monster
• Vacant rental homes: maybe, maybe not
• County museum workshop connects kids and parents to exhibit from the 1960s
• Brush fire burns Greenspot area
• Video reminds drivers to yield to emergency vehicles
• San Bernardino, R.C. men arrested on suspicion of murder
• Holy matrimony!
• One dead, five wounded in Victorville
• Prosecutors in Colonies case face critical decision
• Website features Redlands as 'strong city'
• Erratic winds fuel Pinon Hills wildland fire
• Fans turn out to celebrate life of Roy Rogers
• Crime and Public Safety, August 28
• St. Anthony supporters drop complaint after bishop agrees to meet
• Reality show films at local restaurant
• Temps rise to 100s in Inland Empire
• Water experts emphasize need for partnerships
• Roadhouse Biker Church in San Bernardino is the place where 'Jesus loves bikers'
• California's budget may weigh on DREAM Act
• Defense pursues possible juror misconduct motion in homicide trial
• Crime and Public Safety, August 27
• <br>Defendants in San Bernardino County corruption case want judge to ease court-ordered restrictions
• Plan for High Desert emergency operations center advances
• Redlands retirement home has Mad Hatter tea party
• News. briefs, Aug. 26
• Rialto Unified schools Superintendent Harold Cebrun to be honored on Sept. 9
• Habitat for Humanity houses available
• Unidentified man shot to death in Fontana
• Report: Detectives justified in 2010 shooting death in Lucerne Valley
• Trial date may be set today for firefighter in San Antonio Heights blaze
• Short takes, Aug. 26
• Crime & Public Safety, Aug. 26
• Inland Empire's weekend expected to be a scorcher
• San Bernardino gears up for $300,000 Beautification Day
• <br>John Weeks: Inland Empire cleanup starts in San Bernardino
• Marine Corps Logistics Base could lose 100 employees
• Cool off in Crestline this weekend at a three-day lakeside celebration
• Free workshop for news businesses offered in Fontana
• Union Bank donates to CSUSB Palm Desert Campus scholarship fund
• Workshop on writing fiction offered by business center
• Kids rolling in pizza dough at Redlands' Micah House
• Finding a job: Veterans find another coming-home hurdle
• Loma Linda not pursuing fastfood ban
• News briefs, Aug. 25
• Home birth issues: Several benefits and hazards exist
• Technology can hurt older brains
• Council member warns Rialto city employees that sacrifices are necessary
• Supervisors want fire fee rescinded
• Judge sentences Adelanto man to 26 years to life in prison in fatal stabbing of mother
• San Bernardino County wins 27 national achievement awards
• Redlands buildings stand up to code
• Redlands reviving Teen Council
• Stater Bros. opens market in Grand Terrace
• Pomona Caltrans building hit by big rig
• Cajon Pass fire destroys family home
• CSUSB center offers free e-procurement webinar
• Women’s business center offers QuickBooks workshop
• Women’s business center offers QuickBooks workshop
• San Bernardino County supervisors reverse course on naming buildings
• Former Southlanders take major East Coast earthquake in stride
• Loma Linda decides not to pursue fast food ban
• Back to School for San Bernardino - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Firefighters extinguished two fires burning in Waterman Canyon
• Area water agencies sue over fish protection ruling
• Decline in S.B. County's property tax roll slows
• Redlands adds bike lanes to its roads
• Crime and Public Safety, August 24
• Elementary school breaks ground in San Bernardino
• CSUSB partners with Telemundo for ‘Feria Educativa’ College and Career Fair on Oct. 1
• Lawsuits against city of San Bernardino on the rise
• Crime & Public Safety, Aug. 23
• San Bernardino Area Chamber of Commerce’s Golf Tournament
• San Bernardino airport officials respond to Grand Jury criticism
• St. Anthony supporters see deadline, push harder
• Separate weekend assaults in Redlands result in multiple injuries
• Obama lauds Libyans
• <br>Obama says 'rule is over' for Gadhafi
• Libya rebels hold most of Tripoli, face resistance
• Coming this fall: ‘Uberyummy: Contemporary Confections and Objects of Desire’
• Trainer strives for good communications between horse, rider
• Rebels take over Tripoli
• Auto shop along north 215 Freeway blames Caltrans for 'destroying our business'
• Grocery union members reject health plan offer; authorize strike
• Redlands bra contest supports battle against breast cancer
• Annual Conservancy social celebrates Redlands history
• Divided Colton school board increases construction consultant's budget
• Community wants new police chief to be 'duplicate' of old one
• San Bernardino-area walkers at risk
• Colton mayor pledges open government
• Dismissal of Burum charges not expected to affect Postmus
• $100K in breakers stolen from Grand Terrace High construction site
• Crime and Public Safety, August 21
• Teachers' contributions acknowledged at Redlands event
• Redlands hospital doctors named to best of list
• Thousands enjoy Rock The Bells at Devore
• Museum's 'Star Lab' show delivers 'oohs'
• Inland Empire Auto Show draws thousands to Ontario Convention Center
• Grocery workers cast votes
• Grocery workers vote on strike authorization
• Corruption case dismissals no surprise to San Bernardino County figures
• 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
• Michel Nolan: Old West comes to Market Night
• Phelan man acquitted in shooting deaths of three neighbors
• DA Ramos, Sheriff Hoops address looming effects of prisoners' release
• Judge dismisses most felony counts against Burum; all four Colonies defendants enter not guilty pleas
• Case against Eyler moves closer to trial
• Giberson pleads not guilty to new charges
• Cal State San Bernardino's founding first lady dies at 93
• San Bernardino photo exhibit shows ordinary faces of hunger
• 13 run for San Bernardino school board
• Fontana Unified School District spends $6.5 million to restore jobs, services
• John Weeks: Fly the friendly skies of San Bernardino
• Redlands Police Department honors its own
• Gang member's lawyer receives evidence to prepare for retrial
• News briefs, Aug. 19
• Crime & Public Safety, Aug. 19
• Lukewarm support for grocery strike
• Police: Custody battle led to shooting
• UPDATE: Tombstones found during Loma Linda drug raid not stolen, says Yucaipa contractor
• Fiene named permanent dean of CSUSB’s College of Education
• Crime and Public Safety, August 18
• Councilman: Marine base to lay off 317 employees
• Fundraiser helps Redlands club's teen leadership program
• Tombstones turn up in stolen loot
• Three arrests made in man's killing
• Women seize second chances
• Western-style jamboree tips its hat to cowboys
• Antreen Pfau, wife of CSUSB’s first president, dies at 93
• Man arrested in hit-and-run death outside Teazer's Nightclub
• Adelanto man extradited from N.Y. state pleads pleads not guilty
• Mike Story, 27-year Rialto city employee, named city administrator.
• CSUSB again accepting applications for winter, spring 2012
• AVCA ranks Coyotes third in preseason poll
• Colton imposes contract on utility workers
• Latino group upset with redistricting maps
• Kids hit hard in recent economic downturn
• Widow takes office
• Penman claims reduced budget is retaliation
• Authorities demonstrate dangers of unattended kids, pets left in sealed cars
• 'Micro City' teaches skills for governing
• Work to start on San Timoteo Creek storm debris
• San Bernardino man gets new lawyer in homicide, torture case
• Crime and Public Safety, August 17
• A shared voice for education
• Authorities demonstrate dangers of unattended kids, pets left in sealed cars
• Sarah Zamora to be sworn in as Colton mayor
• Judge wipes away $2 million jury reward from SB
• CSUSB professor to participate in national education summit
• Civil War veterans faded away quietly
• Benefit raises $16K for Smiley Library
• 2 charged in cocaine seizure
• Inland Empire kids improve on STAR
• Chief search drives rancor
• GOP fights new maps
• 3 council seats to be challenged
• Church gives financial aid
• Crime and Public Safety, August 16
• Companies to pay $315k for discharging storm water into creeks
• Redlands Utilities director takes Upland job
• Hot weather on the way
• Jazz in Blue Jay series finale sees Grammy winner as headliner
• Officer cleared in San Bernardino shooting
• Famous Dave's offers free food to its namesakes
• Cal State San Bernardino again listed as among America’s best
• CSUSB among national leaders in awarding degrees to minorities
• Pot plans shaping up
• Retirement home planning gala
• Growing together
• Learning to teach
• Mt. SAC fire program chief to go to trial
• Bear Valley's Madden is building relationships
• Double-dip a misnomer
• Rialto club will live on
• Cambridge College opens campus in Rancho Cucamonga
• Book looks at middle children traits
• Homes are energy-friendly
• Volatile markets hit state
• At four centuries old, the King James Bible is aging well
• SoCal wins a thriller
• Santa Fe Depot in Redlands overdue for a face-lift
• Supervisor hires Flores
• Questions raised on recruitment of San Bernardino police chief
• Devereaux says Postmus' plea not enough for county to sue Colonies
• Dow finishes wild week on an up note
• County CEO calls collusion allegation in Colonies case 'absolutely untrue'
• Police chief candidates bring mix of experience
• Coffee with the candidate
• Gang leader convicted of murder seeks new trial
• Fleeing motorist strikes, kills woman outside Victorville nightclub
• Michel Nolan: A merry olde time in Fawnskin
• Crime & Public Safety, Aug. 13
• No immediate problems seen for agencies in San Bernardino County Investment Pool
• State courts wrestle with $350million budget cut
• Fawn Park Memorial to honor those who died in 9/11
• Redlands molestation suspect pleads not guilty
• DA's Office rules deputies justified in fatal Adelanto shootout
• Deputy cleared in Adelanto shooting involving pit bull
• San Bernardino County: Dropout numbers too high, officials say
• Dow up 423 as Wall Street whipsaws again
• History Column: Scotty's mine was fake, but the bullets were real
• Rep. Baca fires off letter seeking removal of animals, plants from Endangered Species Act
• John Weeks: San Bernardino map is a bum steer
• San Bernardino readies for makeover project
• Protest asks Lewis about jobs, education
• 'Rockin Night' to benefit Smiley Library
• Open house, tour raise money for Family Services in Redlands
• State Supreme Court to hear redevelopment issue
• Sheriff's Department mourns detective killed in accident
• Summit Career College students training to be nurses
• Witnesses can't ID suspects
• Redlands man charged with kidnapping and molesting child
• University receives grant for DisAbilities Sports Festival
• Free workshop in Corona on business financing
• Finding the right insurance for small businesses
• SBIA board agrees to fixes
• Wigwam gets retro look
• Attorney: Case is sabotaged
• Mission Elementary School reopens after renovations
• Fontana enacts new pit bull law
• 3 publications honor University of Redlands
• Man, 19, fatally struck by train
• Stocks take another nosedive
• Valadez leads U of R School of Education
• Power outage traps people in elevators
• Health questions raised
• Nursing students journey to Jamaica
• Women’s business center hosts marketing workshop
• Players get a home base
• Redlands students win world title at Destination Imagination challenge
• Democrats suggest redistricting changes
• Unions blast school board
• S&P ripples spread
• Ayala calls it quits due to health
• Food truck rules eased
• Museum starts teens' book club
• Endangered species stalling Rialto development, Baca says
• Crime and Public Safety, August 10
• Molestation case shakes Redlands neighborhood
• Man sentenced in Redlands beating death
• The California State University employee update. Aug. 9
• CSUSB graduate and cupcakery owner featured on Food Network’s ‘Cupcake Wars’
• Online workshop on marketing offered by women’s business center
• Women’s business center offers workshop on state contracts
• Few file for council races
• Redlands Boys & Girls Club members get free haircuts
• Crime and Public Safety, August 9
• Residents start effort to save Rialto golf course
• Markets tumble again
• Federal waivers require reforms
• First day of school for some area students
• Attorneys allege sharing info on Colonies-related cases is wrong
• Man accused in hit-and-run death charged
• Store clerk in critical condition after shooting
• Scotty's mine was fake, but the bullets were real
• Patents and trademarks focus of workshop
• CSUSB Palm Desert Campus to offer degree in graphic design and marketing
• Teaching teamwork
• Study rips prison funding
• Protest hits employer
• Officer working on pedestrian safety in Redlands
• Looking back on the good old days
• As crisis looms, USPS is working to stay solvent
• Summer festival will benefit Slow Food Redlands
• Rancho deputies get new captain
• Food trucks on the table at supervisors' meeting
• Bloomington teachers learn from NASA
• An extraordinary life
• Copter shot; 30 U.S. troops killed
• County defends travels
• D.A.: Plot hatched in China
• Reading for a ladder truck
• Fire officials seek aid in investigation of blaze
• Western U welcomes 1,100 students at convocation
• Opera singers offer magical night
• Family reacts to hit-and-run arrest
• Antipsychotic medicine prescribed for PTSD doesn't work, new study says
• New school year brings new challenges, and hope
• Police turn up heat against San Bernardino County street gangs
• U.S. loses AAA credit rating, unemployment stays flat
• Redlands ladder fire truck fundraising still has a way to go
• Ontario police: We nabbed 'Sports Fan Bandit'
• Crime & Public Safety, Aug. 6
• Barstow PD chief placed on administrative leave
• News briefs, Aug. 6
• Lifehouse Theater bringing stage to life
• Theater festival staged at Big Bear Discovery Center
• Stocks fall as cracks in U.S. economy widen
• Suspect arrested in hit-and-run accident that killed pregnant woman in Victorville
• El Rancho Verde Golf Club to close Aug. 17
• Crime & Public Safety, Aug. 5
• Blues for the Zoo concert to benefit Moonridge Animal Park
• SBACC's Information Meeting for a Trip To The Canadian Rockies
• Chamber executive chosen for Colton school board
• SanBAG names interim executive director, McCallon takes on duties as board president
• Fontana plans a variety of arts events this month
• Musuem to host Moon Party
• Short takes, Aug. 5
• Redlands police find new purpose for old cell phones
• News briefs, Aug. 5
• Man sentenced in Explorer sex case
• John Weeks: How do you like them McDonald's apples?
• Redlands police chief shares vision with clergy
• CSUSB now accepting applications for spring 2012 through Aug. 31
• Clown camp and National Clown Week end with a big show
• Angry judge wants copy of complaint
• Postmus wanted ally for counsel
• Projects go on hold
• Ex-deputy Gastineau posts bail again
• Lloyd Baum, of LLU School of Dentistry, dies
• Woman lauds her rescuer
• Jury convicts two of murder in 2009 robbery
• City clerk of Grand Terrace to resign
• Crime and Public Safety, August 4
• Six-part workshop on getting government business starts Thursday
• Penman's opponent issues an apology
• Debt deal signed
• Ex-mayor's wife will lead Colton
• Facebook post leads to increase in suspect's bail
• Clowns gather for training at Cal State
• Family mourns mother killed in crash
• SB council settles suit for $7,500
• Family makes plea
• The California State University employee update
• Compromise leaves many unhappy
• Mom isn't standing by
• Domestic violence in past
• Suspect accused of more attacks
• House OKs debt bill
• Jenkins joins SB council
• 21 more teachers rehired
• Olivia Rosas named associate VP of enrollment services
• CSUSB professor has major roles at Black Theatre Network’s anniversary and featival
• Video games come alive at Cal State San Bernardino Oct. 29
• California Clown Campin’ arrives at Cal State San Bernardino
• Upland planner resigns
• Jenkins joins SB City Council today
• Xpress could spell trouble
• Local mosque invites public to learn its customs
• Police dispute study
• Obama gets deal on debt
• TV reporter hit in thumb by BB
• Frugal Frigate raising funds for new ladder truck
• Let's just call them 'scissorbills'
• Teen renews cancer fight
• County ends IEERC pact
• Tribes fight casino plan
• Miraculous recovery
• Fontana is planning an August of art
• No documents to support damages
• Crime and Public Safety, July 31
• SBCUSD to hold public meetings for new superintendent
• Redlands church gets running start on fundraising
• Upward Bound summer program prepares high school students for future college success
• Senate kills House debt plan, moves toward compromise
• Judge to continue review of stay in SB County lawsuit
• Brand new day, July 30
• CORRECTION
• Short takes, July 30
• Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde coming to Sturges
• St. Anthony supporters call Vatican for help
• Injunction targets violent Rialto street gang
• Crime & Public Safety, July 30
• Lewis, Baca could face off
• These campers feel free to be themselves
• San Bernardino County DA pushes to limit campaign contributions
• Administrators' pay raises upset San Bernardino school employees
• Crime & Public Safety, July 29
• Judge to make final ruling on indemnity case
• Reception welcomes new Redlands police chief
• Walgreens, other businesses coming to Grand Terrace
• Brand new day, July 29
• Short takes, July 29
• John Weeks: This goes here and that goes there
• A $1.9 million red-light camera ticket
• Power goes out for 2,363 customers in Loma Linda
• Camping in style at Burrage Mansion in Redlands
• Sprinkler thefts popping up
• Beginning Aug. 1, CSUSB will accept applications for spring 2012
• It’s just another summer for CSUSB President’s Academic Excellence Scholarship
• Testimony: Misconduct allegations halted settlement
• Spike in county found
• County on the alert
• Barstow touts casino as cure for joblessness
• SBIAA continues attack on report
• USPS could shut 2 local sites
• Inmate accused of killing girlfriend found hanged
• A choice of 'Cinderellas'
• Rialto votes to keep RDA
• Crime and Public Safety, July 28
• Children provide their own resting spot
• Self-diagnosis can make doctor's job more difficult
• Man found guilty in woman's death
• Grand Terrace agrees to pay state, challenges amount
• $3M of heroin found following Monday's SWAT standoff
• Nevada man arrested in 1982 killing of Yucaipa man
• Cal State San Bernardino soccer assists Steele family
• Warehouse workers protest conditions
• SEBA fund at issue
• Ovitt: I'm in charge
• Highway worker dies from injuries
• Legislative Breakfast
• Jury gets case of man charged in woman's death
• Redlands planning board considers changes
• Crime and Public Safety, July 27
• Country music sweeps mountains
• Gas a go again at San Bernardino station
• Son of murderer is convicted of murder
• CSUSB Palm Desert Campus announces Jane Straus scholarship recipient
• ‘HiStory’ exhibit by Tony Maher concludes this week at RAFFMA
• Law opens private aid to illegal students
• Kirk controlled his boss, Ovitt, witnesses claim
• Sanchez accused of other assaults
• Beating suspects in court
• Officials seek help to ID body in field
• Camp strikes right notes for children
• Shots cause alarm
• Crime and Public Safety, July 26
• Woman fatally shot
• Fiery crash snarls Cajon Pass commuter traffic
• The history, mystery of 3-D go way back
• San Bernardino officials pushing for citywide wireless access
• Desperado wraps up Summer Wednesdays concert series
• Volunteers pitch in
• Cancer patient sees signs of hope
• Airport officials to reply to negative report
• Three Colonies case defendants picked mediator
• Brulte warns of trouble GOP faces
• Pharaoh's donation helps Boys & Girls Clubs cool off
• Summer heat to linger a bit
• Study backs airport work
• Roller derby teams make appearance at Fairplex
• The days when kids were obesity-free
• Crime and Public Safety, July 25
• Former patient at NICU returns to help others
• Running for their service
• Report blasts airport deals
• Parents' push fails
• Crime and Public Safety, July 24
• Award for fired director raised
• Trouble for kids seeking counsel
• Drivers gain 30-day reprieve
• Neighbors shocked
• VFW is counting on poker players to help raise funds
• Colonies Testimony: Promises, threats sealed $102 million deal
• 2,000 remember Colton mayor's humor at funeral
• Redlands council approves warehouse facility
• Identity, cause of death of buried woman remains a mystery
• Crime & Public Safety, July 23
• Judge awards San Bernardino school district executive $530,000 for attorney fees
• Brand new day, July 23
• 'Beethoven Reveries' rocks the Bowl
• Mobile press rolls into Redlands
• Two Rialto men charged in Dodgers beating case
• Little League Western Regional stadium gets upgrades
• Highway worker in critical condition
• Crime & Public Safety, July 22
• Big Bear student files lawsuit over World Cup jersey remarks
• Short takes, July 22
• Brand new day, July 22
• Redlands blood drive called 'great success'
• Rialto teacher agrees to probation, rehab
• John Weeks: The song remains the same, darn it
• Man injured in SB auto accident
• Colton rehires 22 elementary teachers
• 'Cinderella' ready to charm Junior University audiences
• Colton officer cleared in fatal shooting
• Coalition to improve health celebrates anniversary
• Highway worker in critical condition after crash
• AP sources: Panetta to OK end of military gay ban
• CSUSB professor to speak at state professional association
• Coming this fall: ‘Uberyummy’
• Coachella Valley Health Collaborative’s Healthy Lifestyle Challenge yields great results
• Interim's experience praised
• PSA in a cash crunch
• Head for the mountains
• Many speak up for mountains
• District lines almost done
• Residents grill Patton about security fears
• Optometrist offers online self-help videos
• Mayor sees thriving city
• Crime and Public Safety, July 21
• Redlands OKs packinghouse review
• Video re-enactment features defendant in killing
• Union attacks BMW on Internet
• Kids practice musical theater
• University establishes new entities to handle business and philanthropic activities
• Congressman Baca’s Women’s Conference at CSUSB July 21
• California Clown Campin’ returns to Cal State San Bernardino
• San Bernardino district's board picks interim leader
• Cadets learn the ropes at Redlands Emergency Services Academy
• LLUMC again tops report on local hospitals
• Priceless to the VA
• Derry enters guilty plea
• Defense rests in murder trial
• SanBAG executive director retires
• Supes to discuss supervisorial redistricting
• Date Smart trains teens to avoid abusive relationships
• Crime and Public Safety, July 20
• CSUSB launches new student Success and Graduation Initiative
• CSUSB enters into agreement with Chinese university
• How-to session on business plans offered in Corona
• Borders headed for liquidation
• Pot rule stirs debate
• Barely skating by
• A 'Blue' memorial
• Dumped-body trial begins
• SB council targets underage drinking
• State Street Winery now open
• Man found fatally shot in Rialto
• Did Fig Tree John live to be 136 years old?
• Pilot survives fiery plane crash
• Crime and Public Safety, July 19
• Egyptian art workshop for kids at RAFFMA
• Surf-rock band The Tornadoes bring classics to Summer Wednesdays
• Doing business with the state is focus of women’s business workshop
• Start your own business workshop set for Ontario
• Pomona soldier guilty of assault
• Young people too old for foster care get help
• Redistricting redux
• Felon profits from SBIA
• U.S. team still 'amazing'
• News Corp.'s sleaze has caught up to Murdoch
• Suggesting conflict of interest, Derry seeks new judge
• Growing Up Serrano camp shows kids Indian ways
• Black educator honored for life's work
• Grant to help train teachers
• End of an era for 'Potter' fans
• School CEO's dream is over
• Rescue effort thrives
• Service pride
• Paralyzed graduate explores benefits of scuba diving
• Highlanders Boxing Club holds celebration
• Embezzler sentenced to 45 days
• Pacifico performs at Bowl
• U of R donates $112K to city
• Park celebration salutes veterans
• Oak Glen body identified as female
• Rival debt limit plans overtake Obama's budget vision
• 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
• Former Fontana school administrator admits embezzlement
• Tattoo festival comes to Fairplex
• Veterans group surges at Patton State Hospital
• Body found in shallow grave in Oak Glen
• Legislature expected to give schools relief on whooping cough immunization deadline
• Crime & Public Safety, July 16
• Short takes, July 16
• Gunman gets 11 years in shooting death of Rialto man
• Colton mayor dies at 56
• Man arrested for narcotics sales
• San Bernardino public safety charter school turns its attention to new school year
• Making bid for wildlife
• News briefs, July 15
• Brand new day, July 15
• John Weeks: That's it, the rubber gloves are coming off!
• Victorville-based deputy takes plea deal in Explorer sex case
• Muscoy man gets 24 years for sexual abuse of 10-year-old girl
• Police storm San Bernardino home, find it empty
• Two Redlands leaders heading for the White House
• Crime & Public Safety, July 15
• Courts facing more cuts
• Family of CSUSB grad to hold a celebration of life in his memory, Saturday, July 16
• CSUSB professor studies earthquake faults using GPS navigation
• Women’s Club donates to CSUSB Palm Desert Campus nursing program
• Female entrepreneurs complete training series
• Trustees oust Dickinson
• Still wild about Harry
• Airport officials lay out rebukes of Grand Jury
• Greenwood identified as shooter
• Specialized center gains committee OK
• Crime and Public Safety, July 14
• Board OKs new parent powers
• Jury: Man sexually abused stepdaughter
• Rialto's financial future bleak without cuts
• Grand Terrace reviews sign limits
• For kids, a little dirt never hurts
• Diet tip delivery for seniors
• Two charged in homicides
• PG&E wants Hinkley water order lifted
• Kidnap suspect returned to U.S.
• Following $650 billion budget cut, CSU trustees approve additional tuition increase for fall
• 41st annual CSUSB student exhibit continues through July 30
• Combining art with social commentary earns CSUSB student group support
• CSU fees up again
• Newcomer elected in 2nd Ward
• Immigration protest
• Greenwood trial testimony begins
• Water official briefs senators
• Board reups gym deals, despite cost concerns
• Reform of pension plan goes forward
• Airport officials decry 'hit piece'
• Four killed in 2 shootings in San Bernardino
• Lotto makes up for lost job
• Man agrees to plea deal
• Crime and Public Safety, July 13
• High energy swing with Phat Cat Swinger at Summer Wednesdays
• CSUSB Palm Desert Campus seeking families to host Japanese students
• 2 killed, 1 hurt in shooting
• Council revives RDA
• Restating the priorities
• County deploying disaster trailers
• The mystery of a man called Fig Tree John
• Fatal shooting trial beginning
• Cupcake shop goes to 'Wars'
• Crime and Public Safety, July 12
• Convicted killer of Beaumont boy may escape death penalty in Idaho
• CSUSB revamps its news site
• Advising and registration sessions for all new CSUSB freshmen set for summer
• Lost pounds reveal man's running gift
• Vets united for softball
• 'No Child' has schools left behind
• I.E. officials fight for water
• SB owes investigator $18,875 more, arbitrator rules
• Swift water poses hazard
• Glass Museum tries to change city code
• Covering Indy 500 back when newspapers ruled
• Crystal Springs historical discussion will resume in October
• San Bernardino may reinstate redevelopment agency
• Graffiti crackdown
• Casino odds rise
• Return of 'Annie' marks 10th anniversary
• '20s roar again at San Bernardino County Museum
• Get wrapped up in Egyptian history at Cal State
• Omnitrans awards contract for rapid transit project
• 'Mayhem' in Devore
• Student donates art proceeds to CSUSB
• A bad conscience really can bug a guy
• St. Anthony school gets supporters
• Needs of Rialto water system reflect a national trend
• Counties bracing for prisoner transfer
• Crime and Public Safety, July 10
• Forest Care demonstrates fire-safe landscaping
• Gina Dvorak: Shuttle program brings thoughts of patriotism
• Why shuttles are being retired, what's next
• Cal State San Bernardino student art on display
• Group calls attention to water hazard in mountains
• Crime & Public Safety, July 9
• Short takes, July 9
• U.S. hiring practically halts in June
• Parents rally to try to save Catholic school in San bernardino
• Michel Nolan: Food and wine and helping others
• Man sentenced in wife's shooting death
• Brand new day, July 9
• Colton turnaround hailed
• Parents want school open
• San Bernardino airport nearing commercial service, officials say
• Cal State San Bernardino student art on display
• John Weeks: All they ask for is a helping hand(out)
• Brand new day, July 8
• Short takes, July 8
• Crime & Public Safety, July 8
• Man sentenced to 36 years to life in stabbing death
• Movies in the park limited but running in Redlands
• Kaiser Permanente planning free surgeries for 16 uninsured patients
• Redlands council to keep health benefits
• Grand Jury sees conflict-of-interest issue in merged San Bernardino County offices
• Inland cities experiencing funding gap
• County officials dispute allegations of union
• 57 Chinese students visit Redlands YMCA
• Redlands new chief settles in
• Airport's future uncertain
• Suspect held in school arson
• St. Anthony closed
• San Bernardino educator gets probation, jail time
• Man guilty in Marine's death
• Loma Linda challenges new district
• 9-year-old found in pool dies
• Victorville deputy denies sex charges
• Molina opens office
• Chiang reveals salaries
• Bill would cap health rate hikes
• CSUs lead way for tuition hikes
• School board picks search firm
• Redlands Bowl children's programs expanding
• Crime and Public Safety, July 6
• Claremont bullish on bike tour return in 2012
• Area DUI arrests up over July Fourth weekend
• Group honors San Bernardino slaying witnesses
• Gunman kills man, wounds brother in San Bernardino
• Colton board seeks member
• Timely way of celebrating
• Can pot bans stand?
• Adviser work open in district
• Fireworks steal show at Fontana's 'Red, White and Cruise'
• Sylvan Park area hosts parade, activities
• Photography fundraiser benefits Redlands animal shelter
• Heroes get well-deserved honors
• Veteran leading district
• A delayed honor
• Charter schools still in infancy
• Redlands markets booming
• Action coming on SB council
• Chamber, mayor to address future of Redlands
• Humidity adds misery to sizzling Sunday
• Crime and Public Safety, July 4
• On July 4th, Marines' top enlisted man remembers Colton
• Birthday Bags 4 Kids holding rummage sale in Redlands
• Fundraiser to benefit education programs
• Panners find 'gold' at Big Bear Lake festival
• San Bernardino district hires two assistant superintendents
• A new law for school meals
• Troubled acres
• Halting smugglers
• Cuts don't dip into pool hours
• Crime and Public Safety, July 3
• Birthday Bags 4 Kids holding rummage sale in Redlands
• Redlands City Council to vote on project, not sale, mayor says
• Public Safety Academy CEO's credentials questioned
• Fourth of July events
• Hope for sparkling sales
• Colonies case hits snag
• Leaders give thumbs up to SB County vision
• Fireworks show set at university
• Victorville audit not in Grand Jury report
• Local fan of Warped Tour now part of it
• Michel Nolan: Youth Symphonie to hit the road for summer tour
• Brand new day, July 2
• Independence Day in the I.E.
• San Bernardino Airport Authority reacts to report
• News briefs, July 2
• Discovery of ill dogs leads to arrests in Hinkley
• 'Midnight Madness' set at center: A safe place for teens
• Holiday weekend temps likely to go up, up, up
• Tutoring center raising funds by bringing Gourmet Pizza, Cuca's to Bowl patrons
• Penman: The race is on for SB city attorney
• Grand Jury questions management practices at San Bernardino airport
• Redlands Theatre Festival to offer additional entertainment in its 39th season
• School district brings back laid off teachers
• Immigrant children not served by Health Care Reform will pose health risk for other children
• Men of the Year honored at area banquet
• Former U.S. judge takes lead on Burum defense
• UC, CSU officials protest millions in budget cuts
• McKenna aims for new role as city attorney
• Grand Terrace council balances city budget
• Water privatization move fails
• Trustees get backing
• Finding right fit for youth
• Severe citation for SB hospital
• Crime and Public Safety, June 30
• Officials unite to support Vision
• Loma Linda bans marijuana dispensaries
• Redlands' Joslyn Senior Center bids farewell to longtime director
• San Bernardino man pleads guilty in molestation case
• University to raise monthly parking fees; daily rates hold
• 300 Rialto residents speak out on proposed water plan
• Superintendent search planned
• City attorney may get a challenger
• Precision with purpose
• Lawmakers pass budget
• Event features young artists
• County to trim library service
• Animal rights activists seek shelter changes
• Anguiano pleads not guilty
• Relics tell true tales
• Transient pleads no contest in Highland attack
• Crime and Public Safety, June 29
• Chance encounter leads to slaying in San Bernardino
• Chinese art student donates $1,000 to CSUSB after auctioning of her artwork
• Mountain bridge opens
• Budget deal made
• Horse allure fading
• Gory games for kids OK'd
• Dodgers file for Ch. 11
• Key water vote expected
• Movies in the Park returns to Redlands
• Walmart Supercenter still a possibility in Redlands
• Fundraiser to benefit Redlands youth clubs
• Crime and Public Safety, June 28
• Local history follows the flow of water
• San Bernardino council to focus on slimmer budget
• 10 Freeway crash kills young woman
• Nursing students at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus display research posters for final class project
• Bern brings beat to open Summer Wednesdays concert series
• Man due in court in sex case
• Inland Empire could use a film program
• Good times for good cause
• History losing out
• Letter carriers file a protest
• The doctor is ... out
• Man's trial set to begin
• Redlands Bowl gets a big boost
• Group unveils plans for recreation area
• Crime and Public Safety, June 27
• Redlands Bowl Gala turns Smiley Park into '80s party
• Firefighters search for cause of tire fire
• Dutton's GOP brick wall
• Growing jails secure jobs
• It's a dangerous job
• Council OKs stop signs at high school intersection
• Crime and Public Safety, June 26
• Club, Bryn Mawr hold celebrations
• Napa vintners prepare for climate change
• $12K 'booted' for MDA
• Musical classics open bowl
• Cadet program attacked
• Hope for Heritage Square
• Retired fire captain Kreske dead at 54
• Efforts to legalize pot go national
• Ham operators tune skills to respond in emergencies
• Redlands dedicates its new linear Terrace Park
• Fugitive in `Dead Presidents' case arrested
• San Bernardino to lose a post office; Orange Show Lane site shut in August
• 88th season opens with 'Pop Dreams'
• Michel Nolan: This `Bandit' does good deeds
• Mountain residents weigh in on San Bernardino County redistricting
• Brand new day, June 25
• Redlands to install new stop signs on Texas Street
• Boys & Girls Club, Bryn Mawr Elementary School celebrate school, summer
• Former U of R education dean, high school principal retires after 44 years
• Grant-sponsored educational training for industry professionals seeking to teach
• Children's programs starting at Redlands library, bookstores
• Eight prisoners of war honored at ceremony
• Grand Terrace puts forward new business faces
• Consultant: San Bernardino's financial challenges most severe ever seen
• Crime & Public Safety, June 25
• Judge grants restraining order against San Bernardino charter school's executives
• Judge rejects motion to dismiss charges against county supervisor
• Gay group promotes "Out at the Park" for 66ers game
• Inland Valley Development Agency passes budget
• Redlands Bowl season kicks off tonight
• San Bernardino to lose a post office; Orange Show location to shut its doors in August
• Brand new day, June 24
• Short takes, June 24
• Boys & Girls Club, Bryn Mawr Elementary School celebrate school, summer
• Crime & Public Safety, June 24
• Court ruling allows Colton marijuana dispensaries to stay open
• Circus performer clowns around with vets at Loma Linda hospital
• Fontana group seeks to recall mayor and council; change from "at large" to district representation
• Coachella Valley Health Collaborative’s Healthy Lifestyle Challenge reaches halfway point
• Cal State San Bernardino offers summer sports camps in basketball, soccer and volleyball
• University launches new student success and graduation initiative
• Embezzler given 4-year sentence
• Rialto teacher accepts plea
• Cuts still pending for Grand Terrace
• School tax defeated
• Wreck causes acid spill
• Redistricting lines would split Redlands
• Officials stress risks as heat increases
• Food-truck festival names its winners
• Crime and Public Safety, June 23
• Board to discuss search for SB schools chief
• TD has a nasty aftermath
• 11 docents set to work at museum
• Children's programs starting at library, bookstores in Redlands
• Colton denies landfill filling project
• Beaumont pot dispensary owner arrested
• Don't ruin dreams by cutting school funding
• Pfau Library encourages kids to 'Be Creative'
• University receives $200K to offer Persian alongside Arabic summer program
• Controller won't pay lawmakers
• Academy gets public support
• Downtown could get cinema
• Allred creates stir in SB
• Attorney files for restraining order
• AG wants Derry charges dropped
• Proton therapy a beam of hope
• Three charged with abducting immigrants
• Family, friends try to raise burial fund
• Fourth of July T-shirt to benefit Redlands fire truck
• Downtown Redlands park to receive face-lift
• Crime and Public Safety, June 22
• Lake Arrowhead residents indicted in alleged film investment scams
• Colton school board member resigns
• Agreement reached between union, San Bernardino
• Ex-deputy accused of sex with girl pleads not guilty
• Twenty-two Coyote student-athletes earn degrees
• Summer sessions begins Wednesday, June 22
• School trustees file suit
• Delgado leaving, but problems persist
• Dangerous road work
• Comments, but no vote
• Students play at Critter Camp
• Crime and Public Safety, June 21
• Some Big Bear High yearbooks still not turned in
• Critter Camp teaches compassion, kindness
• Pigman earns All-America honors
• Beginning today, Monday, June 20, CSUSB shifts to four-day schedule for the summer
• Checking out classic cars
• Redistricting draft draws criticism
• Experiencing a rebirth
• Seeing city from others' eyes
• Airport work on schedule
• Fontana weighs tax
• Water surplus generates steep discount for city agencies
• Councilman questions SB benefits
• A good day to say goodbye to booze
• Mom killed in 1-car crash
• Festival of food trucks
• District asked to mediate dispute
• Privatizing water
• Economy relies on logistics
• 3,000 earn Cal State SB diplomas
• Juneteenth with message
• Jenkins leads in funding for seat on SB Council
• Car show aims to help children
• U of R graduate creates new app
• Redlands native pulls the strings for puppet show
• Redlands' Fourth of July to feature a few changes
• Police shoot, kill man in Fontana
• Crime and Public Safety, June 19
• Brinker says he will run for San Bernardino mayor
• Rialto man found dead in burning truck
• Highway 330 reopens
• Candidates tackle issues
• Convicted robbers receive lengthy prison sentences
• Veto provides Brown time to deal
• City leaders decry plan to transfer control to Inland Empire-based authority
• Unemployment and jobs dip in May
• Colton school board approves lean budget, plans more cuts
• Brand new day, June 18
• Michel Nolan: Summer music fun to kick off at Cal State
• Woman overcomes challenges to graduate from Cal State
• County residents to weigh-in on redistricting
• News briefs, June 18
• Shooting suspect arrested
• San Bernardino High School feeds the needy
• CSUSB celebrates summer commencement
• Report: School's CEO's was told of deputy, student sexual relationship
• Report: Deputy admits to sex with girl
• Who do you call? SBDIRECT
• Brown vetoes Legislature's budget plan
• Lawmaker pay still up in the air after governor's veto of budget
• Photo prompts recall of Big Bear High yearbook
• Transient arrested after stabbing, botched burglary in Highland
• Brand new day, June 17
• Single-family house construction giving way to condos, UCLA forecast says
• Correction
• Crime & Public Safety, June 17
• News briefs, June 17
• Supervisors mull county budget
• Hearing officer upholds medical marijuana dispensary fines
• Brown vetoes Calif. budget passed by Democrats
• Student who started out homeless to graduate from Cal State San Bernardino
• Graduating nursing student reunited with childhood nurse
• CSUSB seniors prove it’s never too late for a college degree
• Three more doctoral candidates at CSUSB reach milestone in June
• Transient arrested after robbery in Highland
• Budget passes with fees, cuts, 'gimmicks'
• Jurist says massive budget cuts will damage court system
• Man surrenders after standoff in Highland
• Two accused of murdering man, burning corpse
• Loma Linda passes budget, requires CalPERS payments
• Police search for man in slaying on one-year anniversary of boy's death
• Ways to keep the brain lively
• Correction, June 16
• Largest county union endorses tribal leader for Third District supervisor
• Crime and public safety, June 16
• Pharaoh's president says Pharaoh's won't close
• Cal State San Bernardino Commencement ceremonies at Coussoulis Arena to be webcast
• 41st annual CSUSB student art exhibit opens Saturday, June 18
• Drugfree.org sets stage for Brown Facebook interview
• Graduation is a family affair for mom, son and grandson at Cal State San Bernardino
• For new CSUSB graduate, home was where the heart was
• Candidates in Ward 2 race debate
• Deal for Pharaoh's close
• D.A.'s cases mount
• Kirk resigns county post
• Students' rockets take flight
• Charter trustees meet in private
• Mental competency debated in murder trial
• Privatizing Rialto Water Department topic of workshop
• Crime and Public Safety, June 15
• Aquinas High School back on track
• Slaying of Fontana man by authorities deemed justified
• Huck Finn Jubilee returns
• CSUSB College of Natural Sciences outstanding graduate students honored
• Volunteer work listed among achievements for outstanding grads from CSUSB's College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
• Students from CSUSB Palm Desert Campus to receive college degrees at The Show on Thursday, June 16
• Two outstanding graduates named at Cal State San Bernardino's Palm Desert Campus
• CSUSB’s College of Arts and Letters names its outstanding graduates
• CSUSB College of Business and Public Administration to honor 2011 outstanding graduates at June Commencement
• Sales hit 3-year low
• Urgent-care center conducts ceremony
• Financial penalty looms
• Loma Linda looks to ban pot co-ops
• Loma Linda Academy graduates 105 seniors
• Judge raises the stakes
• ULV law school suffers
• Crime and Public Safety, June 14
• Redlands Target shifts store to add more food space
• San Bernardino Elks to celebrate Flag Day
• Pioneer woman had long list of accomplishments
• Installation of the Robert Whitehead Photography Collection
• Redlands gets park for dogs
• Help for the homeless
• Budget battle intensifies
• Hospital at LLU keeps local laundry
• Fontana set for $12M upgrade of police station
• She's 77, and now a Cal Poly Pomona grad
• Child's drowning a warning
• Charity reports theft
• Kids learn how to ride a bike
• Crime and Public Safety, June 13
• Attack on kids' health care legislation prompts protest
• Games deliver a final punch
• Fighting for survival
• Nonprofit no more
• 'Weird Al' Yankovic to perform at Fox Performing Arts Center
• Arrowhead Christian graduates more than 75
• County changes mind on curtailing restroom hours
• Redlands fire captain making sacrifice for kids battling cancer
• Festival-goers urged to back pot
• Prison plan a problem
• Redlands dog park opens officially today
• Mud Run: get down, get dirty, get clean
• Mayor: No leadership void in San Bernardino Police Department
• First state redistricting proposal could bring Lewis/Baca showdown
• Charges filed against two in Explorer teen sex scandal
• New Redlands police chief 'stood out' as job's front-runner
• Colonies defendants receive grand jury transcripts
• Brand new day, June 11
• Great time to be a kid at Running Springs summer camp
• News briefs, June 11
• Michel Nolan: Some sweet mountain music for summer
• Colton classified employees accept furloughs
• Crime & Public Safety, June 11
• Loma Linda volunteers pitch in to help Joplin tornado victims
• Baca weighs run for proposed new congressional seat
• Dog park opening Sunday
• CoyoteCareers earns NACE award for innovation
• San Bernardino rail yard will be focus of major air pollution study
• Derry lawyers file motion to dismiss felony charges
• Here's your chance to adopt horse, burro
• Fontana school board approves after-school program contract with city
• San Bernardino's second top cop picked as new Redlands police chief
• Water agency to require PG&E to supply water to Hinkley residents with contaminated water sources
• Correction
• Brand new day, June 10
• Sheriff's Department getting ready for run
• Redlands hospital receives Komen grants for mammograms, education
• News briefs, June 10
• Art Institute fundraiser is in the cards
• School district classified employees reject 5 percent pay cut proposal
• Bill would ban officials facing criminal charges from serving on boards that get federal money
• Short takes, June 10
• Retention rates continue to improve at CSUSB
• CSUSB president honored by public administration organization
• Summer Wednesdays celebrates 25 years of concerts on the CSUSB lawn
• Burries earns Hall of Fame honor
• Caruso selected in Round 50 by the Florida Marlins
• Cal Poly Pomona student arrested for videos in men's bathrooms
• Redlands Heritage Awards include homes built by brothers, adaptive reuse buildings
• Accused Rialto officer placed on unpaid leave
• SB school chief's departure gets mixed reactions; officials begin search for new chief
• Victorville soldier killed in Iraq rocket attack
• Principal named director of charter schools
• Colton teachers union alleges unfair negotiating
• Redlands man graduates from Coast Guard Academy
• Sierra Club, energy firm clash over proposal
• Edison proposes rate increases
• Opening statements for case against man linked to deadly drug deal
• Dental stem cells eyed for treatment
• Looking into the ongoing GMO debate
• Champions of global health make a difference
• Caregivers have reconnection
• Brooks selected by the Kansas City Royals in MLB Draft
• Pond selected in Round 39 by San Diego Padres
• CSUSB Asian organization honors students, staff and faculty at annual recognition ceremony
• Ward 2 hopefuls discuss ideas
• Council balances Colton budget
• Colton High grads set records
• Funding in doubt
• Charter trustee departs
• Superintendent to resign
• Service dog helps kids see their career options
• SBCUSD board moves to hire charter schools director
• Sanity hearing begins in fatal clubbing case
• Crime and Public Safety, June 8
• Donating on faith
• Officer, lawyer charged
• Task force to review possible changes to city's 7 wards
• Board discusses chief for charters
• School in power struggle
• D.A. will drop effort to win death sentence
• Documentary gets rolling
• Court postpones new Montelongo hearing
• Program rewards students in Fontana
• Crime and Public Safety, June 7
• The luxurious but unlucky Stewart Hotel
• CSUSB's first athletic director earns Hall of Fame honor
• All-American Teri Paine receives Coyote Hall of Fame honor
• University’s conservation garden officially open
• Agency faces bill of $6.5M
• Wilson's upturn
• Motocross, cycling, golf games today
• Capitol Hill bonuses
• Livestock auction to end
• New offer for packinghouse
• SB police discover dead man
• Marines have the right stuff to play hardball with Taliban
• Animal shelter gets solar gift
• Colton student celebrates graduation, perfect attendance
• Boat lovers converge on Arrowhead
• In defense of Medicare
• GOP asks for stronger cellphone bill
• Drawing water from desert
• Fostering opportunities
• Crime and Public Safety, June 5
• San Bernardino service station hangs in there during freeway reconstruction
• Crime & Public Safety, June 4
• Food guidelines taking new shape
• 'Lifelong learning' celebrated
• Parting is such sweet celebration
• San Bernardino County leaders pooh-pooh car tax bill
• Rialto officer shoots, kills brick-holding man charging officers
• Mentone marijuana collective operator sentenced
• "Stars of Tomorrow Children's Theater" staging summer day camp
• News briefs, June 4
• Short takes, June 4
• Taking a trip back in time with the Huck Finn Jubilee
• Dog owners sentenced in Fontana mauling
• 91,000 attend 96th Orange Show
• Redlands street Repair work to begin tonight
• Public Safety Academy board votes to place charter school founder on leave
• San Bernardino's San Gorgonio High holds graduation
• Authorities say woman stabbed Diamond Bar man to death before dismembering him
• Police, firefighters ready to compete in eight days of games
• San Bernardino City Council Ward 2 Candidate Forum
• Bicyclist shoots two San Bernardino men, killing one
• National Trails Day to launch restoration program at Children's Forest
• Newspapers award scholarships to employees' family members
• Lake Gregory family fishing event marks silver anniversary
• Suspect in San Bernardino firearms robbery facing multiple life terms
• Cal State opens water-conservation garden
• John Weeks: To 2011 graduates, you're welcome!
• Short takes, June 3
• No spike seen in area gang-related homicides despite state report
• Lengthy San Bernardino council meetings stirs concerns
• Crime & Public Safety, May 3
• Muscoy's Provisional Accelerated Learning Center holds graduation ceremony
• Baseball's Pond named All-American
• CSUSB kicks off new conservation garden with tours, water-wise landscape workshops beginning Saturday, June 4
• June 15 is application deadline for new degree program at CSUSB's Palm Desert Campus in career and technical studies
• CSUSB accepting applications for winter 2012
• Ontario soldier laid to rest
• Cable TV show films at San Bernardino self-storage facility
• Survey: Residents rank San Bernardino County as a good place to live
• Police ID corpse as Diamond Bar man; suspect's son, daughter arrested
• Gutierrez arrest to figure in review
• Crime and public safety, June 2
• Adelanto finalizes deal for ICE facility
• Redlands East Valley grads ready to face the world
• Media and TV execs put spotlight on older people
• Arthritis Foundation hopes to raise awareness on annual walk
• Corrective work to begin Saturday on downtown Redlands intersections
• Graduation celebration filled with tears and hugs at Anderson School
• Redlands Symphony's 26th annual Gala dances into view on Saturday
• Marine battalion back at Twentynine Palms after kicking Taliban
• Mistrial declared in alleged bribery trial
• Local briefs, June 2
• Sad homecoming
• Senate passes bill to transfer control of ONT
• School facing tough times
• Major cuts looming
• Weapons found next to day-care center
• Missing Diamond Bar man may be corpse found in trash can
• Crime and Public Safety, June 1
• Funeral set for longtime black community volunteer
• Former officer found guilty of murder
• KVCR has a new home at SBVC
• Eastpointe Village drawing national and local attention
• Check out the rides, help the blind
• Journey through animationland with Disney and Dreamworks consultant Stuart Sumida
• County had some doggone good mail carriers
• State's students miss out on P.E.
• Cuts hit aid for disabled
• Remains create mystery
• Orangefest attendance up
• Crime and Public Safety, May 31
• Highway 330 access restricted again starting Monday
• University named to national honor roll
• Sober reflection as hundreds honor servicemen on Memorial Day
• Day for 'heroes'
• Going back to court
• Burum's legal defense taking shape
• Man shot to death while fighting with deputies
• A badge of courage
• 1 hurt in fire
• 'Merchant' closes Shakespeare festival
• Memorial Day events
• A day of many memories
• Defining districts
• Cash for cold cases
• Pay cuts proposed
• U of R duo prepares to visit Germany
• Canine competitors shine at Fairplex
• Memorial Day stirs up memories for vets
• Area group that helps the blind gets a new name
• Project Learn teaches value of planning for the future
• As weather heats up, officials issue plea for safety
• City to cut 250 palms
• Cooling for a day
• More than 1,000 receive diplomas at University of Redlands ceremonies
• Crime and Public Safety, May 29
• Neighbors raise a stink about RC market
• Michel Nolan: Classic boats will be on view
• 'Greenhorn Bandits' rob banks in Redlands, Diamond Bar, San Dimas
• Drivers hit the road for Memorial Day weekend
• San Bernardino Valley College holds graduation
• News briefs, May 28
• In fire's wake, Bloomington celebrates seniors
• Crime & Public Safety, May 28
• Inland Empire lags behind coast in job gains
• Rialto school district's classified union returns to bargaining table
• Officials stress caution near swimming pools
• ‘Confluence of Cultures’ concert features rising young performers from Asia
• Undocumented immigrants are federal responsibility, local lawmakers say
• Brand new day, May 27
• One dead, one arrested after traffic collision in Ontario
• Adelanto prison plan put on hold
• Loma Linda bans mobile billboards
• Redlands school district autism program on the way, teen praises his principal
• Commencement ceremonies under way at University of Redlands
• Unforgettables opens Redlands office
• Redlands school artists receive awards
• Calimesa middle school students learn about race cars, math through ROP
• Need for medical marijuana collectives defended
• Crowds line up for Orange Festival's opening day
• Crime & Public Safety, May 27
• Short takes, May 27
• Colton schools see 'surprisingly encouraging' budget
• Ontario soldier remembered
• More honors for baseball and softball team members
• Plans for trip split opinions in Rialto
• Some 'pain' in proposed Redlands city budget
• 'Pregnancy Test' a book with all the answers
• Memorial Day events
• Library ribbon cutting celebrates reopening
• San Bernardino elementary school vice principal pleads guilty to pot charge
• Study documents plunging crime rate locally, nationally
• Rialto's Wilmer Amina Carter High School graduates 511 in sunny, but windy ceremony
• Grand Terrace authorizes $29 million in bonds
• Crime and public safety, May 26
• Plan outlines stark future for Grand Terrace
• Beware the season of snacking ... summer!
• Tetanus: rare at home, still killing abroad
• Caregiving, job demands are a juggling act
• Local briefs, May 26
• San Bernardino man 'fulfills dream' with college degree
• Orange Show opens today in San Bernardino
• San Bernardino church adopts high school
• It's iron, it's art, it's for the public
• Homicides falling
• Bribe case goes to jury
• Cal State San Bernardino to close May 30 in observance of Memorial Day
• Advising and registration sessions for all new CSUSB students set for summer; last session for transfer students is June 4
• Gonzales says she will cut 3 on staff
• Tech upgrade
• Redlands YMCA begins upgrades
• Colton school board to reconsider early retirement program
• Competition shines at Art Institute of California-Inland Empire
• Supervisors hold meeting to discuss redistricting
• Crime and Public Safety, May 25
• Highway 330 repairs almost complete
• Summer quarter parking permits now available for purchase online
• CSUSB’s Percussion Ensemble to perform at Palm Desert Campus on June 5
• Phi Beta Delta headquarters moving to Cal State San Bernardino
• Award-winning harmonies of Soundstage
• Inmate release feared
• Brothers' bribery trial wraps up
• Fire won't stop classes
• Violent crime falls
• Agency taps Grand Terrace for $2.3M
• Memorial honors fallen
• Crime and Public Safety, May 24
• City attorney pleads no contest
• Elderly man kills wife, self
• Fontana police looking into two train station robberies
• Uffer trial set for October
• Southland 'soldier of fortune' made headlines
• University’s 2011 Latino Graduation Day to be held on June 4
• Association to hold annual Black Graduation recognition ceremony on June 4
• CSU leaders visit capitol to advocate against additional budget cuts
• CSU prepares for the worst
• A calling to serve
• Money up for grabs
• Rialto water project begins
• Cuts to reduce summer classes
• Crime and Public Safety, May 23
• Roller derby gaining speed
• Colton project faces fierce opposition
• This soldier was one great American
• Art Institute plans talent contest Tuesday
• Kids, families make art at museum
• Thrills on wheels
• Power struggle boils over who's in charge
• Dedicated play space
• District lines in spotlight
• Plea deal near in DUI case
• Yucaipa senior pet program grows
• Redlands cycle group rides special needs
• Eight arrests made in DUI checkpoint
• Local artists paint violins for Redlands Symphony gala auction
• Living history comes to life at Yucaipa Adobe
• Fire guts Bloomington High administration building; arson blamed
• San Bernardino school district holds reading festival
• Hot chili, hot cars at Redlands show, cookoff
• Critics: D.A.'s handling of arrests of corruption suspects is political grandstanding
• Rapture preacher says today is Judgement Day
• Judge dismisses criminal complaint against former Assistant Assessor Jim Erwin
• CSUSB counseling graduate students provide study help at Rialto's Kucera Middle School
• Brand new day, May 21
• Dropping gasoline prices still $1 more than Memorial Day weekend
• Michel Nolan: Spring, summer of learning, fun at Big Bear Discovery Center
• Suspected coin scam artist arrested in Crestline
• Short takes, May 21
• Correction
• Crime & Public Safety, May 21
• San Bernardino school union sues district to restore power to Personnel Commission
• More than 300,000 High Desert residents lose 9-1-1 service for two hours
• CSUSB receives award for architectural design of College of Education building
• CSUSB’s Palm Desert Campus to host event celebrating local teachers
• University again recognized on 2010 President’s Community Service Honor Roll
• CSUSB College of Education to hold graduate research symposium on May 24
• NCAA Finals berth on the line this weekend
• Cook defends savings in new union contracts
• Adelanto center to hold undocumented immigrants
• Drugs behind Rialto home invasion, gun battle, say police
• Short takes, May 20
• Adelanto: Boy drowns in pool
• Crime & Public Safety, May 20
• John Weeks: A blue weekend in the Inland Empire
• Alumni bringing art to Arroyo Valley High School
• Redlands cracking down on aggressive panhandlers
• Work on Redlands downtown intersections to be redone
• YAPS pet program available in Redlands
• Fontana school board allows students to raise funds to support slashed programs
• 2011-2012 Rogers Scholars named at CSUSB's Palm Desert Campus
• Pond earns 1st-Team Daktronics West Region
• Public art dedication at Chancellor’s Park in San Bernardino
• Veterans kick off Run for the Wall
• Local briefs, May 19
• Postmus' attorney urges San Bernardino County to drop civil lawsuit against ex-assessor, others
• San Bernardino wants more homegrown firefighters
• Fontana DMV employee sentenced for falsifying records
• MS can't dim Clay Walker's star power
• Plastic surgery not gender exclusive
• Most pet bites aren't serious
• Stress linked with caregiving needs to be confronted
• San Bernardino High has new Mr. Cardinal
• Redlands Police Department to see change: New chief, shift in services
• It's summer movie showtime Friday at Lake Gregory
• Testimony ends in trial of two men accused of bribing supervisor's ex-chief of staff
• Triple shooting kills two, wounds one in north San Bernardino
• SB School Board seeks control of supe job
• Cal State San Bernardino graduate John Paddison publishes novel
• University well represented among 2011 women of distinction
• Lecture to focus on the state of health of Coachella Valley seniors on Saturday, May 21
• Graduation ceremonies set for June
• Defendants under watch
• Schools are still hurting
• Summit celebrates schools' success stories
• County to pay $135,000 to ex-employee
• Rancho Cucamonga council to look at naming procedure
• Suspect changes her stories
• Court orders release of data on county pensions
• Study looks into CT scans
• Reform plan pushed
• Symphony reveals plan for new season
• Brown approves union deals
• Crime and Public Safety, May 18
• RAFFMA Celebrates International Museum Day
• Environmental Science Expo at CSUSB’s Palm Desert Campus will promote Coachella Valley’s green initiative
• Brown revises budget
• Hudson gives lessons for future policy
• Little dog, big love
• School rewarded for its fundraising
• Director downplays ONT talk
• Councilwoman wants colleague investigated
• 'Granny Bandit' suspect pleads not guilty
• Jurors shown cash at bribery trial
• Crime and Public Safety, May 17
• Baca hands out scholarships to students
• Redlands library employee accused of embezzlement
• Cool, wet weather to come to region
• Recreation renovations coming to Redlands Community Center
• Prep sports have wild history in the Inland Empire
• Governor's May revision ties $1 billion CSU cut to tax extensions
• Congressman Joe Baca to host education summit at CSUSB adressing ‘No Child Left Behind’ act
• Student selected for prestigious Panetta Institute internship
• Long wait for layoffs
• Omni seeks riders' input
• Counseling suffers
• Car theft suspect killed
• Upland rejected $2M deal
• Crime and Public Safety, May 16
• Toy boat races fun, educational
• Redlands considers cuts-only budget proposal
• Use your anger to help end child abuse
• Redlands firefighters draw crowd for annual car show
• Advocacy group lashes out at CalWORKs cuts
• Loma Linda considers mobile billboard ban
• Redlands school collects more than $1,000 for Ronald McDonald House
• Redlands school board honors retirees
• You in Facebook?
• Still stuck in muddy waters
• Gonzales' relatives upset at acquittal in murder case
• High school hosts Optimist Games
• Bracing for budget's worst
• Tamburitzans will perform Monday in Fontana
• Planes of Fame Air Show draws record crowd
• While in jail, defendants placed in protective custody
• Dogs strut their stuff for Humane society fundraiser
• Redlands Soroptimists strut styles from local stores
• 500 walk for cystic fibrosis
• Crime and Public Safety, May 15
• San Bernardino rally spotlights 'State of Emergency' in California schools
• R.C. has second thoughts on naming rights policy
• Michel Nolan: Shop, eat, be merry at San Bernardino's Farmers Fair and Market Night
• Brand new day, May 14
• Redlands Community Center preschool program to expand
• Short takes, May 14
• Inland Empire state parks survive cuts that will close 70 parks by next summer
• Redlands hosts 'really awesome' 25th Optimist Games
• Renaissance Fair comes to Redlands middle school
• Father takes special plea bargain in daughter's death in 1983
• Attorney looking at statute of limitations in Colonies case
• Crime & Public Safety, May 14
• Joplin, American underclass chase 'The Dream’ in repertory productions
• Maynard named natural sciences interim dean
• New dean appointed to lead CSUSB College of Business and Public Administration
• Bailed out: 4 criminal defendants released from custody
• Republican lawmakers release budget proposal without tax increases
• Highway 330 could reopen for holidays
• Granny bandit to stay locked up
• Walk for the Animals
• Brand new day, May 13
• Dollars-for-Dogs
• John Weeks: To be or not to be squeamish
• Cool cars, hot chili in Redlands
• Rialto school board lays off 96 certified employees in budget-balancing action
• University class learns history of Redlands while gardening
• Short takes, May 13
• Crime & Public Safety, May 13
• Redlands high school student wins state science fair, competes internationally
• Schools' English learners slip
• Hagman advises attorneys
• Taylor Crowe presents 'The View from Here; My Life with Autism'
• CSUSB students host 10th annual ‘Celebration of Pilipino Culture’ May 14
• New mobile app to make finding classes, events easier at CSUSB
• University's Leonard Transportation Center to host forum on transportation technology
• CSUSB College of Natural Sciences dean to retire in August
• Pond earns first-team All-CCAA honors
• Rialto school board lays off 96 certified employees in budget-balancing action
• Tasered man dies in custody
• Bail is set 'extremely high'
• Rutherford says San Bernardino County should drop lawsuit
• Former directors of 1st Centennial fight complaint
• Student robotics team loses its adviser
• 'Granny Bandit' suspect arrested
• Teacher pleads not guilty
• Educators thank safety personnel
• Redlands police busy on Facebook
• Redlands man leading cleanup effort
• Controversy's the thing at Redlands' Shakespeare fest
• Crime and Public Safety, May 12
• More than 900 attend San Bernardino job fair
• Highland council renews paramedic tax
• Fontana school board authorizes layoffs for 129 teachers, counselors
• 2011 high school Economic Challenge winners crowned
• Athletics Hall of Fame class to be inducted June 9
• Contingency plan for $1 billion cut to California State University outlined at trustees meeting
• Four indicted in San Bernardino County corruption probe
• Paul Biane arrest concludes brief 'fugitive' status in corruption case
• Get Your Car Washed On Pit Road And Drive Around Auto Club Speedway For Charity
• 'Granny Bandit' stalks parking lots
• Supervisors mum on indictments
• County survey examines attitudes toward alcohol
• San Bernardino mayor addresses city's accomplishments, challenges
• Crime and Public Safety, May 11
• Upland to recruit new city manager
• Parolee strikes Fontana police officer with car
• Burum a supporter of affordable housing, charities
• Rialto teacher arrested again
• Upland, SanBAG again demand that county end lawsuit after indictments
• Students, faculty rally against Cal State cuts
• Will there be enough indictments to go around?
• 150-acre fire burns north of Forest Falls
• CSUSB Alumni Jazz Quartet to perform at Palm Desert Campus on May 15
• Expert to speak on gender-based violence at quarterly 'Conversations on Diversity' lecture
• Protest presses Dutton on cuts
• Derry attacks Ramos
• Page says Kouladjians got special treatment
• Former chancellor of SB Community College District dies at age 82
• Pioneer ranch family left a lasting legacy
• Crime and Public Safety, May 10
• San Bernardino students visit bakery
• New Metrolink express trains make SB to L.A. a quick trip
• Bodies found in San Bernardino, Rialto
• Victim claims robber was 80-year-old woman
• CSUSB Business Alliance to host event on organizational culture
• Four CSUSB alumni to be inducted to 2011 College of Behavorial Sciences Hall of Fame
• Nursing students turn to YouTube in a tough job market
• Group: Transit line a burden
• Health bill revived
• Tdap vaccines mandated
• Metrolink express line to Los Angeles debuts today
• Cal Poly students get inspired
• Official: Prison report wrong
• Yucaipa park set for summer
• Redlands campaign, foundation will honor slain teens
• SEALs complete a task 10 years in the making
• Powwow celebrates culture
• Redlands ladder truck set to arrive ahead of schedule
• Rialto man dies when ambulance crashes
• U of R students study shelter dogs during May Term
• Feldheym Central Library earns Family Place Library designation
• Grove senior sets up toy drive for Birthday Bags
• Bribe case heats up
• Sparks fly at council meeting
• Newest moms discover new joy
• Norton veterans give up on plane
• Walk held to end family violence
• CSUSB project strives for student engagement, lower dropout rate
• Crime and Public Safety, May 8
• Investigators find hotel receipt in case of man accused of sex with minor
• San Manuel leader to run for San Bernardino County supervisor
• Colton school board lays off 72 certified employees
• Big top is family stop
• Charges against 3rd deputy rejected
• Prayer unites at San Bernardino mayor's event
• Employers add more jobs, national unemployment rises
• Explorer programs in review
• Redlands votes on funding for one-year action plan
• Lower gas prices tied to 'bin Laden euphoria'
• Crime and Public Safety, May 7
• San Bernardino goes after delinquent landlords
• Health fair to take place at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus on May 14
• University receives federal grant to study grandparents raising grandchildren
• Anthropology Museum 'Steps Through Time' with new exhibit
• Derry says he will fight charges at Tea Party meeting
• Obama in NY: We never forget, we mean what we say
• John Weeks: Wii are the champions of the world
• Schools progress report shows improvement
• Redistricting meeting shows challenges ahead
• Recent Air Force basic training grads
• Rialto couple mark 50 years together
• Patton State Hospital official dies in crash
• Gunning for a fun Mother's Day at Calico Ghost Town
• Schools celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• Sheriff's explorer program to be reviewed after another deputy accused of sex with minor
• Orangewood High celebrates artists
• 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
• Why the US had it wrong about bin Laden's hideout
• Officials: SEALs thought bin Laden went for weapon
• Three San Bernardino fires could be related
• CSUSB students walk to end family violence
• Celiac disease in focus this month
• Hollywood insider reveals her big secret: arthritis
• Brand new day, May 5
• The scoop on chili
• San Bernardino firefighter sets record
• Redlands City Council moves to fund housing groups
• Orangewood High celebrates artists
• Help strike out child abuse
• 71st Great Y Circus coming to Redlands
• Short takes, May 5
• San Bernardino City Council rejects motion for analysis of pension obligations
• Final layoff notices go out to teachers
• Search for CSUSB College of Education dean down to three finalists
• CSUSB student follows in Nightingale's footsteps as profession observes Nurses Day
• Derry to recuse himself
• U.S. questions Pakistan's role
• San Bernardino teachers accept cut in school year
• County CEO weighs in on budget crisis
• Court days set for man accused of having sex with teenager
• Annual Mother's Day concert set for Saturday
• Group sues county over marijuana-dispensary ban
• Fire danger on rise
• Page testifies in bribery case
• Senate approves 6 contracts with state employees
• Crime and Public Safety, May 4
• Norton AFB vets buzzing about bin Laden
• Bin Laden news shows changing media nature
• Wednesday: Pfau Library presents Star Wars mythology talk and costume contest
• Workshops being offered to elementary school teachers to learn new skills
• Drummer Peter Erskine featured at CSUSB Jazz Fest on May 21
• Scholarships available to information security students
• Fallen soldier's father feels joy, sadness
• Memories rekindled for families of fallen
• Students ponder meaning of killing
• Theft total at Patton State Hospital could exceed $250,000
• Community center coming
• Testimony focused on paid consultant
• Travelers urged to be vigilant
• Scholars warn of retaliation
• Military bases increase security
• Religious leaders say joy at death can be misplaced
• Veterans, military families relieved by Osama's killing
• Crime and Public Safety, May 3
• Retaliation concerns temper local lawmakers' joy
• Responders reflect, prepare
• Muslim-Americans welcome bin Laden death
• BIN LADEN DEAD
• 'I.E. Explorers' finishes 1st season
• Johns should be targets in prostitution fight
• Egypt's al-Zawahri likely to succeed bin Laden
• Analysis: Bin Laden death gives US reason to cheer
• Inland Empire focused on jobs at expo
• Oil falls below $113 after bin Laden killed
• Official: Bin Laden buried at sea
• L.A. police to step up intelligence monitoring
• Joyous Americans gather to mark bin Laden death
• 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
• Afghan leader: bin Laden strike can end terror
• Bin Laden killed in fiery raid in Pakistan
• War on terror continues, U.S. to renew its resolve
• Explore the latest in green technology at CSUSB
• Advising and registration sessions for all new CSUSB students set for spring and summer
• Money on everyone's mind at employment expo
• Rancho Cucamonga eyes Base Line project to ease congestion
• Destination ImagiNation team hoping to go to finals
• Pope John Paul II moves closer to sainthood
• Redlands Community Hospital has new help for stroke victims
• Strong winds fan spot fires
• CSUSB president discusses state budget impacts on Time Warner Cable's Local Edition
• Housing woes help drive rents higher
• Upland to decide fate of Quincey
• Old bridge half gone
• PACs allegedly hid bribe
• Hats off to dazzling benefit for children
• Cooking and books at Katz Alley in Redlands
• Crime and Public Safety, May 1
• Plays to explore the Bard's dark side
• Sexual assault lawsuit filed against gas station owner
• Yucaipa Library to reopen soon
• Hundreds turn out for 'Day of Service' in San Bernardino
• On their last day, Colton officers wonder what they - and department - will do next
• San Bernardino teachers voting on furloughs
• Symphonie Jeunesse presents May Day Concert
• Short takes, Apr. 30
• Nicholson Park Family Learning and Community Resource Center reopens
• Four ex-Patton State Hospital employees are target of fraud investigation
• Crime & Public Safety, Apr. 30
• Redlands pub shows some Royal Wedding highlights
• Tortoise puts plant on hold
• Smartphone police app comes to Redlands
• I.E. officials raise public safety concerns before state budget panel
• Two Colton High school seniors drill for perfection
• 'Good Samaritan' helps keep blaze under control in Redlands
• Parents, officials testify about educational impacts of budget cuts
• Rep. Baca summit focuses on new transit funding sources
• Groups gearing up for Service Day in Redlands
• Crime & Public Safety, Apr. 29
• John Weeks: Let's decide that bad news is good news
• Sheriff Rod Hoops, D.A. Michael A. Ramos haven't taken cuts
• San Bernardino police officers patrol on horseback
• CSUSB nutrition and food sciences team wins 1st place at competition
• Cal State San Bernardino team takes first place at information technology competition
• Four Coyotes earn All-CCAA honors in softball
• Redlands police encouraging safe medications disposal
• San Bernardino firefighter wants to set record
• Cal State San Bernardino having fun with Mozart
• Brand new day, Apr. 29
• Local news briefs, Apr. 29
• Yucaipa council reviews mobile home rent ordinance
• Area cold weather shelters closing
• Jobs fair set for Saturday, Sunday in Ontario
• Family, friends celebrate the life of San Bernardino's first black City Council member
• Crime and Public Safety, April 28
• Cal State San Bernardino continues its success at National Model United Nations Conference
• Burns, Vu earn women's Western Water Polo Association honors
• CSUSB'S Podolske again picked for prestigious USDA fellowship
• Skater fast-tracking rehab
• Campaign disclosure charges called rare
• Derry reviewing charges
• Highland extends camera contract
• Lawyer invokes Derry case in trial
• Museum will offer summer day camps
• Earthquakes and epiphanies: doctor's trip home
• Accused deputy to be arraigned in June
• Derry waged campaign to weed out corruption
• San Bernardino's first black councilwoman dies
• St. Bernardine may shut down pediatric unit
• Derry faces state charges
• Enforcing pot ban
• Man running across U.S. to bring attention to kids' charity
• Redlands set to wine and dine at downtown tour fundraiser
• Summer session courses open to current, newly admitted and visiting students
• University to host stem cell research symposium
• Man accused of sex with minor
• Arguments end in Gonzales case
• Yucaipa's uptown project hits a lighting snag
• Founder of gang intervention program speaks at CSUSB
• Colton's new police chief draws on old traditions
• Crime and Public Safety, April 27
• Anthropology professor to speak about archeology book written for young people
• Supporter of university to be presented with honorary doctorate at June commencement ceremonies
• Bank foreclosure fee fails
• One hour to Los Angeles
• Hearing delayed in Erwin case
• Priest pleads guilty
• San Timoteo schoolhouse gets second chance
• Labor groups willing to talk with council
• Testimony in county bribery case begins
• Plane runs out of gas, lands on San Bernardino street
• Crime and Public Safety, April 26
• Deputy not yet charged
• Sex offender used Internet to lure Rialto teen, say police
• Twyla Tharp got happy feet in the Inland Empire
• Hospital finds companionship for patients in final hours
• Deputy held in sex case
• CSUSB student group helps New House
• Easter windfall at San Bernardino restaurants
• Driven to distraction
• County's First 5 to alter priorities
• County to look at food truck ban
• Little improvement seen in prison recidivism rates
• Test drive of Mini Cooper is electrifying
• Crime and Public Safety, April 25
• Easter draws 300 to sunrise service
• Athletes on the way
• Common ground
• Black leader dies of cancer
• Pension quagmire
• Games expected to bring $15M
• District again puts on 'Ritz'
• Calimesa incentive program for shoppers pays dividend
• Softball game honors store clerk killed in '05
• Metal mania in Indio
• Crime and Public Safety, April 24
• Youngsters scramble for Easter eggs
• Redlands city employee unions reject offer
• Crossroads still a boon for Upland, despite scandal
• Redlands Great American Bake Sale a success
• Founder of Homeboy Industries to speak at CSUSB Ethnic Studies symposium
• Ultimate helper
• Correction
• Environmentalists, green industries at odds over San Bernardino County desert development
• Young people are significantly more pessimistic about their financial futures than they were in April 2007
• Prosecutors want Erwin court hearing postponed
• Brand new day, Apr. 23
• Michel Nolan: Bonnes Meres gathers 4,850 gifts for foster kids
• Calimesa encourages people to 'Shop the Pass'
• Short takes, Apr. 23
• Earth Day observed in San Bernardino
• Three Sisters Farm advises community gardeners
• News briefs, Apr. 23
• Man sentenced in brothers' deaths
• Crime & Public Safety. Apr. 23
• Republicans says long-term strategy needed to fix budget
• California Student Aid Commission announces election of EdFund chair
• Mentone residents voice concern over rate hikes
• Short takes, Apr. 22
• Firm sues 1st Centennial on behalf of stockholders
• Baca joins fast to oppose cuts
• John Weeks: The crocodile rocks at new Lacoste store
• Author helps others with emotional 'suitcase'
• Tiger scouts prowl path toward achievement bead
• News briefs, Apr. 22
• Crime & Public Safety. Apr. 22
• Government study offers evidence to what we knew was happening with incomes
• 71st Y Circus taking locals to `lands of enchantment'
• Woman charged with murdering husband takes the witness stand
• Four from university honored by San Bernardino mayor
• Harriet Fulbright to discuss value of international education during talks at CSUSB
• Back in business
• Proposed 'soda' tax disputed
• Colton electric rates lowered
• San Bernardino Area Chamber of Commerce Information Meeting for a Trip to Italy
• Alternative educational plans shown
• Bonnes Meres collects 4,850 gifts for foster children
• Duo travels world promoting autism rights
• Spring, season of ticks - and Lyme disease
• RUSD ready to put on the Ritz
• Job growth stays sluggish
• Man killed in standoff ID'd as suspect in Colton double homicide
• San Bernardino man held in Rialto Taco Bell killing
• Crime and Public Safety, April 21
• Latin American Studies Conference to feature two keynote speakers over two days
• Three vie for seat on council
• Baca speaks out against deficit plan
• Educators decry cuts
• Man killed in San Bernardino standoff
• Brothers denied separate trials
• New chief is named
• Woman with kidney transplant works for doctorate
• County moves to acquire land
• Crime and Public Safety, April 20
• Lee named CCAA Pitcher of the Week
• Campus hosts Earth Day festivities and free electronics recycling event on Friday, April 22
• Success in 12 words
• San Bernardino, Colton record five homicides over weekend
• Gray likely to linger a little longer
• Ruling opens door
• Ideas from the outside
• Witnesses testify as trial begins
• REV students design for a company
• Democratic activist dies
• Crime and Public Safety, April 19
• Staff keep watch over horned owl
• Deadline tonight for tax returns
• Prison rehab suffers
• Mayor's Golden Apple awardees include four from CSUSB
• Benefit held for family of shooting victim
• Merit program lauded
• K-12 plans in doubt
• Homicide suspect arrested
• Homicides in Colton, San Bernardino leave four dead
• Esri providing emergency mapping for Japan
• Mini Cooper can bring maxed out spending
• Loma Linda triathlon shows the PossAbilities
• Subsidy stinger
• Services held for slain teen
• Junior colleges fall short
• Market heats up for industry
• Special games show spirit
• Rialto council OKs controversial plan
• Providing ageless harmonies
• Program empowers students
• Six arrests, 18 citations at sobriety checkpoint
• Orange Muffin festival returns to Redlands
• Community comes out to find eggs
• Loma Linda marks says goodbye to Sunday mail delivery
• San Bernardino school hold special Olympics-type games
• Michel Nolan, Apr. 16
• Freshman Assemblyman Donnelly undeterred
• Man arrested for Fontana homicide
• Local new briefs, Apr. 16
• Suspected armed robber charged, pleads not guilty
• Crime & Public Safety, Apr. 16
• Tentative ruling goes against Hudson Theater
• San Bernardino teacher wins B&N contest, entered into national competition
• Black, Latino students square off at San Bernardino's Cajon High School
• Tea party takes on Tax Day
• San Bernardino County deputies arrest eight gang suspects; money, drugs confiscated
• L.A. County unemployment rates comes down; San Bernardino unchanged
• New Fort Irwin commander visits CSUSB to lay groundwork on potential partnerships
• CSUSB hosts California Economic Challenge State Finals on Monday, April 18
• Overcome your fear of opera
• CSUSB's Model Arab League team earns 19th consecutive Outstanding Delegation honors
• Baker to Vegas Relay draws law enforcement agents
• San Bernardino to celebrate its Railroad Days
• County spends $21 million on lawsuit
• Short takes, Apr. 15
• Agency discusses San Bernardino redevelopment's future
• CalRecycle awards grants to pave roads with recycled tires
• Redlands Dog Park expected to open by summer
• Marines show public 29 Palms expansion plans
• Local news briefs, Apr. 15
• John Weeks: Happy Trails for fans of Roy and Dale
• Settlement will permanently close Hudson Theater in San Bernardino
• Crime & Public Safety, Apr. 15
• San Bernardino County firefighters accept pension cut
• Mr. Cardinal participants go on to success
• CORRECTION, Apr. 15
• Burlesque comes to Cal State San Bernardino
• CSUSB Alumni Association to host send-off reception for Model UN team Saturday, April 16
• Judge issues rulings
• Clamor over cuts
• Family waiting in limbo
• Football game to aid district's campus safety
• Debt plan revealed
• 1st Centennial lawyers file to dismiss suit
• Apple Blossom Festival honors area's heritage
• Diabetic driver is using his car as a chance to educate
• Controller added to ONT shift
• Dentists debate pros and cons of extracting your wisdom teeth
• Rialto limits loud parties
• Crime and Public Safety, April 14
• Simulation tests ONT's emergency plan
• Republicans will present budget plan
• San Bernardino's park flagpoles hide cellphone equipment
• Students make paper cranes, raise money for Japan
• Former U of R president lands job at Texas university
• PG&E seeking to form advisory panel on Hinkley water cleanup
• Silvas named CCAA Player of the Week
• Alumni Association to host career services conference
• Federal cuts could hurt local programs
• 'Filled to the brim'
• Water districts threaten suit against agency
• County officials to testify
• Bribery case closer to trial
• Complaint amended
• Jury orders San Bernardino to pay $2 million
• Man sentenced to 14 years in Rialto officer's killing
• Mom of shooting victim shares inspiration
• Crime and Public Safety, April 13
• Leaders in community service honored by League of Women Voters
• CSUSB holds disability event
• Lake Arrowhead Film Festival kicks off Thursday
• Disabled vet enjoys Golden Age Games
• Alleged accomplice in Ontario Mills rape case takes plea bargain
• Upland to ask county to end lawsuit
• CSUSB Palm Desert Campus nursing students will travel to Sweden
• 'Impresario' a fun gathering of talented, over-the-top characters
• Google adds $168M to solar power plan
• Shorett denies allegations
• Lesson of layoffs
• Community college completion rate low
• Judge allows trial to stand
• Black Banning officers allege bias
• Live Oak farm offers spring tours
• Navy wants to nearly double size of Marine desert base
• Husband-wife team made doubly sure local kids were well-schooled
• Library hosts special event for children
• Prank call triggers Rialto school lockdown
• Crime and Public Safety, April 12
• Pushing for success
• 4,000 keep pace in races
• BMIs on the rise
• Shooter kills 1 in Rialto
• Kids enjoy being active in Kinder Dash event
• Fatal race leads to new permit-review panel
• In hard times, don't make kids pay
• Fighting for a friend
• ONT offered, for a price
• Rialto looks at plans for water
• Children show their speed at Run Through Redlands
• New CSUSB water conservation garden, larger Inland Empire Garden Friendly Program* topic of Tuesday presentation
• Chaffey Joint Union marks 100
• Quincey's pension a worry
• Revitalization in works
• Budget fight over, for now
• Plymouth Village prepares for Orange Muffin Festival
• Longtime community activist publishes books
• Many stories to tell at Redlands Relay for Life
• Storm dumps 14 inches of snow in mountains
• Priest's affair sparks debate
• Crime and Public Safety, April 10
• Healthy Lifestyles workshop delivers positive messages for young women
• Diversity celebrated on U of R quad
• SanBAG: Colonies settlement 'rushed'
• 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
• Brand new day, Apr. 9
• County taking action against four Mentone marijuana collectives
• Michel Nolan: Colorful multicultural festival today in Redlands
• Redlands Animal Shelter volunteers use Internet for adoptions
• Crime & Public Safety, Apr. 9
• Monks deconstruct sand painting as Redlands visit ends
• Assemblyman Morrell speaks to Tea Party members
• Worker named in fraud
• More than 800 "distracted drivers" - mostly teens - cited in Inland Empire traffic sweeps
• Associate dean appointed at CSUSB College of Extended Learning
• CSUSB police chief named national director of the year
• Crackdown on distracted drivers
• Officers launching statewide crackdown on distracted driving
• Rialto to hold workshop on proposed lease of the Water and Wastewater Services department
• Disabled Fontana veteran looks forward to Golden Age Games
• John Weeks: Imbibe wisdom from the wise
• Redlands firefighters learn electrical training from pros
• Volunteers to beautify Redlands Bowl
• Fontana police: Cockfighting ring operated for years
• Redlands teen raising organ donor awareness
• Crime & Public Safety, Apr. 8
• Man suspected of rape attempt hours after release from jail
• San Bernardino County gets new registrar-recorder from Denver
• San Bernardino County pension board votes to end special benefits for retirees
• Shutdown would be blow for Joshua Tree tourism businesses
• Time for Change Foundation holds annual awards luncheon
• The California State University employee update
• Author's reading a warm-up for Facebook appearance with Drug Free America campaign
• SAT prep course for high school juniors and seniors to be offered at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus
• Annual CSUSB Palm Desert Campus golf tournament supports scholarships and campus development
• Redlands school district plans to cut at least $2.6 million
• Colton's program cut
• Presentation glosses over county's woes
• Priest takes leave from TV ministry
• Ex-deputy sentenced
• Agency wants suit dropped
• Woman seeks celibacy debate
• Free Community Shredding Program
• Redlands teacher is this year's run artist
• Redlands group collects wheelchairs, walkers for people overseas
• Tips on wisdom teeth
• Crime and Public Safety, April 7
• Redlands teen raising organ donor awareness
• Family Services in Redlands tries online auction
• City raises water, wastewater rates
• One dead in San Bernardino double shooting
• Redistricting site lets locals weigh in
• Ms. Wheelchair California to speak at Universal Design in Action Event and Fair on April 12
• Priest admits he had affair
• Owlets rescued by sheriff's deputy
• Job opportunities
• Benefit cuts on table
• Accused teacher appears in court
• Board looks at effects of plea
• Missing woman found dead in Valley of the Falls area
• Assembly committee rejects anti-illegal immigration bill
• Tibetan Buddhist monks construct sand mandala
• Community takes to street - barefoot
• SB council unanimously OKs medical marijuana dispensaries ordinance
• Crime and Public Safety, April 6
• Holeman sentenced to life behind bars
• County pension cuts urged
• Southwest grounds 3 planes with cracks in metal
• Rally launches new bill
• Slain teen remembered
• Former NFL coach and Super Bowl champion Tom Flores to speak at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus
• Mozart's 'Impresario' goes west … to San Bernardino
• Colonies to cost county $185M
• Gang plots return
• Redlands woman battles addiction on TV
• Highway 330 opened to one-way traffic
• Redlands Bicycle Classic saw high attendance, participation
• Crime and Public Safety, April 5
• University Police Department earns award of distinction
• Packets shed light on firms interested in ONT
• Thefts spark response
• Tight race ends bike classic
• Horses help disabled vets
• Donnelly sets rally for bill
• Crime and Public Safety, April 4
• Run Through Redlands coming up Sunday
• Grand Terrace volunteers dig holes, plant flowers
• Bill 'Mr. Little League' Martin of Fontana dies at 87
• Knowing what's right and what's wrong
• A city in the dark
• Former supervisor questions judges
• Schools outlook worsens
• Students and staff win big at the annual ADDY awards
• James Brown reading, CSUSB Children's Center fundraiser book fair at Barnes and Noble
• Debt's vicious cycle
• Parties grapple with new primary rules
• School districts face new round of budget cuts
• Officers offer guidance
• Parent summit a hit in San Bernardino
• Crime and Public Safety, April 3
• Kids steal Classic show
• Redlands turns out for second R.U.F.F. Rides
• Defense given bank reports in county fraud case
• 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
• Man sentenced in death of Rialto girlfriend
• Redlands paramedics work Bicycle Classic on two wheels
• Redlands police urge people to be on the lookout for robbery suspect
• Crime & Public Safety, Apr. 2
• No kidding! Dog bites man, man bites dog
• ACA students get involved in Service Day
• Volunteers, city prepare Redlands median for service day
• Yucaipa kindergartner donates hair to needy
• San Bernardino County looks at redistricting software
• National unemployment down slightly in March
• D.A. may be seeking Erwin indictment
• 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
• San Bernardino embarks on broad search for new police chief
• Short takes, Apr. 1
• Advanced Placement growth earns Colton school district national title
• Redlands surgeon found negligent in patient death
• Families house Redlands Bike Classic riders
• Redlands hotels, restaurants, service businesses see 'uptick' during Bike Classic
• Crime & Public Safety, Apr. 1
• News briefs, Apr. 1
• Redlands fire chief names Yucaipa man a hero
• Charges filed against former San Gorgonio band director
• Redlands Fire Department loses one of its own: Last search dog dies at 16
• Autism awareness has some local help
• Lawyers to discuss impact
• Fort Irwin honors Vietnam vets
• Crime and Public Safety, March 31
• Latinos' needs voiced
• Colleges prepare for cuts
• Poetry of aging should be the most meaningful of all
• Parking aplenty for train
• Hangar 24 to distribute beer from new Redlands building
• Earlier indicators of Alzheimer's sought
• 14 schools in county win award
• Man charged in family attack could face six life terms
• State's drought is over, thanks to wet winter
• Local party officials lukewarm on primary plan
• No prayer before Yucaipa council meetings
• Worst is yet to come
• Postmus plea causes stir
• Latinos and education: 'The civil rights issue of our day'
• Tax deal dies as talks wither
• Kids set to race in weekend's Classic
• Loma Linda tops in survey of hospitals
• Crime and Public Safety, March 30
• Redlands water, wastewater rates on the rise
• Man convicted in Victorville hammer attack sentenced
• Attempted robbery thwarted by Radio Shack employee
• San Manuel tribe hands out money, awards
• Community members pay tribute to Cesar Chavez
• Cal State San Bernardino closed March 31 for Chavez holiday
• Coyotes celebrate 20 years in the CCAA
• 'Southern Comforts' to open at Indian Wells Theater on April 15
• CSUSB Leonard Transportation Center to host summit on transportation, logistics issues
• Postmus pleads guilty
• Obama: Libya not a new Iraq
• Hirata blazed a trail in SB schools
• Mission ringing in history
• Judge reduces ex-county worker's bail by more than $1 million
• Crime and Public Safety, March 29
• Rialto students respond to slaying of classmate
• 'Daytime Killer' sentenced to prison
• Man shot, killed in Highland apartment
• Report paints grisly picture
• Sky was no limit for pioneer aviator Pinky Brier
• Arda M. Haenszel one of the region's great historians
• Clare Chery wrote books on child development, education
• Dorothy Inghram one of the state's great educators
• Biddy Mason earned freedom in landmark fashion
• She made history ... and wrote about history
• Pioneer woman kept journal of trek to Southland
• San Bernardino in talks over raves
• Neighbors, friends remember slain San Bernardino boy
• Harvick saves his best for last
• Bridge coming down
• Water-rights attorney dies
• Volunteers, Redlands prepare median for citywide service day
• Tour of Life calls attention to dogs, cats
• Sticky Buns bakery opens in Redlands
• Crime and Public Safety, March 28
• Flying a test mission
• Mountain bike challenge draws from several nations
• Finding sanctuary at a truck stop
• Speedway's RV area a fun-filled mini-city
• NASCAR driver visits children's hospital
• Young girl doing her part to help disaster victims
• Centennial Park dedicated in Redlands
• Community fun rides support dog park open to all
• Redlands Bike Classic provides businesses uptick
• SB wins battle in court
• EPA shifts focus of probe
• Redlands police, firefighters serve at benefit
• Crime and Public Safety, March 27
• Rain clearing for weekend
• NASCAR, science, math rev students' minds at speedway
• Police seek aid in search for hit-run suspect
• SB father pleads not guilty in family attack
• Racing for answers
• Crime & Public Safety, Mar. 26
• No progress as state budget stalemate continues
• McKinney sentenced in San Bernardino shooting death
• Brand new day, Mar. 26
• Unemployment rate down in Inland Empire, California
• Father of man killed by Fontana police officers files lawsuit
• Study shows concerns over Joshua Tree's future
• Photographer's 'HiStory' opens this weekend at the Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art
• Story of a Russian painter: Nikolai Smoliakov's work on display at CSUSB art museum
• Cal State San Bernardino closed March 31 for Chavez holiday
• Weather station up, running in downtown San Bernardino
• Neighborhood lived in fear
• Brand new day, Mar. 25
• Correction, Mar. 25
• Casa Ramona Academy issues layoff notices
• Rialto man sentenced in mall shooting
• Four accused of 107 felony charges appear in court
• Church, school district offer aid to family victims of San Bernardino stabbing
• Hesperia man found guilty in murder of cable technician
• Nuclear Cowboyz bring smiles, laughter to children's hospital
• Crime & Public Safety, Mar. 25
• Three 'Interfaith Amigos' to speak at CSUSB's Morrow-McCombs Lecture Tuesday, March 29
• Infield won't get market
• Fontana gears up for race
• Despite conflict, SB will pay more to attorney's office
• Worker shot in Redlands robbery
• SB father arrested for killing son, attempted murder, torture of family
• Winters gives testimony
• Crime and Public Safety, March 24
• Penny Holcomb dies
• Business Seminar: Metal Theft – How To Safeguard Your Business
• Vehicle kills court worker
• Animals spur kids' learning
• Fontana protects money
• Animals and humans share some of the same diseases
• Mom never stops caring
• Another man dies in second shooting in two days
• Chaplains feed police, firefighters
• Chief to be an outsider
• Official to retire in June
• Stormy first year for health care law
• Clinic ban advances
• SB district warns classified employees
• Women's business center hosts time management workshop in Fontana, Thursday, March 24
• Sheppard named Honorable Mention All-American
• Chuck Close portraits exhibit opens Saturday, March 26, at the Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art
• Double-dipper alert on Assembly Bill 783
• Crime and Public Safety, March 23
• Ninth annual SecureIT conference focuses on information security
• CSUSB's LEAD summit adds viewing of Obama's town hall event 'Es El Momento' segment from D.C.
• Agency disputes transfer
• Willis picks up supporters
• Data shows market for short sales
• Rain creates traffic havoc
• School board OKs tax vote
• AT&T plans major deal
• Plane crash victims remain unknown
• Mitzelfelt seeking more bond data
• Reality TV star arrested
• After fatal fight, pair accused of murder
• Kilmer to stay until replacement found
• Earthquakes have had big impact in Southland
• Students raise money for victims in Japan
• 'Facebook Frenzy 101: Beginner Basics' offered in San Jacinto by CSUSB women's business center
• Layoffs feared in probation
• Spring comes in like a lion
• Dangerous interchange
• County accepts open space in Yucaipa
• History society fundraiser to feature '60s Barbie dolls
• Repaving work under way in Redlands
• Crime and Public Safety, March 21
• Colton, county reach agreement on Valley-Pepper project
• Chief: Sheriff department's command staff could be cut
• 'Shelf' life shortened
• Libyan assault begins
• Rapper lends a hand at casino
• Redlands starts search for chief
• Barking and walking to save lives
• Gift widens protected space in Yucaipa
• 'Hobby-grade' fun at RCX
• Las Vegas man dies in ATV accident
• New Victor Valley museum 'radically different'
• Auditor claims Victorville on brink of bankruptcy
• Highland flood victims can apply for tax benefits
• UntitledRedlands honors its 'Women of Distinction'
• Ceremony held at site of new courthouse in downtown San Bernardino
• Strain showing in Ontario's relationship with airport operator
• County aware of new Mentone pot dispensary
• Baca wants Delhi Sands Flower-loving flies off list
• Good friends last a lifetime
• Brand new day, Mar. 19
• Women veterans remember service from the start
• Crime & Public Safety, Mar. 19
• News briefs, Mar. 19
• Etiwanda band students play with professions
• Rain, wind and snow are expected by Sunday
• Radiation plume no threat to health in California, experts say
• Start your own business workshop set for Saturday, March 19
• Citizens Business Bank to invest $100,000 to CSUSB investment course
• Irish eyes smile on San Bernardino
• Redlands' Human Relations group aims to have greater impact
• Colton loses one fire station through rolling brownouts
• Chief wants to know what city wants of RPD
• Salvation Army helps apartment fire victims
• U.S. seeks partners in Wild Horse-Burro Program
• Brand new day, Mar. 18
• Fontana school board to hold public hearing on emergency tax
• Man wounded in Fontana drive-by shooting
• Two San Bernardino County schools recognized in physical fitness competition
• Judge declares mistrial after jury can't agree on life or death sentence for convicted murderer
• News briefs, Mar. 18
• Crime & Public Safety, Mar. 18
• Desert water agency accused of violating open meeting law
• Front row seat: How UN diplomacy works
• Pfau Library hosts webinars on open government and freedom of information on Friday, March 18
• The romance of morning news
• Giardia are not cute in the intestine
• Crime down in most Sheriff's jurisdictions
• Hewlett Packard leases distribution center in San Bernardino
• San Bernardino County employees could wind up paying more of their retirement costs
• Item to zap summer school pulled from Fontana school board agenda
• Local briefs, March 17
• Southland research is refining cancer treatment
• Rapper Nathaniel Hale - Nate Dogg - dies at 41; had home in Pomona
• Crime and public safety, March 17
• Fontana students compete in masonry contest
• San Bernardino County should take over mountain road, says Supervisor Derry
• Corrections, March 17
• Colton medical marijuana shops staying open despite ban
• 'Investment in our youth'
• Wurl resigns post as chief
• Colton, union OK cuts
• High radiation levels halt efforts on nuclear plant
• State budget vote given no chance to pass
• TODAY: Cal State San Bernardino holds information session for new M.B.A. program
• CSUSB hosts Career EXPO for employers and job seekers to make connections
• Officials: Iodine pills are not needed
• San Bernardino police sergeant takes medical retirement
• City gearing up for St. Patrick's Day events
• Irish tenor to perform at California Theatre
• County, power company move forward on solar plant development deal
• Fontana officer shoots, kills pit bull
• Crime and Public Safety, March 16
• San Bernardino County big in human trafficking, expert says
• Highway 330 repairs on track
• Charges don't shock Musser
• Third blast rocks nuclear plant
• Miller to step down as Colton chief
• SB police chief calls it quits
• Airport leader is fired
• Nick Cannon visits Rialto High
• Redlands connects with Japanese families
• Vets group hoping for city support
• Trial begins for man accused of killing former football player
• Schools chief urges legislators to support tax extension
• Caltrans closes Highway 173
• Talented virtuoso pianists ages 10-17 to compete at the Virginia Waring International Piano Competition
• CSUSB professor selected as faculty fellow with AAHHE
• Live here, work there
• One day for wilderness
• Japan death toll tops 10K
• Unemployed man wins year's worth of steaks
• Relay For Life teams forming
• Redlands forum addresses substance abuse
• 'Out to Eat' host nominated for Emmy
• Crime and Public Safety, March 14
• Pfc. Bradley Manning is no hero
• Bilingual business cards rejected by Rialto school board
• Hundreds hike Grand Terrace's Blue Mountain
• Sheehan rallies Redlands anti-war group
• Musser pushes appointment of treasurer to council seat
• Nuns to end work in the I.E.
• Police chief hears issues
• Low-income, senior residents eligible for tax help
• Redlands police calls shown in real time online
• Japan's misery mounts
• How we've changed
• Neo-Nazis plan rally, march in Claremont
• Teachers unions oppose Huff's bill on education
• Robots face off in Caltech recycling competition
• Public invited to give input on search for police chief
• Kids enjoy 'Insectival' at county museum
• Redlands group supports local education, national causes
• Concerns over Japan earthquake sweep through Inland Empire
• Tsunami washes away buildings, cars
• Sheriff's workers in court 3 plead not guilty in pay scandal
• Brand new day Mar. 12
• Alleged child abusers face addiitonal charges
• Rialto will test CodeRED phone-alert system Tuesday
• MADD to honor Rialto police officer
• Yucaipa moves to protect redevelopment projects
• Short takes, Mar. 12
• Districts sent out preliminary pink slips to teachers
• Water board to begin preparation of civil penalties for PG&E's expanding plume
• Trial starts Monday in death of cable technician
• Crime & Public Safety, Mar. 12
• Redlands students work together to apply physics principles
• Talent show to support Redlands Community Center scholarships
• Walk for awareness
• One stage, one night, many talents of CSUSB professors and students
• Women's Resource Center presents lecture on human trafficking March 15
• SB City Attorney seeks more money to fight lawsuits
• School seeks sponsors for Mr. Cardinal 2011
• GOP must reach Latinos, says former state legislator
• 'Stars of Tomorrow' slated for Sunday at Sturges Center for the Fine Arts
• Airport presentation critical of Ontario
• Crime & Public Safety, Mar. 11
• Jury weights life or death sentence for murder of father, daughter in Lake Arrowhead
• Solar power comment period extended
• New classrooms open for Lighthouse of the Blind
• Local news press, Mar. 11
• Brown seeks delay as groups press for tax vote
• I.E. mayors launch initiative to save redevelopment
• Latinos drive San Bernardino County population growth
• Inland Empire Quality of Life Summit at CSUSB will examine area's resources, opportunities and challenges
• LEAD conference at CSUSB will feature renowned scholars and experts
• Short takes, March 10
• The real story behind Legionnaires Disease
• Marine Corps Battle Color Detachment visits San Bernardino County
• Nine arrested in High Desert gang sweep
• California's forecast: Double-digit unemployment rate likely until 2013
• Fontana Unified School Board looks to slash counselors, spares athletic program
• Ash Wednesday observed
• Donors exceed Redlands library's fundraising goal
• Lincoln book reading set
• Cajon Pass freeway segment dedicated to two fallen officers
• Fugitive in nightclub shooting arrested
• Crime and public safety, March 10
• Testimony ends in penalty phase of convicted killer's trial
• Former county deputy convicted of soliciting sexual favors
• Colton school district designated as model of dropout prevention
• FUSD votes to cut counselors
• 7 indicted in thefts
• Three finalists named for dean of CSUSB College of Business and Public Administration
• Heroes share stories
• Latinos boost county growth
• Redlands-Yucaipa freeway project gets under way
• FDIC says 1st Centennial warned early, often
• Three Sisters Farm gives tours as part of conference
• Crime and Public Safety, March 9
• San Bernardino schools' classified employees face pay cuts
• Metal thieves target San Bernardino schools
• Colton considers volunteers, innovation to withstand police layoffs
• Medal of Honor winners visit San Bernardino school
• SB, Riverside counties top 2 million
• Officials dispute ex-mayor
• Dog-petting therapy helps CSUSB students de-stress
• WRI uses mapping, mentoring in move to attract under-represented students
• Board wants vote on taxes
• RHS Academic Decathlon team prepares for state meet
• Audit slams RDAs
• Jury: Killer should get life
• San Bernardino's red-light cameras cheaper to stop now
• Animal Planet's Shorty Rossi makes stop in Hesperia
• Old ideas can help today's politicians
• U of R students simulate wilderness rescue
• Crime and Public Safety, March 8
• Tea parties look local
• Catholic Charities' Beverly Earl to receive Humanitarian Award
• Couple celebrates 50th wedding anniversary
• Drugs in short supply
• Redlands Dog Park under way
• Action dips at Indian casinos
• Marines hone some timely skill sets
• Middle school students, parents can make college happen at CSUSB
• Cal State San Bernardino hosts Childhelp Village children
• Longtime mortician was a WWII veteran
• Rialto site ready for 3 restaurants
• Teachers take to the radio
• Watchdog releases reports on lawmakers' income, gifts
• North American premiere of work by German composer Moritz Eggert at CSUSB March 16
• Bookstores on border of 'The End'
• Los Angeles ponders sale of troubled ONT
• Preparing for rebuild
• Camp's price too high
• Tax vote a worry for GOP
• Center to build Fairplex business
• Redlands brothers sing on 'American Idol'
• YMCA faces challenge
• Yucaipa looking forward to streetscape project
• Man dies in freeway motorcycle accident
• Stuffing backpacks for CASE on 'Saturday of Service'
• Redlands' Boys & Girls clubs tour Gas Company
• University of Redlands hosts children's literature festival
• U of R students simulate wilderness rescue
• PRIDE club welcomes RHS students
• Native American ceremony celebrates life of firefighter killed in off-duty accident
• Budget vote likely next week
• State: I.E. unemployment at 14.2 percent
• Feds: U.S. unemployment drops
• Former officer disputes D.A.'s findings in Fontana police slaying of son
• Law requires cough vaccine before August
• Redlands schools, groups celebrate Seuss, literacy
• Former candidate drops suit against Sun, DA
• Crime & Public Safety, Mar. 5
• Loma Linda street has invalid speed limit, says official
• Hearing set for gas pipeline to rare earth mine
• Brand new day, Mar. 5
• Upland planning commissioners deny implication in indictment
• Officers cleared in fatal Fontana shooting
• San Bernardino tries to protect redevelopment funds
• Judge rules part of Jessica's Law violates offenders' rights
• 'The Tempest' at Shakespeare Festival
• Fontana Unified School District working on new round of budgetary cuts
• Woman charged with leaving baby at church
• Brand new day, Mar. 4
• Crime & Public Safety, Mar. 4
• Redlands council supports bringing high-speed rail to area
• Short takes, Mar. 4
• 60th Camellia Luncheon sells out in Redlands
• Love does not fold in 'Wrinkle in Time'
• CSUSB's Business Alliance to host workshop on Internet marketing
• Woman killed by truck towing her car
• City Council to consider $525 million redevelopment agreement
• Redlands students to get interview advice from pros
• New York Times bestselling author Susan Vreeland to appear at Redlands Barnes and Noble for book signing
• Myers Elementary School celebrated Read Across America Day
• Colton accepts concessions from police, other employees
• Crime Public Safety, Mar. 3
• King beating stirs still-strong emotions 20 years later
• CitiBank and CSUSB's Inland Empire Women's Business Center award top three 'It's Your Time Program' participants
• Cal State San Bernardino to host networking luncheon for upcoming M.B.A. for Executives program
• LAWA gets 10 inquiries to manage ONT
• Seven Oaks passes test
• Home building's mixed bag
• Employees oppose cuts
• Peace Corps celebrates 50th anniversary
• Musser is now Upland's mayor
• Fontana school counselors at risk
• 3-hour chase ends in arrest
• San Bernardino woman to go on trial
• Deputies fire at man in car
• County agencies won't be merged
• Bill's passage averts government shutdown
• Work about to start on Redlands dog park
• Crime and Public Safety, March 2
• Loma Linda will aid orange grove
• Road cleanup in Redlands
• San Antonio Community Hospital begins expansion
• Economic output in Inland Empire slips
• Redlands Bowl honors 'Hero of the Arts'
• CCAA names Alexander Player of the Week
• Second Annual Walk and Roll event to benefit scholarship fund for CSUSB's College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
• CSUSB Palm Desert Campus looking for families to host international students
• Cal State San Bernardino to host 'Careers in Education' day March 10
• St.Patrick's Day Festival
• Fontana students make, donate blankets
• 4-dollar gas now a reality
• Repairs start on Alabama Street
• Jury begins deliberations on sentence for Holeman
• Reign employees attacked in parking lot
• Redlands council to consider budget, sustainability
• Crime and Public Safety, March 1
• History has been eventful at Fredalba and Smiley Park
• Academy Award winners
• Lucas races to a win
• Pension system on brink
• Jobs in holding pattern
• Electric vehicles create a buzz
• Union files claim over ONT worker transfers
• SBACC Italy Trip
• A boy alone and making his way
• Libraries facing cuts in governor's budget proposal
• Redlands robotics club creeping towards finals
• Officer settling into new post at Micah House
• Cajon High freshman wins music competition
• Super Sunday encourages black students to attend college
• Crime and Public Safety, February 28
• A complex picture lies in I.E.
• Three die, power goes out during chilly storm
• Drivers buying smaller vehicles
• NHRA event provides economic boost for area
• High-tech Rialto PD gets results
• Time in a Bottle expands offerings
• University of Redlands forum set for teen girls
• Reliance on redevelopment may harm Grand Terrace
• Mello-Roos an alternative to redevelopment
• Volunteers teach children arts, cooking
• Groups dedicate park to Redlands pioneer
• More than 4,000 take oath, become U.S. citizens
• Loma Lima speed limits too low, resident alleges
• San Bernardino aims to improve service to residents
• Jury convicts man of 2007 slaying
• GOP move to stop federal government from paying groups that sue the government and win stirs concern
• Retroactive accounting cuts Grand Terrace debt
• Redlands Unified schools get $1.3 million for building improvements as agency releases tax increment money early
• San Bernardino County firefighters practice water rescues in Hesperia
• Lawyer seeks new trial for client in Rialto SWAT officer's death
• News briefs, Feb. 26
• Citizens protest Rep. Lewis' support of budget cuts
• Highland to use volunteer reserve firefighters
• San Bernardino-based safety net clinic operator begins construction of health center in Banning
• Crime Public Safety, Feb. 26
• Motel meth lab explodes in Yucaipa
• Tech firm adds jobs; Victorville office opens
• Cal State San Bernardino nursing students donate uniforms to Haiti
• $50,000 Cardenas Markets gift will benefit scholarships at CSUSB
• Man held in connection with Yucaipa motel room explosion
• 50 code violations found at SB apartment complex where 26 units were destroyed by fire
• Youngster, 4, awaits word of new heart at Loma Linda University Children's Hospital
• Storm offers weekend chill with rain, snow
• Ex-prison guard gets 120 days in grand theft case
• House cut could hurt KVCR
• Highland council restricts sex offender residency
• Arrest made in killing of Highland teen
• Helicopters OK for herding wild horses, burros
• Crime & Public Safety, Feb. 25
• Renowned animal activist's work appeals to children
• Goodall speaks at Redlands Forum
• Jury begins deliberations in San Bernardino slaying trial
• Inland Empire business leaders powering up their group
• CSUSB Writing Center tutors to make conference presentations
• Priority deadline to apply for financial aid is March 2
• New blogs explore csusb campus life for current and prospective students
• Two Colton schools exit program improvement
• San Bernardino loses civil rights suit but city's attorney says the city did all right
• San Bernardino school board calls for pay cuts, larger classes
• Seat belts could have lessened some injuries in Twin Peaks bus crash, rescuers say
• Crime and public safety, February 24
• Local briefs, February 24
• Threats of eviction surface in San Bernardino apartment fire
• Murder charge filed against woman in 2009 Whittier stabbing
• Cities look to the people to save redevelopment funding
• U of R hosts 15th annual children's lit conference
• Federal authorities target Fontana attorney for alleged tax shelter scheme
• Smithsonian more interesting than laundry room
• Health briefs, February 24
• Meeting tonight will focus on ways to break away from the obsessive nature of anorexia or bulimia
• Rescue crews recall scene of horrific crash
• Ethics panel holds first meeting
• Under investigation
• Church bus had drifted
• CSU's Super Sundays outreach conclude this weekend
• Parolee receives $35K in excessive police force case
• Convicted murderer says he's remorseful
• Redlands will honor Brown Act despite lack of state funding
• Question of historical land status tabled in Redlands
• Crime and Public Safety, February 23
• County anti-poverty agency fears loss of funding
• A sweet treat at Colton High auditorium
• Upland Mayor Pomierski resigns
• Goodall speaks at Redlands Forum
• Making a difference
• Traveling by proxy
• Tough task for fire fight
• Gas prices keep rising
• Sifting through the ashes
• Friends gather to pray at crash victims' church
• Bus lands in ravine
• Criminal justice instructor named CSUSB's 2010-2011 Outstanding Professor
• CSUSB president delivers honor for Professor Tibbetts
• Plan to alter lines brings scrutiny
• Openness on agenda
• Orange Show dazzles crowds for 100 years
• Families in recovery mode
• Redlands to celebrate black pioneer
• Final financial aid workshop is scheduled for March 1; filing deadline is March 2
• Libraries join fight
• Sunny skies forecast following wet weekend
• Fire guts complex
• Plan for plane hits turbulence
• Rancho Cucamonga shooters stay on target at event
• Legislation may bring pay cuts for substitute teachers
• Feds' money could dry up
• Disaster scenario highlighted
• Juvenile is shot, killed in Highland
• County residents surveyed
• Unique surgery helps boy
• Crime and Public Safety, February 21
• Poets get outlet at weekly event
• Unused landfill could sprout solar plant
• Brown leads growth with hometown flair
• 75 years of success
• 167-store chain began in Yucaipa
• San Bernardino charter school has financial problems
• First storm lacks punch
• Crime and Public Safety, February 20
• Cops 'N Jocks Bowl benefits children's hospital
• Fontana police officer accuses department of setting quota
• Specter of federal government shutdown is raised
• Rain to pound the Inland Empire
• Short takes, Feb. 19
• Michel Nolan: Bold and spicy event coming to San Bernardino
• Colton closer to agreement on development-blocking fly
• San Bernardino High School offers new breakfast program
• Redlands East Valley High student serves as congressional page
• "Coffee with the Council" starts today in Redlands
• Four Cajon High grads die in rollover crash at 10-215 freeway interchange
• Brand new day, Feb. 19
• News briefs, Feb. 19
• Crime & Public Safety, Feb. 19
• Gomez earns academic honor for cross country efforts
• University's College of Education appoints new director of development
• Study shows CSUSB students getting value for their education
• Fireman killed in motorcycle accident honored by peers
• Woman leads police on chase from Victoria's Secret
• San Bernardino County moves closer to ban on marijuana dispensaries
• State panel says fine for tribal lobbyist too low
• John Weeks: Spend a day with the King of the Cajon
• Brand new day, Feb. 18
• Wine tasting event will benefit Community Hospital of San Bernardino
• San Bernardino school kicks off reading program
• Educators tour Redlands Montessori school before conference
• 'Coffee with Council' starts Saturday in Redlands
• Redlands discontinues benefits for up to 300 retirees
• Redlands council to vote on climate action plan
• Decision to toss lawsuit against San Bernardino upheld by appeals court
• Jury finds couple guilty for dogs' attack on family
• Defendant gives gruesome details of Lake Arrowhead murders
• San Bernardino agency buys Carousel Mall
• Emmy award-winning political commentator to discuss the future of journalism in the age of social media on Saturday, Feb. 19
• Starting your own business workshop to be offered in Adelanto by CSUSB women's business center
• SBACC News Trip
• Ontario police make homicide-related arrest
• Rain to stay awhile
• Audit shows Colton steadily losing funds
• Defense to present case against death penalty in Lake Arrowhead slayings
• New chief for Arrowhead Credit Union
• San Bernardino's Central Courthouse rededicated
• Support groups, February 17
• Redlands nonprofit provides jobs, recycling
• Colton has agreement with police, others; City Council has not ratified
• California Supreme Court to rule on Prop. 8 challenge
• Valentines show appreciation for vets
• Big Bear Valley camp provides outlet for kids suffering from deadly family violence
• Redlands East Valley High student serves as congressional page
• Rain causes mountain slides
• San Bernardino's Casa Ramona Academy gets reprieve
• Crime and public safety, February 17
• Former lawmaker wins husband's vacated state Senate seat
• San Bernardino hospital first in Southern California to implant new pacemaker device
• Flood test, plus rain
• Financial aid workshops offered; deadline to apply for aid for 2011-2012 is March 2
• Spike in uninsured
• Brockovich pushes for chromium 6 limits
• Runner leads race to replace husband
• Police arrest 2nd suspect in 2009 killing
• Redlands offers app for phones
• Nursery seeks OK to grow pot in Upland
• Event venue can operate in Oak Glen
• SB firm debuts its solar panels
• Yucaipa council still undecided about streetscaping
• Opening statements made in penalty phase of murder trial
• Crime and Public Safety, February 16
• Snowboard ambassador Chuck Allen dies
• Yucaipa Valley Radio club to discuss solar technology
• Civil War comes alive at Calico Ghost town
• Actor Hal Holbrook brings 'Mark Twain Tonight' to San Bernardino
• QuickBooks workshop series offered by CSUSB's Inland Empire Women's Business Center
• Corona business assistance program offers 'Captivate Your Customer' workshop
• Networking forum brings together CSUSB alumni, science students and local employers
• Panel to examine changes in the Arab world
• San Bernardino public TV broadcaster dies
• Obama submits budget
• Cities unite to fight state
• 'I Do' for Valentine's Day
• Highland student in music semis
• Friend testifies at shooting trial
• Eagles seen in mountains
• 'Insectival' coming to museum
• Redlands jeweler to donate part of sales to local shelter
• Council gets fiscal report
• Wet, cool days ahead
• Crime and Public Safety, February 15
• Landscaping students help out at fire station
• San Bernardino County corruption, 1920s-style
• Smiley Elementary students learn swing, salsa and waltz
• Women's business center offers insurance workshop
• Cal State San Bernardino hosts information session in Corona for new M.B.A. program
• 'Relay For Life' kickoff set for Cal State San Bernardino
• Fewer options after abuse
• San Bernardino tries to encourage early police retirements
• Flower shops spread love
• Bunnies get royal treatment for Valentine's Day
• A real valentine celebrates 100th
• Author exposes myths of Lincoln
• State Senate race features political veterans
• Washington on the stage at LifeHouse Theater
• 20 ticketed for red-light violations
• Warm temperatures expected to turn to rain
• Time to let the U.S. flag fly
• Multi-Platinum Rock Sensation Good Charlotte To Perform Live Atauto Club Speedway
• Domestic violence rates up from 2009
• Redlands schools to get robotics labs
• Redlands seeks volunteers to help code enforcement officers
• Zombies invade Redlands
• Rialto chief's two hats
• Cities vs. governor
• 'Managed care' tests capacity
• Seasonal allergies follow rain and wind
• School donates books for Bryan Brewster Foundation
• Hospital employees from 1971 remember earthquake
• Age does not slow down World War II veteran
• Forest service captain killed in motorcycle accident in Big Bear
• Gay illegal immigrants work to open 'double closet'
• County CAO touts skills, talents of new Land Use Services director
• Mubarak steps down, Egypt rejoices
• 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
• San Bernardino Councilman Desjardins resigns
• Diocese and county superintendent of schools offer parenting classes
• San Bernardino County facing budget issues
• San Bernardino man says no to White House dinner
• Brand new day, Feb 12
• Michel Nolan: A chilling event in Big Bear
• Nine arrested during prostitution sting in San Bernardino
• Fontana High students win honors at construction skills contests
• Four Academic Decathalon teams advance to state championships
• Businesses not on board with bus plan
• Mubarak refuses to step down in Egypt, handing over power to the vice president
• VIDEO: As Mubarak departs, Mid East expert analyzes Egypt situation
• 150 Korean students studying for bachelor's degrees at CSUSB as part of cooperative agreement
• University to receive nearly $100k for Arabic Language Summer Intensive Program
• Minorities to play a role in redistricting
• Budget woes drive redistricting commission to Claremont
• John Weeks: Like magic, Harry Potter comes to Redlands
• Empty buildings in Yucaipa, Loma Linda to stay that way - for now
• Redlands kids' bookstore hosting cartoonist, authors
• Redlands hospital celebrates doctors' contributions
• Citrus Valley High School starts Republican Club
• LifeHouse Theater has as its focus family-oriented theater
• Man aims to raise funds for Redlands amputee support group
• Local news briefs, Feb. 11
• Five detained after pursuit in San Bernardino
• Medical marijuana advocates propose San Bernardino County ordinance
• Crime & Public Safety, Feb. 11
• Celiac disease has major effects
• Wound center takes multidisciplinary approach
• Proof positive that 'puppy love' is for real
• Tax law changes delay tax filing for some, but there's good news on Valentine's Day
• San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools voices concerns
• Fontana gets behind effort against Gov.'s plan
• Salvation Army fundraisers fall short
• Plane crash victims improving
• Crime and public safety, February 10
• Chancellor details impacts of budget cuts to lawmakers
• Wellness workshop on healthy eating to take place at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus on Saturday, Feb. 12
• Remembering artist, CSUSB professor Joe Moran
• Auto Club Speedway Has The Perfect Valentine’s Day Gift That Both Of You Will Love
• Prosecutors to seek death penalty against Crestline men
• San Bernardino County transportation officials make pitch to feds
• Redlands Recreation Commission holds final meeting
• Locals buy stalled Redlands office project
• Local briefs, February 10
• San Bernardino police plan community academy
• Taking the first step
• Man on a mission
• Registrar of voters leaving
• $3M gift to new cancer center
• San Bernardino forces final offer on firefighters' union
• Auditing cities in new bills
• Patti Gribow will host a panel discussion about aging in Hollywood and other professions
• CSU's 'Super Sunday' kicks off this weekend
• Redlands code available on phones
• Woman hit, killed by car
• No Labels group gathers
• Crime and Public Safety, February 9
• San Bernardino school district celebrates Black History Month
• CSUSB business center launches 'Alternative Financing for Your Business' workshop on Wednesday, Feb. 9
• E. coli found in water bound for 200 La Verne homes
• Official at SB City Unified moving on
• Kilmer's comment disputed
• Plane crashes in San Bernardino
• Angels Closet ready to hold fundraiser
• Judge: Woman to stand trial in fatal '09 crash
• Filippi brothers close to a deal
• Muslim Brotherhood's post-Mubarak role unclear
• Nonprofit seeks donations of men's clothing
• University of Redlands bond rating downgraded
• Crime and Public Safety, February 8
• Man arrested after stabbing
• Feds won't ID two listed in charges
• U of R grad to attend UN conference
• Police name second suspect in 2009 killing of Rialto woman
• All-time victory No. 600 arrives against Cal Baptist
• Women's business center launches 'Do It Yourself Credit Repair' workshop
• LEAD members from Cal State San Bernardino speak at Cuban symposium
• Noted Middle East author and journalist to speak at CSUSB on Islam and Islamophobia
• Proposed cuts attacked
• Colton looks at sports for budget cuts
• Mandatory co-pays sought
• Calimesa to get new park
• 'Zombies' to walk in Redlands
• Army's new rifle search: 'effective, accurate, reliable'
• First Inland Empire comic expo brings out crowds
• School districts dealing with rise in autism numbers
• Businesses serve up sweets at benefit for Boys & Girls Clubs
• Lincoln pilgrimage in Redlands stirs up emotions
• Casino hosts Super Bowl party
• Equine Affaire ends 4-day run at Pomona Fairplex
• Commissions to combine into Parks and Recreation in Redlands
• Zombie walk in Redlands to celebrate local author's short story
• SBA offers loans for flood repairs
• SB street out of the dark
• Bridging generations
• Cajon students in Super Bowl ad
• Esri's Super Bowl map gives Packers fan lead
• CSU reaches out to blacks
• 72nd Lincoln Pilgrimage held in Redlands
• NFL stadium in L.A. still in play
• Civil War forum held
• Work begins on cutting-edge plant project for Rialto's polluted groundwater
• 9 years for driver; crash killed founder of TapouT line
• Volunteers host car show to aid flood victims
• Redlands Tea Party starts show on San Bernardino radio station
• Goodall to speak at University of Redlands
• Crime & Public Safety, Feb. 5
• Fire causes $125,000 damage to building
• SBA offers loans to county flood victims
• San Bernardino police chief's alleged 'safety' comment, apparent move sparks controversy
• Colton public works director resigns
• Brand new day, Feb. 5
• Michal Nolan: color this 100th anniversary orange
• Highland man arrested on suspicion of DUI in 210 Freeway pileup; three killed in two crashes
• Hospice volunteer in Redlands creates patient memories in a scrapbook
• San Bernardino man to celebrate 100th birthday
• San Bernardino firefighters step up for Westside Steppers
• Piece of Berlin Wall dedicated at Ronald Reagan Park in San Bernardino
• Search warrants served in fatal shooting of two Redlands boys
• San Bernardino school officials visit homes of truant students
• Man ordered to stand trial in death of bicyclist
• Another class of top students setting the pace at Cal State San Bernardino
• Redlands fifth-grader going to Washington
• Brand new day, Feb. 4
• Crime & Public Safety, Feb. 4
• Putting the "fun" in fundraiser
• John Weeks: A year-long salute to Stater Bros.
• Live-ammo exercises bring Marine warning to race fans
• San Bernardino County commission delays vote on marijuana dispensaries
• Storm repairs still being made in Redlands, Yucaipa
• Reagan legacy continues to grow
• Tough day for truckers; Strong gusts rake area freeways
• Community college students invited to visit Cal State San Bernardino Feb. 26
• CSUSB leaders take to pulpit at February Super Sunday events
• Fuel cell to be installed at Cal State San Bernardino
• San Bernardino school district cracks down on truancy
• FEMA rejects request; Not enough homes damaged to qualify for aid
• EPA plans first rules on perchlorate in drinking water
• San Bernardino to celebrate black history
• San Bernardino's Aquinas High marks Catholic Schools Week
• Group seeks help getting airplane
• High-speed bus plan hits snag
• Redlands moves forward on fee hikes
• Colton, employees reach tentative deal on concessions
• Health care repeal fails in Senate
• Diana Sholley: Fiction prompts visit to real capital
• Egyptian vacation turned into an evacuation
• Fate of murder suspect Holeman in jury's hands
• Yucaipa school closure decision rankles parents
• U.S. education secretary to speak to Inland conference
• Financial aid workshops continue at Cal State San Bernardino
• Music from women of jazz, rock featured at coffeehouse events
• CSUSB alumna featured on cover of European CEO Magazine
• Rialto, Colton plan meeting to voice concerns
• State controller posts salaries for local workers
• Most SB crime drops
• High wind warning likely today
• SB enforces yard sales restriction
• Korean War veteran finally gets medals
• Taking toll on commutes
• Redlands to begin prioritizing services
• Redlands police return to regular structure
• Edison flips switch on Redlands solar project
• Yucaipa resident spins and wins on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• San Bernardino County considering ban on marijuana dispensaries
• San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies cleared in fatal shooting
• Crime and Public Safety, February 2
• Brown asks for June vote
• Hirshberg reading: New novel a 'mesmerizing river of American storytelling'
• Cal State San Bernardino's accounting students offer free tax prep in 2011
• Camera days numbered
• Family Art Night set for Friday
• Off-road routes may return to 1980 limits
• Honor at Lincoln Memorial Shrine
• Judge rules against health care reform
• Fed guidelines target sodium, saturated fat
• Archdiocese adds 20 days to school year
• Paroles, transfers allow more room at CIW in Chino
• Arrowhead Credit Union cuts its losses
• Murder trial opens in prostitute's slaying
• Redlands council to look at budget practices
• Crime and Public Safety, February 1
• 'Battle at Glenn Ranch' added to Wild West lore
• Armed man shot, killed by San Bernardino police
• San Bernardino police look for slain woman's rings
• Believe Walk raises $750,000 for cancer center
• 6 SB residents injured after SUV overturns on 210 Freeway
• Brown proposes moving inmates to county jails
• Skype to the rescue for loved ones far away
• Minimart near Urbita school wins approval
• Pilot, resident of home hurt in plane crash
• Horse show in Pomona sees more entries
• Charters thrive in other places
• Saying no to charter schooling
• Child-care letdown
• CSUSB's women's center to host sex education presentation
• Second annual Latino education conference at CSUSB set for March
• Crime and Public Safety, January 31
• Cities lead state on phone cuts
• Local poet gets national recognition
• Redistricting panel to meet
• Director named for CASE
• RUSD preps for best, worst
• Appsolution
• Brown to offer his plan
• Cal State class covers 'makers and shakers' of San Bernardino
• State demands innovation in anti-trafficking effort
• Hudson Club owners will appeal vote to shut it down
• DUI patrol, checkpoint net 7 DUIs, 10 arrests
• Contract could cause San Bernardino councilman to resign
• Parents withdraw students from troubled San Bernardino school
• Fontana Unified School District faces $25 million in budget cuts
• Ontario sets deadline for Tent City closure
• Even after Giffords shooting, Napolitano can't find support for increased mental health services
• Former Redlands bank officials have 2 months to respond to FDIC suit
• AMPM slated near school gets San Bernardino council approva
• Correction, Jan. 27
• San Bernardino County GOP chairman stays put
• Fontana Church provides free tax preparation service
• Mysterious blood trail caused by man's cut finger
• News briefs, Jan. 29
• Arroyo Verde celebrates 20 anniversary
• Michel Nolan: 90 years of life lessons
• University of Redlands holds biannual `Green Week'
• Medieval mirth rules in musical 'Spamalot'
• Part of Hinkley's plume shows contraction; two other parts show expansion
• University continues efforts to better prepare students for college level academics
• Author, journalist to speak at CSUSB on generation debt
• Teens warned about cyber-bullying
• Volunteers fan out to count San Bernardino County's homeless
• Strings and keys bond married musical couple playing Sunday in Fontana
• Hit and run suspect turns himself in
• San Bernardino school district starting to get funding for improvements
• Fontana mayor warns foreclosures could spike again in 2011
• News briefs, Jan. 28
• Insight offers opportunities
• John Weeks: Goodbye, for now, to Mr. San Bernardino
• San Bernardino man to celebrate 100th birthday
• Piece of history comes to San Bernardino
• Two San Bernardino hospitals award more than $200,000 to community organizations
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 28
• Family of three injured in San Bernardino apartment fire
• LEAD organizers at CSUSB name honorary chair for 2011 summit
• Coyotes selected 4th in CCAA preseason baseball poll
• Coyotes' women opens NCAA West Regional rankings at No. 7
• Coyotes earn No. 7 ranking in first NCAA West Region men's poll
• CSUSB police chief finalist for national award
• CSU trustees increase education doctorate program by about $1,000
• Feinstein proposes Joshua Tree expansion, new national monuments
• Local officials opposed to shutting down redevelopment agencies
• DA confirms possible conflict investigation against Desjardins; councilman calls it 'political'
• Chapman University's I.E. economic forecast see hope
• Obama approves money to help repair county rainstorm infrastructure damage
• Crime and public safety, January 27
• Rialto fireworks company violated federal law
• Local briefs, January 27
• FDIC sues Redlands former 1st Centennial Bank officials
• See the wilder side of Washington
• Loma Linda raises wastewater fees
• Redlands Community Center to get new gym floor
• Boxer, Feinstein call for chromium limit
• Eyler will pay $25K to county
• State students trail U.S. testing average
• San Bernardino targets Hudson Theater
• Volunteers ready to count homeless
• Kilmer vying for job in Ariz.
• CSU trustees approve tuition fee increase for education doctorate programs
• Lewis Baltz's 'In the Desert' at RAFFA through Feb. 18
• More interchange funds OK'd
• San Manuel elder Pauline Murillo kept tribal culture active
• Officer near site of slaying
• Addiction expert testifies
• Victorville deputies enact school-shooting scenarios
• Teacher charged in attack seeks to withdraw guilty pleas
• Crime and Public Safety, January 26
• CSUSB students to host a night of poetry with award-winning slam poet Rudy Francisco on Wednesday, Jan. 26
• Registration still open for Behavioral Health Summit set for Feb. 18 at CSUSB
• Pauline Murillo, longtime supporter of Cal State San Bernardino
• One-man play to focus on the last hours of Ernest Hemingway’s life
• San Bernardino moves to shut down Hudson Theater before trial
• School clerk embezzled 9 iPads, police say
• Jobs leads poll issues
• Hip-hop artist arrested in San Bernardino
• Republicans, Dems to sit side by side
• Inland Regional Center responds to state probation
• Defendants' own words presented at trial in Lake Arrowhead deaths
• Crime and Public Safety, January 25
• San Bernardino city attorney says council trying to weaken his office
• 'Battle at Glenn Ranch' added to Wild West lore
• San Bernardino school district offers magnet programs
• City 'not poor enough'
• Area Buddhists celebrate new building at temple
• Rialto takes gamble on In-N-Out Burger
• Rialto projects at risk
• Highway's closure takes toll on area
• 'Bette Davis Speaks' opens the Indian Wells Theater season at CSUSB's Palm Desert Campus
• Lasers threaten airplanes
• A.K. Smiley Public Library braced for the worst
• At last, a congressional act to cheer
• Residents give county a report on performance
• Community members get dental work at free clinic
• Crime and Public Safety, January 24
• Friends rally to help out
• Lawsuit can halt two major San Bernardino County projects
• Technology reviving mine
• Crime and Public Safety, January 23
• City mulls shielding its funds
• Code penalties facing overhaul
• Big turnout for charity run in Ontario
• Manhunt on after fatal hit and run in San Bernardino
• Fontana man's kindness leads to his death, deputies say
• Redlands police chief describes changes
• Rialto residents still paying for city's perchlorate cleanup
• Home of victim's mother burglarized
• Longtime Loma Linda university official dies at 67
• Grove High School student charged with sexual assault
• Brand new day. Jan. 22
• News briefs, Jan. 22
• Theoretical storm could cause $300 billion in damage
• Hinkley plume test begins; Erin Brockovich commissioned project
• Home sales on upswing
• Masked, wrestling fun at casino; Lucha Libre USA entertains crowd
• Jobless rate takes slight dip
• Teen suspected of burglary, causing lockdown at Fontana High surrenders to police
• San Bernardino County scores mostly Fs in American Lung Association Survey
• Cal State SB art museum adds name
• Dental program in San Bernardino County expects to serve 3,000 kids, 1,000 pregnant moms over three years
• Youth learn about food as Boys & Girls Clubs of Redlands tour Stater Bros.
• Edison says it will take a month before report completed on electrocution deaths
• 10 Freeway widening project between Yucaipa and Redlands planned
• San Bernardino church to offer homework center to homeless, at-risk youth
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 21
• Brand new day, Jan. 21
• Housing development above Cal State SB wins Planning Commission approval
• News briefs, Jan. 21
• Cities look to shield redevelopment money
• Popular Rialto dentist dies at 84
• Program launches catapults at Redlands school
• Rialto administrator Garcia headed to Moreno Valley
• Man gets 137 years to life in molestation case
• Two Bette Davis films show on Friday, Jan. 21; biographical play opens Jan. 27 at CSUSB’s Palm Desert Campus
• Professor receives national recognition for first book of poetry
• Family, friends come together to honor slain Redlands teen
• 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
• Crime and public safety, January 20
• Son found dead inside mom's San Bernardino home; he stayed there to protect her from crime
• Bloomington trailer fire leaves 1 dead
• Crash kills two
• Former Casa Ramona parent no longer faces vandalism charge
• 'Mr. San Bernardino' Willard Monninger dies at 93
• Free Veterans Expo to be held in Beaumont
• $165 million bond authorized for San Bernardino airport
• Indio Coachella festival in April to feature music's best; tickets on sale Friday
• Piecemeal repeal of health law could be tricky
• This show has gone to the cats, dogs
• City manager takes pay cut
• Conservation call coming
• Affordable option
• Pension costs weighty
• Candles lit in hope
• Child given marijuana
• Woman finds son's body in bedroom
• CSUSB College of Education to offer information session on doctoral program; next meeting is Thursday, Jan. 20
• Cal State San Bernardino renames art museum
• Fontana school administrator charged with embezzling
• Bottled water sent to school
• Plan aims at gang problem
• Rialto couple wins solar panels
• Civil Congress tackles health care repeal
• Court orders Grossiches to pay Colton $56,082
• Free dental care available Sunday in Loma Linda
• Crime and Public Safety, January 19
• Sam Maloof exhibit at CSUSB's Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum continues through mid-February
• Panel mulls ethics code
• PG&E slow on the offers
• Rehires ruffle feathers
• Underground vault explodes; 2 injured
• Time to serve and remember
• Redlands council to discuss priorities
• Gang member sentenced in killing at Colton club
• Presbyterian takes over Hebrew class
• Seniors targeted for cuts
• Crime and Public Safety, January 18
• Officer fires at suspect
• Montclair High School raises $26,000 for its homeless students
• Grand Terrace High School opening delayed
• Rialto had its share of action - some dangerous, some amusing
• Board rejects PG&E's proposal
• Women's Studies Program at CSUSB expands, changes name to Gender And Sexuality Studies
• Interim defender steps in
• Long odds for marrow match
• Little racial strife seen
• Budget follows party lines
• Even a veteran columnist can learn a new trick
• Abortions register county increase
• Community responds to family's tragic loss
• Spread of Asian citrus psyllid stops
• Churches hold event in recognition of MLK day
• Crime and Public Safety, January 17
• Wounded congresswoman has long road ahead in rehabilitation
• Faiths join together to save the desert
• Security concerns widen gap
• Flooding seen as avoidable
• Suspect sought in shooting of three San Bernardino brothers
• City's division only geographic, leaders say
• Redlands community groups offer activities, help despite tight budgets
• Mourners remember Redlands shooting victim
• Police department morphs to meet challenge
• Decline in state funding forces deep cuts, Colton school board says
• Alexander: Ex-UCR star thrives in Portugal
• Community responds to deadly High Desert blaze
• Mass celebrates migrants throughout world
• 'Sensational Strings' hits the right chord with students
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan.15
• Students struggle, worry about future at Cal State San Bernardino
• School board votes to include amenities when Grand Terrace High School opens
• Prosecutors says teenage gang member's prison sentence will send a message
• Michel Nolan: These shoes came with plenty of soul
• Family describes slain San Bernardino man as devoted father
• Rialto In-N-Out not in jeopardy if state eliminates redevelopment agencies
• Internet opens up new possibility for information in Redlands fatal shootings
• Brand new day, Jan. 15
• Three family members electrocuted after power line falls in San Bernardino
• CSUSB groups to be active on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• In hate's wake
• University offers financial aid and scholarship workshops; next session is Tuesday, Jan. 18
• CSUSB College Of Education to offer information session on doctoral program; one set for Jan. 18 in Palm Desert
• Councilwoman has high hopes for downtown San Bernardino
• I.E. housing crisis is a drag on recovery
• It must be 'Take Your Germs to Work' day
• Colton activists: Police association violated campaign law
• Researchers believe they have identified how drinking caffeinated coffee reduces diabetes risk
• News briefs, Jan. 14
• Short takes, Jan. 14
• Casa Ramona Academy works on making corrections
• San Bernardino teacher wins $1,000 prize
• Crime & Public Safety, Jan. 14
• Funeral services scheduled for two teens killed in Redlands shooting
• Man ordered to face murder charges in death of girlfriend
• Popular Apple Valley teacher Michael Johnson dies at 33
• Meet the 'Movers and Shakers of Old San Bernardino'
• Stolen Muscoy church property found nearby
• Campus closed Monday, Jan. 17, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Women's business center offers 'ABCs of Starting Your own Business' workshop in Highland
• Annual Installation and Awards Dinner
• Community rallies to help raise money for funerals of two murdered teenagers
• Local briefs, January 13
• Colton activists: Police association violated campaign law
• Immigration attorney joins Grand Terrace City Council
• $10,000 reward offered in Redlands shooting
• Downtown high-speed bus line workshop details project
• Potholes swamp San Bernardino city work crews after recent storms
• One man killed, one wounded in San Bernardino shooting
• Prosection says fingerprints tie two to Lake Arrowhead murders
• Retrial begins for man in shooting where Rialto police officer died
• Rep. Dreier proposes wilderness expansion
• Agency finishes work to bypass waster water pipeline
• Crime and public safety, January 13
• Highland grants could help damage repair
• Homeless dog finds home at shelter
• School board gives nod to community
• Politicians rule local redistricting
• Board selects new leader
• Students use math to solve mock crimes
• Community united
• INLAND: Colleges expect fewer offerings -- and students
• Nursing education at Cal State San Bernardino's Palm Desert Campus continues to improve with new software
• Sacred images on display at CSUSB's Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum through Jan. 30
• New guidelines for chromium 6
• Officer cleared in killing of armed, mentally ill man
• Council lauds outreach
• ONT needs contractor
• Police track clues in killing
• Deputy tells of finding 2 bodies
• Endangered San Bernardino kangaroo rat wins more habitat land
• Crime and Public Safety, January 12
• Former high school teacher pleads guilty in attack on wife
• Rose garden blooms at Victoria Elementary School
• San Bernardino council approves sewer treatment rate hike
• Regal theaters to take closer look at SB
• Brown plan cuts $12.5B
• Crime study tinged with irony
• Aftermath of shooting
• Andy Warhol's amusing muse on display at RVF Art Museum through Jan. 30
• Indian Wells Theater to host three benefit performances starring TV's Joyce Bulifant
• Man tells of party, arrest
• Schools escape more cuts
• Group collecting funds for slain boys' families
• Resorts drawn to Mount Baldy
• Don't edit Mark Twain, Huck Finn still resonates
• San Bernardino Symphony picks new executive director
• Grand Terrace council to interview applicants for vacant seat
• Crime and Public Safety, January 11
• Attack weighs on Scripps
• CSUSB's Coyote I.D. card gets new banking feature
• CSUSB business center hosts 'How to Qualify for a Business Loan' workshop, Tuesday, Jan. 11
• Registration open for '6 Sigma Decoded' three-part workshop for aspiring and existing business owners
• Governor's budget for California State University calls for deep cuts
• Lets make a deal/The price is right game show for children
• No good answers for cuts
• Wet soil delays work on Citrus
• LAWA officials not worried by option to sue
• Redlands police, clergy holding prayer vigil, walk
• Two vehicles sought in deadly shooting
• Don't edit Mark Twain, Huck Finn still resonates
• Yucaipa library to check out e-readers
• Walk draws attention to human trafficking
• 6 dead in Arizona shooting
• RDA funds may be targeted in Brown's plan
• City Attorney to be arraigned
• State report on hospital-acquired infections falls short of goal
• Proposition 13 had long lasting impact on schools
• San Bernardino touts downtown theater proposal
• Doggy Dip Day a hit with local dog lovers
• Motorcyclist found dead after crashing into tree
• Redlands police out in force after shooting
• Redlands police search for shooter in slaying of two teens
• Redlands mourns shooting victims at nighttime vigil
• Former science teacher Torlakson falls quickly into the middle of the education finance crisis
• 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
• Crime and public safety, January 8
• Man who pimped child gets 330 years-to-life
• San Bernardino Symphony picks new executive director
• Bumper stickers promote 'See Something, Say Something' in Redlands
• Lions Club to test eyesight, distribute glasses today in Grand Terrace
• Dreier proposes wilderness expansion
• San Bernardino Symphony picks new executive director
• Potholes swamp San Bernardino city work crews after recent storms
• Four local roads remain closed after December storms
• Notable area passings
• San Bernardino County readies for homeless count
• Holiday highs often lead to a psychological crash in the new year
• Highway 330 repairs may only take a year
• Documentary film about Cuban terrorism to show at Cal State San Bernardino’s Palm Desert Campus
• Deadly shooting stuns community of Redlands
• State school chief declares emergency in education
• Two Fontana police officers sue city
• SB cop denies charges
• Victorville deputies search for robbery suspect
• Local calendar, January 7
• Crime and public safety, January 7
• Short takes, January 7
• A public appeal for public television
• Mountain High chairlift remains closed
• Redlands East Valley High alums back for baseball camp
• Redlands looks at internal police chief candidates
• Second round for Baca's perchlorate legislation
• Fontana family reunites with long lost sister
• Hundreds left hanging when Wrightwood chair lift stalls
• Frank Sinatra tribute concert to take place at Indian Wells Theater
• Best-selling author Victor Villaseñor to read from new book
• University offers financial aid and scholarship workshops
• Orthodox church in San Bernardino to celebrate Epiphany
• Highway 330 repair may take two years
• Court orders Uffer to return documents
• Student recognized
• Plea deals for ex-officer
• Crime and public safety, January 6
• Inland Empire Scottish Society plans annual Burns Dinner
• Short takes, January 6
• Runner, Parker vie for Senate seat
• County agency to spent $1 million more on lawsuit defense
• Ramos begins third term as San Bernardino County DA
• Colton votes to display 'In God We Trust'
• Cal EMA, FEMA assess county flood damage
• C.C.S. SEARCH & RESCUE TEAM
• Relative testifies in murder trial
• Mountain road closed
• Sewage shuts wells
• Skiers told to stay within boundaries
• 2 protest walks set
• Redlands Town Center listed for sale online
• Holiday DUI arrests sink
• Officials warn public against carbon monoxide poisoning
• State to toughen chromium 6 standard
• Lawsuit filed for man killed during race
• Officer guarding homes arrests two
• Redlands council fills budget gap
• Cooperation unlikely for new Congress
• Crime and Public Safety, January 5
• Mentone has roots as a resort colony
• Cold grips foothills
• Brown sworn in as governor
• Trial starts in mountain slayings
• Hoops takes oath of office
• $330 million lottery jackpot could set a record
• Teacher takes schools' reins
• Lost snowboarder safe after freezing night on Mt. Baldy
• Crime and Public Safety, January 4
• Tear gas canister hits man in head during standoff
• Advertisers find ways to track Web usage
• Black church marks century
• Crew finds lost man
• VFW post shows its heart
• Trial in deadly attack to begin
• Crime and Public Safety, January 3
• Telling it straight after a mistake
• San Bernardino County launching Vision Project
• Recession drove many immigrants from Inland Empire
• Inland Empire truck drivers contend with road and rain problems
• Redlands council to discuss cuts
• Brown to be sworn in, local leaders optimistic
• Accident prolongs family's tragic year
• Immigration debate in Congress to change course during new year
• First baby of 2011? It's a girl
• Nurse was first newborn of '87
• Report on Chino plane crash released
• Men plead not guilty in Ontario home-invasion robbery
• More rain, snow predicted for Inland Empire
• New year brings new tone to immigration debate
• Crime and Public Safety, January 2
• Retired air base vets stay focused on landing C-141 in San Bernardino
• Schwarzenegger leaves complicated legacy
• Crime & Public Safety, January 1, 2011
• New legislation could bring buyer for Arrowhead Credit Union
• Brand new day, Jan. 1
• SB once a fixture at the Rose Parade
• Copper capers surge
• Troubled intersection in Ontario gets signal
• Locals contribute to Donate Life float
• Doves fly over Loma Linda in remembrance of departed children
• New state laws take effect Jan. 1
• Michel Nolan: Provocative predictions for 2011
• Upland mayor's company was paid each year by second construction company raided in FBI probe
• American Legion joins court fight over medals law
• San Bernardino man killed in Colton
• Corruption probes cast wide net
• Storm erodes roads
• Slain boy remembered
• San Bernardino stays loud in 2010, but little changes
• San Bernardino begins year with a chance for change
• Bueermann reflects
• Correction, December 31
• Elections, state budget woes dominated 2010
• 2011 could bring big political changes
• Crime and public safety, December 31
• We must hold on in times like these
• 2010: historic for health care
• 2011 will see significant new health care projects and further advancement along the path toward health care reform
• Redlands police identify 'burning body' slaying victim
• Fontana mayor to appear in Rose Parade
• Gas prices to hit $4 next year
• Cleanup continues
• Homeless fill San Bernardino County cold shelters
• Lights for lives
• Highland's biggest news in 2010 comes at the end of the year
• Highland will deal with rain, mud impacts in 2011
• Much happened on 2010 legal front
• A groundbreaking year ahead for courts
• Pasadena police officers fire on Fontana man
• Skiers, snowboarders warned
• Crime and public safety, December 30
• Judge leans to allowing defendant's statements to investigators in San Bernardino shooting death
• Solar projects at issue
• Volunteers step up
• 1 arrested in slaying
• Blessing Center helps to keep the needy warm
• Schools will be put to test
• School districts coped in 2010
• Mural honors rights leaders
• Rialto works to improve its financial footing
• Spending, scandal affect Rialto
• Hiring to stay weak in 2011
• Crime and Public Safety, December 29
• Redlands showed off arts, culture
• Precaution stressed in floods
• Check's on hold
• Highland digs its way out
• Edison calls off deal with Tessera Solar
• Special election set for Runner's seat
• Santa pays visit to ill child
• Colton officials pondered public-safety shifts
• Residents evacuate homes
• Wiggins facing new trial in SWAT case
• Banning seeking planning commissioners
• Colton searches for answers after loss of utility tax
• Mountain roads closed
• Police to review fatal shooting
• Crime and Public Safety, December 28
• Two-year anniversary of Christmas Eve shooting brings renewal
• Sales draw deal hunters
• Wire thieves turn out lights at ball parks
• Fontana keeps eyes on economy
• Family gives back to Cal Poly
• A time of changes for Fontana
• More rain in forecast
• Positive signs of recovery in Redlands
• A place to hang out
• San Bernardino lands state grant
• Reaching out to the veterans
• CSUSB enrollment for spring term still open
• Some things to think about as year ends
• Beaumont City Council presses pause on plan to film its meetings
• Crime and Public Safety, December 27
• Redlands firefighter sparking love in community
• Cities brace as rain nears
• Crime and Public Safety, December 26
• VFW post serves a 'Merry Christmas'
• Extra students equal extra pay
• No spike in rates seen
• EPA takes on chromium 6
• Teacher shortage feared
• Businesses help make Christmas merry at Blessing Center in Redlands
• Salvation Army serves hundreds Christmas meal in San Bernardino
• Citrus pest found in Redlands
• Mother remembers best gift
• Open primaries could stymie tea party success
• Woman who completed nursing school while battling cancer dies
• Crime and public safety, December 25
• Highland digs itself out of mud, prepares for new storm
• Colton Fire Department continues flood preparations in Reche Canyon
• Elves make Christmas bright in San Bernardino
• Mary's Mercy Center serves food, gifts, cheer in San Bernardino
• Redlands City Council moving meeting time
• Redlands Seventh-day Adventist Church reopens sanctuary
• Ontario police seek robbers who smashed cases and held up Mills jewelry store
• 95-year-old volunteers keeps the money straight for Pomona's Salvation Army red kettle campaigns
• Storm toll mounts
• San Bernardino family deals with home wrecked by mud
• San Bernardino union members await decision on vote to join new group
• Upland Council approves further search by FBI
• Colton posada celebrates humility, tradition
• Redlands in state of emergency
• Community provides gifts for teens and young adults in need
• List of temporary road closures, December 24
• Local briefs, December 24
• Crime and public safety, December 24
• Short takes, December 24
• Redlands center hands out blessings to families
• Big Barbie is watching you
• Muscoy sanctuary, other groups give kids a merry Christmas
• Sixth straight day of rain pummels Inland Empire
• Ontario gears up for fight to regain control
• Heavy rains haven't ended Inland Empire drought, yet
• San Bernardino County District Attorney Ramos appointed to California attorney general-elect's transition team
• A Christmas Poem for 2010
• Fontana council appoints new members to dais
• Wife expected to run for husband's Senate seat
• K-9s bring holiday smiles for children at Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Fontana
• Grand Terrace Council to appoint new member
• Planning Commission shapes face of Redlands
• List of temporary road closures, December 23
• Redlands dog park in sight
• Crime and public safety, December 23
• Ski areas rained out
• San Timoteo Canyon at Alessandro Road closed
• People rescued, taken to hospital
• Water breaks through retaining wall, floods complex
• Omnitrans bus trapped
• Redlands calls in volunteers to help with storm
• Rescues on rise
• Castaway Restaurant patrons stranded by rains
• Grand Terrace High School opening expected in fall of 2012
• State will maintain 53 House members
• San Bernardino officer facing new charges
• Citizens, police address budget
• Slide ruined Christmas in 2003
• February vote likely for seat
• Crime and Public Safety, December 21
• California still growing, but more slowly
• Area charities expect to feed hundreds at Christmas
• ONT may get new operator
• Cinema plan under fire
• Mudslides clog roads
• Chronic Cantina property owners to refile complaint
• Deputy shoots, kills suspect
• Crime and Public Safety, December 21
• Aviator finally made history
• Water regulations sought
• Salvation Army turns women's lives around
• Navarro claims officials broke law
• Activists: Animals freeze at shelter
• Seeking better local schools
• A political 'thicket'
• Rainfall may intensify
• Need for shelters rising
• Crime and Public Safety, December 20
• Grand Terrace to decide council selection method
• A new Atomic Age dawns
• Santa, CSUSB police deliver presents to needy
• Redlands' Esri maps food sources
• Westside gas station closure fuels residents' angst
• Icing on the cupcakes
• Mourners say 'enough'
• DREAM Act blocked
• Rainy weather to stick around
• Micah House children celebrate holidays
• Kids get toys, no concert
• Crime and Public Safety, December 19
• San Bernardino police bag 211 firearms in grocery coupon exchange
• Redlands Police Department prepares for youth movement
• Job growth encouraging
• President signs tax plan; all but one local rep votes for it
• Some psychologists worry that holiday spending may increase stress next year
• Truck driver extradited to county to face murder charges
• Local briefs, December 18
• Crime and public safety, December 18
• Bonnes Meres is investing in the future
• Mentone pot collective owners arrested
• Correction, December 18
• Fontana businessman donates bike to boy, 11, who was robbed
• Three interested in Wilmer Amina Carter's Assembly seat
• House OKs tax plan
• Colton, Fontana school districts to get funds for construction projects
• Organizations need donations for toy giveaways
• San Bernardino County district attorney attends meeting with Gov.-elect Jerry Brown
• Ontario Kaiser hospital moves toward September completion; new Fontana hospital looking at 2013 opening
• Yucaipa-Calimesa district to close two schools, launch charter
• Prius commercial filmed at U of R
• Redlands Police Chief Jim Bueermann announces his retirement
• San Bernardino judge sentences man convicted of slaying girlfriend to 76 years to life in state prison
• Mountain resorts expecting busy weekend
• Young students getting ready for annual Christmas performance
• Short takes, December 17
• Local briefs, December 17
• We must push the envelope to save our world
• Crime and public safety, December 17
• San Bernardino animal shelter sends nearly 70 dogs to other states
• Grand Terrace Council sees fresh start with Colton school district
• Guns for groceries has its critics
• Prison time for politico
• Airport's viability questioned
• Gang member, 25, to face murder trial
• Another Way found to provide presents
• 17-year-old tagger linked to $21,000 in damages
• Governor breaks ground on Adelanto jail expansion
• Highland council votes to extend development impact fee credit
• Crime and Public Safety, December 16
• Boxer, deputy resign
• ONT scanners debut
• San Bernardino's budget health on the mend
• 'God' motto gets approval
• Man ordered to trial in shooting at wedding party
• Longtime board member Abril dies
• Redlands eyes cuts, taxes to fill shortfall
• Colton firefighters help children on shopping spree
• Water forum cancelled
• Fallen sheriff's volunteers honored with memorial
• Family Resource Center to offer anti-bullying workshops
• Crime and Public Safety, December 15
• U of R students pitch Redlands Mall redesign
• County judge is admonished
• Donnelly: No in-state tuition for illegal immigrants
• County to vote on $90M bid to expand jail
• Battling a shortage
• New rule may help area fish
• Tax plan would boost local paychecks
• Pupils battle in quotations
• Loma Linda to look at anticipated traffic problems
• Supporters want Pomona to take stand on DREAM
• A look at San Bernardino's 'national' treasures
• Grand Terrace debates council selection
• Crime and Public Safety, December 14
• Dropout rise stirs action
• School turnaround
• County aims to fill health insurance gap
• Assault on cops nets 7 years
• Highland council to be sworn in
• GOP slips in county
• Two Senior Legislature members reside in San Bernardino and Fontana
• New work space expands police presence in downtown Redlands
• 21 bright and wonderful soldiers
• Crime and Public Safety, December 13
• Santa Claus comes to San Bernardino on Metrolink
• San Bernardino County adds cell phone notifications
• Freeways to see closures
• Violence keeps clubs on guard
• Music venue a problem, SB cops say
• Schools facing storm
• Businesses complain about Hudson
• Hospital will light Tree of Hope on Tuesday
• Students raise money for families of children with cancer
• Firm selling San Bernardino office building
• Crime and Public Safety, December 12
• CSUSB awards its first two doctorates
• '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
• New lunch requirements could cost schools
• Seeing a need for change sparks successful run for Grand Terrace City Council
• Colton seeks permanent pay cuts for police
• Short takes, December 11
• Local briefs, December 11
• Crime and public safety, December 11
• 'Scrooge' returns to Redlands
• Boys & Girls Club getting a boost with symphony event
• Community helps Muscoy church after break-in
• Angelic music adds to the weekend
• SB city attorney seeks end to Hudson nightclub's all-age events
• Fort Irwin welcomes soldiers as U.S. citizens
• A step up the fire ladder
• Short takes, December 10
• Local briefs, December 10
• Crime and public safety, December 10
• Colton gears up for holiday events
• Redlands police featured on Apple site
• Former SB mayor W.R. "Bob" Holcomb laid to rest
• All aboard for a magical holiday trip
• SB County to pick up seats
• Seeing a need for change sparks successful run for Grand Terrace City Council
• County authorizes eminent domain in Bloomington
• Fontana council moving to fill two seats
• Fontana ceremony sees large crowd
• Colton City Council to seek costs to outsource with county agencies
• DREAM Act passes House, Senate vote next
• Observatory domes in place
• Adams chosen for parole board
• The Canto Bello Chorale all about music
• Nurse graduates in hospital
• Advisory committee formed in Redlands to consider 2011-12 budget
• Crime and Public Safety, December 9
• Pair of Vagos members found guilty in beating, fatal shooting
• Slow Food Redlands celebrating first anniversary
• San Bernardino EDA touts new downtown promotions, website
• Dreier, McKeon confirmed as chairmen
• Salvation Army turns women's lives around
• Senior Legislature members reside in San Bernardino and Fontana
• Lewis loses chairmanship bid
• Four SB schools exit program improvement status
• Rutherford keeps many Biane staffers
• Dropout rate rises
• Norton aviators return
• Colton mayor slices public time
• Scialdone witness to Fontana's makeover
• Display of motto proposed
• USCIS hosts citizenship ceremony
• Man finishes trek to Marine base
• Crime and Public Safety, December 8
• Children's Fund kicks off annual toy drive
• Crime and Public Safety, December 6
• Yucaipa seeks to settle suit
• Claremont looks at Rialto for trash service
• Holiday cheer for cancer kids
• Ties to university vex L.L. planning panel
• Saving kids is always worth the cost
• Old hands to join on Colton council
• Kudos for good schools
• GOP worries station
• Senior housing deal eyed
• School reform at risk
• Inland Empire rappers get a stage
• Digging into issue of groundwater
• Highland group crafts gifts from used food boxes
• Religious beliefs could sway 2012 election
• Colton layoffs loom ahead
• Crime and Public Safety, December 5
• National unemployment rises to 9.8 percent
• Colton police officers offer $1 million in concessions, union says
• Crime and public safety, December 4
• Feinstein calls for review of Barstow's groundwater
• Body of missing man found buried in snow in Big Bear Lake
• Unemployed still waiting on Congress
• School holds benefit concerts
• Driver shot in possible road-rage incident
• Local authors to participate in annual open house
• Home Depot helps out San Bernardino schoolchildren
• Lewis investigation closed
• Hinkley residents get update on toxic plume
• Land buyers get back into the game
• Man gets 50 to life for fatal shooting
• Lewis makes case for chairmanship
• San Bernardino couple's romance still going strong after 60 years
• RHS students bring fairy tales to life
• Loma Linda mayor touts local economy in annual speech
• Homeless forced to move
• Loma Linda deactivates red-light cameras
• San Bernardino's modern-day pioneer
• Thieves steal from Muscoy church
• Crime and public safety, December 3
• Short takes, December 3
• Looking out in Rialto for those serving overseas
• Kaiser honors community health groups at Fontana luncheon
• Cal State holds pet therapy event
• RHS grad remembered as Army Ranger, attended culinary school
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• Colton asks city unions to make cuts
• Dealing with major debt
• A push for citizenship
• Two people hurt in crash
• San Bernardino theater takes its place in history
• 35 years for San Bernardino gang member
• Grammy nominations in top categories
• Destroyed evidence leads to dismissal of murder case
• Woman suspected of identity thefts arrested
• Crime and Public Safety, December 2
• Feast of Lights coming to U of R
• Woman dies in house fire
• Study: Ban has little support
• Man walks for gays in military
• Arrowhead downsizing
• Trucker may not face charge
• Warm welcome home
• Motown Tribute For The Holiday Seasons...
• Top court weighs state prison crowding
• Freezing temps abate; expect 70s by Thursday
• Public housing rehabbed
• Judo class growing
• Insurers facing $5M in fines
• Hanukkah begins tonight
• Driver in fatal crash on trial
• Crime and Public Safety, December 1
• Local doctor fights for AIDS regulations
• Ramos, treasurer to pay fine
• Erwin files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
• Ex-mayor of San Bernardino dies at 88
• Nicholson Community Center reopens
• Colton cops cite safety in PR blitz
• Trial in fatal crash to start
• Christmas parade coming to Redlands this weekend
• Crime and Public Safety, November 30
• Signs indicate retail sales were up
• Football, banquets hold Pharaoh's through off-season
• Historian is champion of local fruits, veggies
• Supreme Court considers state prison crowding
• Election results certified
• Scanner safety
• Water update set for Hinkley
• Home values in some San Bernardino Mountains communities fall
• Ontario schools to receive recycled water for landscaping
• Data in dispute
• Sharp prosecutor brings end to pimp's career
• Colton Unified's new leader came to district 17 years ago
• Parents get lesson about dating abuse
• Crime and Public Safety, November 29
• St. Paul A.M.E. Church shines light on HIV issues
• Charter schools continue to see growth in San Bernardino County
• Highland boy named youth volunteer of year
• Crestline launches holiday boat parade
• Grants to give educators boost
• Grand Terrace High School opening delayed
• Dems' turnout falters
• Cell phones still a road hazard
• Under one roof
• DREAM Act vote possible
• Upland teen continues biking for disadvantaged
• Ontario to reconsider using San Bernardino County registrar of voters
• Redlands' Tri-City Center hosts annual 'Snowtacular'
• Crime and Public Safety, November 28
• Cyber Monday beckons, shoppers seek online deals
• Warming temperatures, rain on horizon
• Crime and public safety, Nov. 27
• Housing initiatives a clear dividing line in San Bernardino politics
• Local briefs, Nov. 27
• Barstow probes water problem, source of water contamination still a mystery
• Firefighters raise funds for burn victims
• Nolan: Checking out the "Dark Side of the Moon"
• San Bernardino parents focus on improving graduation rates
• Black Friday skips San Bernardino's Carousel Mall
• Black Friday returns to Inland Empire as national retailers expect a happier holiday
• Man convicted in shooting gets 19 years
• Two from U of R train dogs for service to blind
• Esri publishes tutorial for humanitarian relief organizations
• Alleged sex-abuse suit allowed to go forward
• Cities brace for redevelopment raids
• Redlands Katz Alley store hosts Saturday pet adoptions
• Higher tuition costs for CSU schools mean greater sacrifices putting parents under pressure
• Metrolink gets $6.6 million U.S. grant for collision-avoidance equipment
• Black Friday shoppers warned to be alert
• Yucaipa seeks input from public
• Barstow veterans thankful water now safe to drink
• San Bernardino man killed by car, two arrested as murder suspects
• CSU enrollment still strong
• Karma Nightlife club future remains uncertain
• Grand Terrace High School opening delayed
• Drinking water ban lifted in Barstow
• Economy to factor in consumer spending this Black Friday
• A little bit of now; a little bit of then
• Inland Empire retailers offer onslaught of Black Friday bargains
• Tri-City Center hosting annual 'Snowtacular'
• Local calendar, November 25
• Military notes, November 25
• San Bernardino charter school might need to fix problems by February
• Deficits kill county's Carousel plan
• Crime and public safety, November 25
• Christmas basket giveaway application process open
• Local briefs, November 25
• San Antonio Heights Star to be lit tonight
• Short takes, November 25
• Ruben Estrada calls his response to treatment "a miracle"
• Mary's Table serving more this holiday
• Drug court provides turkey and fellowship
• Generous donors step up giving to meet increased need in Redlands
• Some area cities find home prices increasing
• Home building permits down
• County won't buy Carousel Mall
• Deputies seek shooting suspect
• Homeless youths receive help
• Smash and grab suspects held
• Los Osos High School student in coma after Baja 1000 crash
• Local charity groups to provide Thanksgiving dinners for needy
• Charter on edge
• Crafton Hills nets federal grant
• Crime and Public Safety, November 24
• Kiwanians serve Thanksgiving to Boys & Girls Clubs
• Sister Mary McKinney preparing for holiday feast
• Postmus, Eyler plead not guilty
• Child care funding OK'd
• More people traveling for holiday
• Business license of Victorville nightclub revoked
• Barstow taps back on
• Mobile home park manager fired
• Redlands pupils wrap gifts to be sent across the world
• Storm coming
• San Bernardino considers adding homeless shelters
• Crime and Public Safety, November 23
• Man enters not guilty plea in 1998 deadly shooting
• State agrees to fund Grand Terrace park
• Hopes were too high for the Arrowhead Incline Railway
• Charities struggling to meet growing need
• CASE chooses a new leader
• Flooding closes freeway lanes
• Kiwanis branch designated nonprofit
• Ontario airport set to install controversial security technology
• Seeking rescue from this zone of ineptness
• Mars antenna work finished
• 3 car theft suspects arrested
• Wildlife-art event returns
• New delay in charter school trial
• San Bernardino County Museum hosts annual Wildlife Art Festival
• Interfaith Council holds service in Redlands
• Deputy shoots, wounds Highland man in Yucaipa
• Fontana plans kids programs on Black Friday
• Boy Scouts earn Eagle rank
• Domestic violence victims get a helping hand from police
• Families join battle
• GOP jettisons earmarks
• Barstow emergency declared
• Rialto cops' union chief belittles suit
• Rain cited in fatal crash
• Crime and Public Safety, November 21
• Vets' traumatic stress linked to heart disease
• College still possible despite school's issues
• Highland group gains nonprofit status
• Six inducted into Rialto sports hall of fame
• Volunteers get to work in Redlands
• Beaumont council approves stadium annexation
• Inland Empire unemployment rate for October down slightly
• Hundreds gather at Victoria Gardens for tree lighting
• Barstow residents told don't drink water due to perchlorate
• State's jobless fearing end of benefits in December
• Assessor's Office defendant loses attorney
• Wiggins found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in shooting of Rialto SWAT officer
• Loma Linda show premieres
• Firefighters to help 'Light the Way'
• A feast for the eyes this holiday season
• SB Pop Warner team poised for historic trip
• Crime and public safety, November 20
• Short takes, November 20
• Redlands school works to help preschool students cope with loss of classmate
• Families to honor lost loved ones at annual hospice event
• Highland group gains nonprofit status
• Perjury counts stand in Erwin case
• BLM accepts blame in fatal California 200 off-road race
• Local briefs, November 20
• Local GM dealers positive about the future after successful first day of sale of corporation's stock
• Getting ready for Harry Potter
• Solar power shines on Rialto rooftop
• Rialto police end sex scandal investigation, restore four officers to duty
• Stolen championship ring recovered, man arrested
• PG&E offers to buy homes of Hinkley residents
• Redlands Chamber Live returns
• Study says county missing out on millions in food benefits
• '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
• Crime and public safety, November 19
• Short takes, November 19
• Local briefs, November 19
• Smoke gets in your eye (and it's an eyeful)
• Wet weather expected to assail area
• Report blasts SB charter
• Meth detector interests cops
• More than 5,800 become citizens
• Vigil honors slain San Bernardino store owner
• Attorney claims break-in
• Child care program continues through December
• Redlands leaders offer visions for city's future
• Molestations case nears its finish in SB
• Attorney general race down to L.A. County
• Troupe readies latest show in Big Bear Lake
• Ex-Dodger's championship ring stolen at tournament
• Smokers have tools to help them stop
• New visions unveiled for downtown San Bernardino
• Locals protest at McCain's office
• Crime and Public Safety, November 18
• Leader selected for county's CASE
• Rialto marks construction of new fire station
• Arrest in Hesperia leads to trailer housing bottled mercury
• Reign, Humane Society team up for fundraiser
• Dairies in crisis
• SB County won't get commission seat
• Biane, Stringer lauded for service
• San Bernardino to begin enforcement of new alcohol law
• Ownership of mortgages may be affected by messy paper trail
• San Bernardino enacts 'Common Courtesy Principle'
• Crime and Public Safety, November 17
• Redlands council cuts benefits
• Regulators require replacement for contaminated water
• Colton faces layoffs of police and firefighters to fill budget gap
• Cal Poly Pomona students seek graduate opportunities at fair
• Childhelp to hold annual fundraiser celebration
• High schoolers shadow local leaders for the day
• San Bernardino couple try to rebuild business after burglary
• Fontana City Council to consider code enforcement ordinance
• Brown seeks budget ideas
• Owning home easier
• Immigrant tuition law is upheld
• Lewis moves to return stimulus dollars to Treasury
• Brockovich returns to Hinkley
• Arraignment postponed in police officer's slaying
• Hospital CEO in Upland to leave post
• Churches hold prayer, fast
• Crime and Public Safety, November 16
• Twain returns to spotlight
• Former Dodger talks at Ontario High School
• Redlands council to take second look at insurance plans
• Derry proposes caps on vacation, holiday accrual for exempt employees
• Freeway to nowhere launched new era in I.E.
• Salvation Army seeks volunteer bellringers
• San Bernardino to begin enforcement of new alcohol law
• High court upholds death penalty against deputies' shooter
• State panel to end gerrymandering
• Scrollsaw Association prepares for Fontana toy drive
• Educators focus on pre-kindergarten to promote literacy
• Feds at odds with Victorville over regional center
• Crime and Public Safety, November 15
• Calimesa council to vote on impound fee
• 'Redlands Got Talent!' performers take the stage
• Beaumont council to review stadium annexation
• Redlands' The Village holds harvest festival
• Victorville corruption probes continue
• Moving offender housing not an option in Yucaipa
• Time marches on
• Privacy issues linger in wake of Ontario case
• Groups split on NYC mosque site
• County targets strokes
• Life without cell phones peace of mind for some
• Prop. 22 won't stop state's May funds raid
• U of R students teach kids life lessons through comedy
• Prison cutbacks expected to continue under Brown
• Following the digital trail
• Fed funds restore jobs
• Rep. Baca hosts veterans' fair
• Crime and Public Safety, November 14
• House fire in San Bernardino damages two rooms
• Students feed the needy at San Bernardino site
• Uptown Yucaipa business owners look forward to redevelopment
• Chromium 6 spectre still lurks, spreading in Hinkley
• Five years later, looking back at the death of Mynisha Crenshaw and its impact on S.B.
• Strip club worker files suit against city of Rialto, police chief
• Crime and public safety, November 13
• Loma Linda University students to get in the dirt to learn about crops
• Young adults in LDS church stay active
• Panel: Calif. should end sex-offender housing ban
• Upland officials hope to gain from new supervisor
• Local briefs, November 13
• Bonnes Meres Auxiliary holds annual fundraiser
• Man sentenced in shooting death
• Talk of outsourcing fire service concerns Big Bear Lake firefighters union
• Medicare notifications in the mail
• Redlands police use modern technology to track down teen burglary suspect
• Local briefs, November 12
• Newell's Nursery fights city lawsuit
• Redlands honors veterans at annual ceremony
• Celebrate California's oldest wine country
• Poll shows support for comprehensive immigration reform
• Darth Vader to invade Redlands Barnes & Noble Saturday
• Fontana councilman's soldier son seen in battlefield video
• Veterans group holds celebration
• Cherry Valley tenants criticize park management
• Redlands resident to receive Congressional Gold Medal
• Fontana-Rialto Concert Series to kick off with Riders of the Purple Sage
• State budget picture already bleak
• Short takes, November 12
• Winds expected to wane today
• Crime and public safety, November 12
• Big Bear Lake mulls fire change
• Wienerschnitzel fracas disputed
• Veterans posts seeking younger members
• Colton police launch new youth community volunteer program
• San Bernardino man to face trial on molestation charges
• Redlands Boys & Girls Clubs growing
• Three Rialto vets still standing together
• Veterans Day observances
• San Bernardino students study to become men of integrity
• Substantial job growth forecast for second half of 2011
• Stater Bros. in Grand Terrace moves ahead after scare
• State Park closures possible next year
• Crime and Public Safety, November 11
• Victorville-based reserve unit deploys to Iraq
• Northpark Elementary earns fitness center
• Future of child-care program remains uncertain
• High Desert Government Center dedicated
• Riders plan tribute ride for fallen member
• Man found guilty in 2008 DUI hit-run crash
• Commission to wait on ruling for proposed cell tower
• SEIU ratifies contract with state
• Grand Terrace senior center kitchen remodel OK'd
• Missing mentally disabled man found unharmed
• Supervisor Neil Derry commissions San Bernardino Mountains study
• Local ski areas start making snow
• CSU tuition set to spike
• County mum on Mentone pot dispensary
• Conan O'Brien blimp lands at San Bernardino airport
• Pair of area Lowe's stores close
• Ruben Estrada aims to beat the odds
• Democrats cautious about new budget power
• Postmus faces trial
• Robber fatally shoots market owner
• Navarro sees victory as mandate
• Council to consider new ballfield
• Charges challenged in capital case
• Fontana students learn and laugh at school assembly
• Crime and Public Safety, November 9
• Rialto council slated to talk Renaissance project
• Colton police set up youth program
• Busy pioneer had projects in Arizona, Southland
• Rialto police investigating fatal shooting
• Bandit and friends bring peace to vets
• Repealing health care bill may prove daunting task for GOP
• Ontario shelter selling a calendar of pets for 2011
• Lowering electric rates in Colton a priority
• Solar power coming this December
• Ontario City Hall to get new look
• Latinos key to Democratic victories in California
• Baca hopes budget, immigration come up before GOP takeover
• Tea Party swayed Redlands election
• Crime and Public Safety, November 7
• Reche Canyon fire nearly controlled
• Details of task force few so far
• Hospital probe fits pattern
• Prop. 22 a boon for Redlands
• Redlands Forum celebrates first year
• Kennedy, Nixon on ballot 50 years ago
• Erasing the stigma of mental illness
• Sheriff's deputies track San Bernardino County's sex offenders
• Dreier, Lewis, McKeon could chair key panels
• Untitled
• Veterans Day observances
• Firefighters look for embers at scene of San Bernardino blaze
• Local briefs, November 6
• Victor Valley Community Hospital put up for auction Friday
• Rutherford announces key staff hires
• Rialto police sex scandal investigation could conclude next week
• San Bernardino judge sentences ex-Riverside man to nine years for multi-million dollar Ponzi scheme
• Crime and public safety, November 6
• Man gets 25 years for killing his wife
• Arrowhead Regional will salute veterans
• Correction, November 6
• Redlands may have first 'earth market'
• Women vets get new facility dedicated to their medical needs
• San Bernardino County's Arrowhead Regional Medical Center vexed by controversies
• 151,000 jobs added to October payrolls nationally but unemployment rate is unchanged
• Grand Terrace Country Fair includes crafts, competition
• Child-care program escapes chopping block for now
• Thieves steal camping gear from Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts
• Rutherford aide facing vandalism charge
• Harris grabs lead in A.G. race from Cooley
• Local briefs, November 5
• Three new faces to join Colton school board
• San Bernardino, L.A. county voters split on budget, fee measures
• Teen sentenced to six years in fatal stabbing
• Team effort boosts student achievement at middle school
• County hospital raided
• Colton school board names new superintendent
• Medicare announces winning suppliers
• County finalizes adoptions at Ontario Convention Center
• Program today to recognize poetry of former Cal Poly Pomona professor Virginia Adair
• Man barricades himself in San Bernardino apartment
• Fontana election sets up more of same in City Hall
• San Bernardino needs ambassadors for downtown core
• Republicans face long odds in Sacramento
• Anti-incumbent ripples felt locally
• Woman to face charges in death of sister-in-law
• Voters say no to Measure C
• Weighing in on Proposition 19
• 'Treasure Hunters Roadshow' comes to Redlands
• Local briefs, November 4
• High Desert will have special election
• Crime and public safety, November 4
• FBI, DA's Office raids Arrowhead Regional Medical Center
• Sightseeing in D.C. - A Capitol idea
• Secret of good health and long life
• Ransom sentenced to 50 years to life for deadly shooting of 15-year-old
• Celebrating the rails
• Warren dominates Fontana mayoral race in historic election
• Short takes, November 5
• Testimony ends in Postmus, Eyler hearing
• Burn prevention group to honor local heroes
• Family, friends, community pay tribute to Rancho Cucamonga soldier who died in Afghanistan service
• Crime and public safety, November 5
• Calif. voters give Brown a return trip as governor
• Rutherford wins, supports ethics commission
• Measure C on road to failure in San Bernardino
• Short takes, November 4
• Warm temperatures not out of the ordinary
• State Department of Education now on iTunes U
• Former Chaffey High School teacher sentenced in sex case
• Body of Rancho Cucamonga soldier returned home; services are Wednesday morning
• Local briefs, November 3
• First 5 looks at possibility of funding state child-care program
• CSU board to vote on fee increase
• Redlands woman to appear on WeTV's "The Locator"
• Short takes, November 3
• Crime and public safety, November 3
• Election ends; celebration begins
• Daily activity of Eyler, Gutierrez examined
• Calif. voters return Boxer to Senate for 4th term
• Biane falls behind
• Churches, schools celebrate Dia de los Muertos
• Police bring show, toys to children's hospital
• Latinos souring on illegal immigration
• DREAM Act remains elusive
• San Bernardino council favors new limits on garage sales
• D.A. Investigator: Postmus wanted to launder profits
• Trial for pair of Vagos members begins
• Jury finds Markham guilty
• Record number of mail ballots could increase voter participation
• Crime and public safety, Nov. 2
• Exhibit pays tribute to baseball player
• Voting begins today
• Rialto group forms to fight youth alcohol and drug use
• 15-year-old shot, killed in SB; 18-year-old wounded
• Second officer allegedly connected to Rialto police sex scandal no longer with department
• Gutierrez: Bell scandal affected retrial
• Litigation delays development of green jobs in the Inland Empire
• Cold weather shelters open for winter months
• Market hosts 'Day of the Dead' celebration
• Calimesa council to review fees
• Harvest Haunt goes on despite theft
• Colton school district bond spending questioned
• Scaring up spirits: Paranormal sleuths search amusement park
• Loma Linda City Council deadlocked over when to sell city-owned property
• Ontario man who sexually abused 8 girls in 12-year span gets 22 year conviction
• Mother of local soldier killed in Afghanistan recalls son as a community hero
• Gutierrez conviction could boost county probe
• Crime and public safety, October 31
• Local mountains get first snowfall
• Joe Baca hosts nutrition and diabetes event
• Redlands readies for Halloween
• Latinos souring on illegal immigration
• Voters face host of choices Tuesday
• John Weeks: Our civil frights are being threatened
• 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
• Local briefs, October 30
• Information Meeting For A Trip To Australia and New Zealand
• San Bernardino police chief meets with residents
• Rialto school board trustees out front in campaign financing
• Man found guilty of pimping out 13-year-old girl
• Corrections, October 30
• Halloween prank lands two women in jail
• Child care cuts postponed
• Gay, lesbian Cal State San Bernardino students fight bullying
• Crime and public safety, October 30
• Elves at Santa Claus Inc. are gearing up for annual event
• Colton's Silva family brings back haunted maze
• Investigator: Aleman wore wire before plea bargain
• Douglas Miller Headlines ‘Musical Tribute to Daz Patterson’ at the Sturges Center
• Fundraiser brings in muscle
• Rain coming
• Crime and Public Safety, October 19
• Redlands takes up school traffic mess
• Evidence error halts hearing in girl's 1983 death
• Family hopes for a witness
• Staff reviews union switch
• Critics slam pay deal
• Fiorina campaigns in San Bernardino
• Gutierrez testifies he had good work record
• Debate fizzles in Grand Terrace
• Priestly reality TV
• New CPR guidelines start today
• Rancho councilman's retrial to resume
• State lightens CSU load
• Goffs is a hot spot for desert history
• Donors instrumental in bringing about 'OrKIDstra' concert
• Area Islamic center reaches out
• C'mon, you knew I wouldn't leave it alone
• Generations gather for Loma Linda community fair
• 150 cyclists take spins for charity
• Good vibrations at SB smoke-out event
• Union endorsements in Redlands questioned
• Anti-Rutherford effort may have broken law
• Voters in SB ponder C issue
• Crime and Public Safety, October 17
• Food benefit cards OK'd
• Deceased children honored at CSUSB
• 220 rally for priest
• Testimony resumes in Postmus preliminary hearing
• Federal deficit still above $1 trillion
• Local teachers search for educational Superman
• Rapist, killer of 83-year-old sentenced to life in prison
• Local briefs, October 16
• Parade celebrates Loma Linda anniversaries
• Recycled pieces help Unforgettables Foundation
• RHS pumped up for game
• Train revival is right on track
• Corrections, October 16
• Crime and public safety, October 16
• Woman dies at Speedway
• Local mayors just say no to marijuana even if state proposition passes
• Pot has long history
• D.A. cancels Wetzel
• Crime and public safety, October 15
• Upland car dealer wants thieves of $40,000 car caught
• Kristol sees high probability of major Republican successes in next month's elections
• More than 60 artists display work at Art for Heaven's Sake
• Local briefs, October 15
• Redlands-based group supports veterans programs
• Quake preparedness workshops coming to Redlands, Highland
• Tea Party asks candidates national, global questions
• Former sheriff, SB mayor fined
• Pharaoh's rave advertised
• Cal State San Bernardino hosts Entrepreneurship and University Research Day
• School placed on lockdown in R.C.
• Superintendent candidates share views on target goals
• Students draw attention to homelessness
• Short takes, October 15
• Analysis: Loma Linda yellow lights were illegally short
• Crime and Public Safety, October 14
• Hospitals looking to recoup Medi-Cal loss
• Workshop offers tips to fight foreclosure
• States team up to look into mortgage practices
• Mine rescue has vital lessons
• Day-care cuts shock parents
• Drop in ONT flights bodes ill
• Gutierrez's time records, expense reports scrutinized
• Defense questions officer about prior shootings in Markham trial
• Events target breast cancer
• Hospital chain assails union study on blood
• CSUSB partners with Chaffey for dispatch services
• Gutierrez trial zeroes in on low income housing project
• Brown, Whitman spar over taxes, jobs at final debate
• U.S. judge tosses 'don't ask don't tell'
• PAC behind secretive ads registers with state
• Pair of crashes bog down local traffic
• Woman saves man's life by pulling him from burning vehicle
• Redlands-based group supports veterans programs
• Professionals serve as role models to students
• Groups clash over Highland council's support of S.B. 1070
• Crime and Public Safety, October 13
• San Bernardino college district Nanotech training set
• Wood has cross-county campaign this election
• San Bernardino firm contributes to high-tech training for Marines
• Jury to determine Caltrans payment in mudslide lawsuit from church
• Dutton takes leadership spot
• Penman: Bell flier doesn't ring true
• EPA moves forward with cleanup plan in Rialto
• CSUSB partners with Chaffey for dispatch services
• Grand Terrace to buy hybrid SUV
• Latino group to challenge Highland council's support of S.B. 1070
• Measure A on the minds of Redlands voters
• Cortes considers complaint over signs
• Crime and Public Safety, October 12
• Campaign flyer targets Rutherford and Fontana residents
• Biker deaths decline
• It took a real man to vote for opposite sex
• Homeowner shoots, kills man who breaks into home
• All-comedy radio station now broadcasting across Inland Empire
• Yucaipa petition drive fights uptown project
• Ballot yields three easy choices for our leaders
• Prisons face cut of $1.1B
• Crime and Public Safety, October 11
• Bark beetles' role disputed
• Seniors still wary
• Air show arises at Redlands site
• Kiss' Simmons speaks out at Pitzer College
• Foster leads in Redlands campaign funds
• Powwow at Cal State
• Date adds up to a perfect '10'
• Young author signs at Frugal Frigate
• Race fans get into the 'Zone'
• Churches adopting schools
• Man dies after being struck by a vehicle
• Agency gets word out to ease seniors' concerns
• Quest for low prices alarms suppliers
• Measure C proponents lead the money race in San Bernardino
• Cost cuts raise ire
• More than 100 tie the knot at Speedway starting line in Fontana
• East Valley contracts help save money
• Stewart wins Pepsi Max 400 at Auto Club Speedway
• Markham ID'd as gang member at separate hearing
• Assembly passes state budget; Senate still considering measure in late-night session
• SEIU retains 43,500 union health care workers in labor vote
• Redlands' newest high school, football stadium celebrated, dedicated
• Correction, October 9
• Parker, Runner vie for tax board
• Budget spares safety net, for now
• Sewage backup fouls up block in Rialto
• Testimony: Postmus created jobs with political clout
• LAWA hit with suit
• Bank of America halts foreclosure sales during investigation of its practices
• Reading Buddies program kicks off
• Ex-victim advocate Wagner denies embezzlement charges
• Commission to review Loma Linda parking plans
• Crime and public safety, October 9
• Local briefs, October 8
• Tea parties say 'no' to new tax
• Three suspects in kidnapping, stabbing have gang ties
• Crime and public safety, October 8
• California driver's licenses getting a makeover
• Redlands Symphony ready for 16th season
• Kimbark Elementary celebrates high API score
• BLM gives approval for 392-megawatt Mojave Desert solar project along state border
• NASCAR drivers meet the fans at Racefest activities
• Residential development work under way in San Bernardino
• Rutherford has fundraising edge in campaign's final weeks
• Registrar says county full of able poll workers
• Feds announce $5.5 million for San Bernardino, Victorville
• Hearing in Mentone double-homicide case halted
• Rialto ready to upgrade Fergusson Park
• District staff to look into Casa Ramona Academy
• Forecast: A 'long' and 'slow' recovery
• Usual suspects donate in 59th Assembly District
• Fix promised for tax mistake
• Crime and Public Safety, October 8
• Officer, owner of SB towing business held
• Redlands firefighters spread the message
• Cooper lawyers ask judge for more testing
• Redlands council to look at cutting its own benefits
• Jury sides with Penrod's wife
• It's mathematics in the fast lane!
• Destroyed prison dorms reopening
• Amgen Tour of California won't return to Big Bear Lake in 2011
• State works study new deal
• Short takes, October 8
• Investigation clears Cortes
• Security officer caught stealing from Colton High School
• LA hiker followed shade during six days in Joshua Tree
• Fontana Unified to talk substitute teacher pay cuts
• Prosecution witness in shooting trial vanishes
• Man, 71, shot while on a walk
• Crime and Public Safety, October 6
• Grant allows arts training
• Census shows illegal immigrant numbers down
• Ex-assessor exec testifies at retrial
• Obama prods 2-year schools
• Angry parents complain at SB Unified school board meeting
• High Desert men found bound and gagged
• New Miss Cardinal named
• Church charity changes location, keeps services
• Basle named new county counsel
• Expert says Markham wore gang attire
• San Bernardino hires new public works chief after salary debate
• San Bernardino was travel hub in glory days of stagecoaches
• Rain, snow possible in days ahead
• Aleman takes stand at Gutierrez trial
• City report finds ONT overstaffed, staff overpaid
• Pets get blessed at San Bernardino church
• Ruth Stringer announces retirement plans
• Environmental group files lawsuit to stop Rialto project
• Court upholds state furloughs
• Colton psychiatrist accused of having sex with patients
• Trinity Episcopal Church holds annual Blessing of the Animals
• Money alone can't solve school predicament
• LLU Medical Center garage plan irks resident
• Old-Timers still a class act
• Fontana officials upbeat as developer buys 65 acres
• Students benefit from Safety Net program in San Bernardino
• Recent youth suicides raise concerns
• Schwarzenegger mocks Yucaipa lawmaker's bill
• Grand Terrace candidate says opponent's signs violate law
• People walk in Fontana for clean air
• Prop. 8 showdown looms
• Driver pleads no contest in deadly Rancho crash
• Fiscal plan takes shape
• Center, church divided on gays
• San Bernardino, others cracking down on panhandling
• 8,000 don pink and walk for cancer cure in downtown Redlands
• San Bernardino looks into retooling municipal fines policy
• In the internet age, bullying can bring fatal results
• Family fun day at Smiley library, park, shrine in Redlands
• 'Dinner in the Grove' fundraiser hits a homer
• Crime and public safety, October 2
• Gearing up for Redlands Air Show
• San Bernardino's tax oversight panel to meet after more than year of silence
• Missing hiker found after 6 days in Joshua Tree park
• Mother, boyfriend plead no contest in death of Ontario infant
• Charter schools face several challenges
• Prisoner exchange plan raises legal questions
• Research discovery may lead to breakthrough on West Nile virus
• Budget deal made
• Dad: Girl found in L.A.
• Sobriety checks result in more than 100 arrests in Redlands
• Patchy showers haven't put a damper on fire risk
• Redlands elementary school holding Halloween costume drive
• State reduces penalty for pot
• Fire severely damages sports bar in Twentynine Palms
• DisAbility Sports Festival draws big crowd
• Choosing bras takes on new meaning
• Molestation charges against retired pastor dropped
• Short takes, October 2
• Mynisha's Law elements part of Boxer's reintroduced act
• Short takes, October 1
• Local briefs, October 1
• Shooting officer testifies at Markham trial
• Lack of state budget might force preschool closures in Redlands
• Academic performance under review at Casa Ramona Academy
• Aleman: Postmus devised scheme to bilk taxpayers
• Officials celebrate expansion of Fontana courthouse
• Medicaid enrollment spikes to 48M in weak economy
• Teens' group home escape ends in flames
• Santa Ana winds will bring added fire danger to the Inland Empire
• Redlands ready for third Believe Walk to fight cancer
• Grand Terrace rejects cap on rental units that can be converted to condominiums
• Cal State SB history is first-class
• Crime and public safety, October 1
• San Bernardino hosts Green Jobs Summit
• Candidate miffed at GOP
• Loma Linda's mayor pushes school move
• Crime and Public Safety, September 30
• Officer recalls fighting suspect
• Upland, Claremont residents close to redistricting commission
• 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
• Study: Tax breaks hurt, don't help
• Congress condemns Mojave Cross thieves
• Kidnapping suspect killed in Mexico
• Budget woes lead to shutdown of San Bernardino County rest areas
• Mom who lost son stresses importance of getting flu vaccination
• Second Gutierrez trial commences
• Embezzling suspect enters plea
• Crime and Public Safety, September 29
• A local eat feat Annual event held at U of R
• County changing policy on purchases
• Vanished hiker sought in desert
• Budget crisis delays big outlay to 2-year colleges
• Brown, Whitman take on issues
• Battle over budget
• Phone bank issues in Colton?
• Broccoli benefits from Baca bill
• Sunshine Ordinance passes first reading
• Loma Linda one step closer to senior housing
• Woman in alleged Rialto Police sex scandal to file lawsuit
• SWAT point man testifies at Wiggins trial
• Fontana schools tout water-saving toilets
• Carnival will feature kids, musical acts
• How hot was it? 'Off the charts'
• Cooper still in limbo
• CSU to admit new students for winter, spring terms
• Southland helped power electrical revolution
• Crime and Public Safety, September 28
• Lawyers give opening remarks in retrial
• LLUMC inspection report cites two severe violations
• Rialto to discuss outsourcing Water Department
• Educator faces trial
• Crime and Public Safety, September 27
• 'Greed is good' not good at all for America
• Grand Terrace unlikely to pay claim
• Sheriff's Rodeo hits the trail
• Probe targets city pay
• Flu shots in good supply
• Fans brave heat to hear their faves
• Keeping watch with less
• Craigslist defends its actions
• False start
• Online sex ads likely to use new sites
• Scouts hope to break record for longest derby track
• Victim advocate faces felony charges
• Crime and Public Safety, September 26
• Redlands Sister Cities Association breaks ground on Peace Garden
• Second chance for teen convicts
• State Attorney General candidate Kamala Harris touts her experience
• 1,000 celebrate Native American Day in San Bernardino
• Cal State San Bernardino to offer 'A Season of Hope and Discovery'
• Some question whether second stimulus would have quick impact on filling infrastructure needs
• Partner gives tearful testimony in fatal 2007 shooting of Rialto police officer
• Local briefs, September 25
• For lucky 10, Kaiser Permanente to perform free surgeries today
• Crime and public safety, September 25
• Budget stalemate threatens to stop local transportation projects
• Area students attend healthcare event
• Correction, September 25
• Post-rally fights at Victor Valley High lead to pepper spray
• 'XXX Sunday' scheduled at Rancho Cucamonga church
• Sunshine Ordinance to go before county supervisors
• Parents criticize San Bernardino charter school
• Mother speaks at Rojas homicide trial
• Iraq veteran, private talk about experiences in military
• Colton to review claims that businesses paid too much utility tax
• Short takes, September 24
• Local briefs, September 24
• Berlin Wall dispute surfaces in San Bernardino
• College gets more and more expensive at Cal State San Bernardino, other schools
• Gang evidence argued in Markham trial
• Crime and public safety, September 24
• Luis Artiga claims innocence in Bell scandal
• Crime and Public Safety, September 23
• Berlin Wall dispute surfaces in San Bernardino
• DEA ready for National Take Back Day
• Pair in fatal shooting to be sentenced
• Court: SB judge erred in awarding attorney fees
• Beaumont strikes agreement with Morongo
• Complaint filed against Grand Terrace Chamber
• Montessori, Grove celebrate peace
• Classic car show to benefit Colton's canine cops
• Sheriff's rodeo rolling into Devore
• Beaumont passes recycling requirements
• Health insurers to back away from child-only insurance plans
• August home prices rise, sales volumes down
• Speedway is shifting gears
• Church, other buildings to be demolished for new school
• Fall classes start at Cal State San Bernardino
• Protesters await fallout
• 59th District state Assembly candidate says no new taxes without voter approval
• Redlands changes directors' benefits
• Recession over! Are you ready for some euphoria?
• New Vision Middle School scores high
• San Bernardino expects movies to return to downtown by spring
• Monson to face murder charges
• Nonprofit honors memory of mother who died of cancer
• Protesters: DREAM Act deferred, not denied
• Illicit airport drivers targeted for larger fines
• Redlands City Council turns down increase in user fees
• 150 students walk out
• SB County education chief says improvement continues
• DREAM Act stalls in Senate, but backers aren't giving up
• 8 arrested, charged in Bell corruption scandal
• Native American conference, festival observes long history
• Gangs and drugs task force set goals for the next year
• Loma Linda City Council criticizes school site
• Crime and Public Safety, September 21
• SB targets Regal for theater
• Sinfonia Mexicana reaches 25
• Judge: Past shootings can be used
• CSUSB president gives annual convocation address
• Cal Poly welcomes new year with a little more optimism
• Texting behind wheel on rise
• City pushes impound yard to '11
• Feds, county at odds
• Four groups back same Redlands City Council candidates
• Citrus Avenue interchange on Fontana City Council agenda
• VFW seeks inclusion in Mojave Cross case
• Redlands Symphony helps to raise funds for Yucaipa students
• Feeling good about Craigslist halting ads
• Paws for a Cause fundraiser scheduled for Tuesday
• Autism training pays off at RUSD
• Key provisions of national health care reform take effect this week
• Rialto turns to PR company
• Prison reopens dormitory
• Pot outlet pays fines, stays open
• Fontana council race could lead to post-election openings
• Cops on run for a cause
• Village businesses host third wine walk in Big Bear
• Expectant teenage parents may lose help of agency
• Gasoline prices down 15 cents in last month
• Route 66 led World War II doctor to Fontana
• Benefit concert on Saturday will help youths and seniors
• Munchin' at Mansion set to benefit foster kids
• Chelsea's Law's costs questioned
• Local rules hazy for pot measure
• Rialto uses PR firm to promote city's vision
• Community groups ride shotgun for Route 66 Rendezvous
• Yom Kippur ends with hopes for next year
• Kiwis rendezvous in San Bernardino
• Another Rendezvous wraps up in San Bernardino
• Crime and Public Safety, September 20
• Many Inland Empire public employees receive fully funded pensions
• Crime and Public Safety, September 19
• Democratic 59th Assembly candidate says she's not beholden to unions
• College offers needy students first year for free
• Youth Hope gets grants
• Tutoring center opens a San Bernardino spot
• Lawsuit filed in killings
• Obama buoys DREAM Act backers
• Lawyers set for retrial of Rancho councilman
• Inland Empire job declines continue to slow; unemployment falls to 14.8 percent
• Suspect held in shooting
• Local briefs, September 18
• Crime and public safety, September 18
• Middle school will be named after Baca
• POWs remembered at Redlands ceremony
• A wrong turn and she's cruisin' Route 66
• California health officials urge flu shots for all older than 6 months
• Accident clogs 15 Freeway
• Short takes, September 18
• One in 7 Americans now live in poverty
• Illegal drug use up
• Budget gridlock costly to colleges
• Fun activites help boost API scores at Warm Springs Elementary School
• Cars light up street
• Family, friends throw surprise birthday party at Route 66 Rendezvous
• Gutierrez gears up for retrial in scandal that rocked Assessor's Office
• San Bernardino-Route 66: Crossroads of history
• Jews celebrate Yom Kippur
• Grand Terrace resolves red-light cameras payment issue
• Rendezvous comes of age 21 years after debut
• Redlands hosts art walk
• Terminated SB County solid waste division manager files $4.9 million claim
• Local briefs, September 17
• Design for veterans project draws applause
• Bank robbery suspect may be 'Field Hat Bandit' wanted for numerous holdups
• In-N-Out a step closer in Rialto
• Grand Terrace releases tax report on stipends
• Business After Hours Mixer
• Study calls Prop. 24 a job killer
• Jury deadlocks in slaying of man in Muscoy
• L.L. taps developer for senior housing
• Check out five forest abodes
• Shooter convicted in teen's 2006 killing
• SB Valley Community College school board candidate alleges death threats
• Anti-gang deputy to be added
• Private water company to join Highland-based EVWD
• Crime and Public Safety, September 16
• Man dies after being stabbed in San Bernardino
• Summer's final cruise
• Short takes, September 17
• Prosecution suffers setback in Erwin case
• Crime and public safety, September 17
• Route 66 cruisers say it's all about camaraderie
• Correction, September 17
• Bloomington High to break ground on math, science buildings
• Boiler towers come down after controlled explosion in Redlands
• Suspicious bag leads to evacuation of Metrolink train
• Parents, care providers criticize Inland Regional Center at meeting
• Crime and Public Safety, September 15
• County rejects Uffer's offer
• GOP women open HQ in downtown Redlands
• Victor Valley Community Hospital files for bankruptcy
• Richman to pay back money from assessor
• Effects of cuts awaited
• Strike slows 215 Freeway jobs
• Grant to aid Hospitality House
• Retail sales jump in August
• Fontana agrees to pay $173,284 to alarm group
• County to spend $300K on dam
• County responds to Grand Jury
• Laid-off teachers' expectations are low
• Redlander wins contest to design new motorcycle
• Pertussis still a concern
• Grand Terrace eyes consultant to handle grant
• Sunshine Ordinance gets new makeover
• Uffer a no-go in Needles
• State may hike target
• Crime down in San Bernardino county
• Man arrested, suspected of stabbing mother to death
• Record heat plagues residents of Inland Valley 55 years ago
• Suspect in deadly hit-and-run cleared
• Redlands softball league returns
• 2 Highland men shot after concert
• Defendant testifies in murder trial
• Two arrested in 1988 Apple Valley slayings
• Yucaipa school board to get financial forecast
• Possible buyers look at former San Bernardino theater
• Illegal immigration drops
• Outlook bleak for Redlands real estate
• Grand Terrace owes red light fees
• Hundreds celebrate Mexican Independence
• Audit faults contracts by health service
• Adams criticizes court ruling on Glendora redevelopment
• Brown's 'green' jobs plan falls short with economists
• Walk to Remember helps grieving families
• Thousands attend back-to-school event at Pharaoh's
• New principal at helm
• Church salutes sacrifice
• Redlands salutes its own
• Old-time haircuts linger on Route 66
• Arrest in 1988 Apple Valley homicide case
• Crime and Public Safety, September 12
• Morris has high hopes for San Bernardino as major transit hub
• Organization offers support for relatives raising children
• Redlands to study having more downtown parking
• Anti-drug group wants pot dispensary closed
• Redlands officials pledge to keep vacant mall neat
• Diocese pushes DREAM Act
• Banning City Council sets hearing on water rates
• Health costs: Republicans see no surprise
• Health costs may rise
• College board rival complains to FPPC
• Baca: Fund all for good
• Jury finds man guilty of molesting girl on fishing trip
• DA still reviewing hate crime case
• Fontana mayor's race features clash of styles
• Local briefs, September 11
• Teen convicted in Redlands robbery faces new charges
• Crime and public safety, September 11
• Man sentenced to 11 years for 1992 slaying
• Measure C proponents win in court, real test in November
• Two trains collide in Fontana
• Chaffey High School music teacher pleads no contest to sex crime
• Short takes, September 10
• Witness details teen's fatal shooting in trial
• Kiwanis have Rich tradition of bad jokes
• City saving money with volunteers
• Old Fire suspect charged with sodomy in jail
• Army medic Raymond Alcaraz of Redlands killed in Afghanistan
• Crime and public safety, September 10
• Rialto police sex scandal investigation complete
• Local briefs, September 10
• Colton school district looks at major cuts
• CHP: California sees largest one-year decrease of stolen vehicles in decades
• Upland company helps build new skating league
• School holds 9/11 remembrance day
• Dems given more staff, funding
• Rialto students raise flag that flew in battle
• Animal lover aims to speak up for sheltered critters
• Prison sentence looms for Fontana man convicted of attacking ex-girlfriend
• City, feds are at odds
• Business owners against Big Bear Lake affordable housing complex
• Child care in limbo
• Laid off classified employees in San Bernardino City Unified not brought back
• Corrections, September 10
• Bikers perform for Children's Hospital
• SBACC Golf Tournament
• Colton to begin implementing strategies suggested in public safety audits
• Chamber ready for 36th Home Tour
• Fontana car dealership owner fights off would-be robbers
• Riverside raid finds 37 smuggled immigrants
• Short takes, September 9
• A dog-day afternoon
• Crime and public safety, September 9
• Local briefs, September 9
• Resident voices concern about freeway widening project
• Suspect in killing deemed incompetent
• Echoes fill Fontana campaign
• Students try out for Miss Cardinal
• City Hall must redo statement Measure C info not correct
• Medical marijuana collective opens in Mentone
• Power storage near Grand Terrace school needs further review
• Trial begins in Lake Gregory molestation case
• Uffer's employment up in the air
• Kimbark Elementary School fishes for funds
• Crime and Public Safety, September 8
• Youngsters stock up for school
• Jobs bill tardy for schools
• Republicans wary of Obama tax-break plan
• A time to reflect
• Hospital holds marrow drive
• San Bernardino council imposes new alcohol rules
• Colton posts staff salaries
• Baby boy drowns in vehicle
• Orange rancher's savvy grew into Sunkist co-op
• Chaffey schools stay connected through Twitter
• Tent City symbol of effort
• Woman drops lawsuit against Tony Zendejas
• Pedaling for war veterans
• North Redlands seeks council reps
• Water company may join EVWD
• Paszkiewicz fulfills woman's burial wish
• Crime and Public Safety, September 7
• 21st Black Rose Awards gala set
• Gun carriers dodge bullet
• Supervisors to view proposed sunshine ordinance
• Donnelly absent for 17 elections
• Fontana man fights off rare infection
• Preparation key to safe hiking
• New principals follow in mother's footsteps
• Conductor forms unlikely group of musicians
• Sand sculptures inspire creativity at Lake Gregory
• Grand Terrace City Council silent on tax liability
• Kaiser's safety-net program set to expand
• San Bernardino rethinks beer ban
• Uffer attorney presses for Biane deposition
• Felon wants fresh start
• Youths left out
• Tea Party's free thinkers duped by wily billionaires
• Council pressed on Arizona law
• Banning police station funding becomes election issue
• Crime and Public Safety, September 6
• Police: 'What do you go by?'
• Laid-off teachers called back to classroom
• People willing to run for local offices are hard to find
• Officers shoot, kill 19-year-old
• Gang numbers soar
• Crime and Public Safety, September 5
• Colton fiesta celebrates Mexican independence
• Seven will compete for two Beaumont City Council seats
• Forging interfaith friendship
• 4 run for Grand Terrace mayor, 6 seek council seats
• Arroyo facing life sentence after being found guilty of murder, rape
• Fontana man healing after fighting rare infection
• Nolan: Bring your decorating skills
• Crime & Public Safety, Sept. 4
• Rapper banned from Colton apartments
• Come on back, San Bernardino school district says to 47 laid-off teachers
• No homes damaged by three small Beaumont fires
• Lawyer: San Bernardino County's $102 million settlement voids charges
• Afghanistan-bound airmen visit vets at Loma Linda hospital
• New temple opening doors: Congregation Emanu El holding open houses to coincide with holy days
• Depositions will start Thursday in Uffer lawsuit
• YMCA takes over parent-child preschool program
• "Fiestas Patrias" set for this weekend at Colton's San Salvador church
• Local news briefs, Sept. 3
• Crime & Public Safety, Sept. 3
• John Weeks: By the time we get to Winestock ...
• Fontana man, 21, stricken with rare, often deadly, infection gets second chance
• 'Staycations' may dominate Labor Day weekend
• Panhandler busted in Rancho Cucamonga soliciting donations for dead baby
• San Bernadino Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• SCAG rejects air pollution reduction targets
• Redlands filmmaking team wins big
• Entertainment schedule announced for Route 66 Rendezvous
• Mountains concert will feature Denver's music
• Police: More molestation victims feared
• Stater Bros. wins OK to build store in Grand Terrace
• Boxer, Fiorina face off in debate
• Penman gets another jurist in Measure C lawsuit
• Kindergarten age cutoff rises
• Bill goes to governor
• Crime and Public Safety, September 2
• San Bernardino argues private investigator's claim lacks merit
• Colleges offer textbook rentals
• California legislators race through waning hours of session
• Bishop dedicates new classroom
• SB politicos divided over merits of fall's Measure C
• Baca has surgery on his left knee
• Few issues resolved over Stater Bros. site in Grand Terrace
• Obama turns page on Iraq
• Loud bikes targeted
• Police work to find motive in mass Arizona shooting
• San Bernardino National Forest to institute tighter rules
• District still negotiating rewarding teachers
• DA's Office mulls charging Barstow cop with hate crime
• Crime and Public Safety, September 1
• Schools hazy about funds
• Feelings run gamut about Iraq conflict
• San Bernardino pastor behind lawsuit over Prop. 8
• Colton First alleges councilman failed to report contribution
• Home Depot to hire 250 in Ontario
• Diez had roots in Glendora
• Uffer takes job at desert hospital
• Midnight deadline for fate of school funds bill
• Timely, convenient
• City believes Little League Softball could be next big thing
• Ex-Biane aide gets $25,000
• Victorville hits crime areas with new cameras
• Public Safety Academy continues to thrive
• Barstow police officer facing hate crime charges
• RUSD board leader on TV
• CHP chases down trio of teens in stolen car
• Weather roller coaster headed up then down
• Bicentennial book presented to San Bernardino schools, libraries
• The 'trolley without tracks' hauled limestone
• Six running for Rialto school board
• Crime and Public Safety, August 31
• Sites stir suspicion
• San Bernardino's till near empty
• English programs costly
• Grape stomping toast of Grape Harvest Festival
• Walmart gives $10,000 to Boys & Girls Clubs of Redlands
• Redlands neighborhoods get needed sidewalk work
• Five killed in Arizona shooting; suspect flees to R.C., kills himself
• List of Emmy winners
• Gadgets fight crime
• Crime and Public Safety, August 30
• Video tour puts 'rap' in U of Redlands
• San Bernardino considers parking meters
• Redlands farmers market grows steady following
• Citrus groves costly to Loma Linda
• Woman denied right to cremate 'grandmother'
• Help sought for dialysis patients
• Illegal voting feared
• Mosque triggers emotion
• Crime and Public Safety, August 29
• Micah House teaches kids service
• Cars shine at I.E. show
• HR Commission seeking members
• Exhibit puts foster kids' best faces forward
• Getting ready to roll out Route 66 museum
• Scouts on track at Pinewood Derby
• Camp Esperanza aids arthritic teens
• $98 million bond urged
• San Bernardino County gadfly fights conviction
• Redlands Symphony entering 60th season
• Crime and public safety, August 28
• Esri encourages utilities to use technology
• Business climate shaken
• Affordable housing moves forward in Loma Linda
• District staff walk San Bernardino neighborhoods in search of truants
• 25 National Guardsmen from San Bernardino join mission at Mexico border
• Prison health care lagging, the OIG report says
• Penman lawsuit challenges sample ballot argument supporting San Bernardino's Measure C
• Delmann Heights center survives budget cuts
• Driver in fatal car chase gets nine-year sentence
• Lawmakers: Home-buyer assistance could help align housing market
• Short takes, August 28
• Collision on 10 Freeway injures two, backs up traffic
• Historic Morey Mansion becoming private residence again
• Push begins to earn pioneer in women's suffrage movement the Congressional Gold Medal
• Scout earns top rank for sign
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center unveils building
• Chaffey College dedicates its new art center
• Grand Terrace tax revenue questions raised
• San Bernardino charity sending diapers to Kenyan kids
• Crime and Public Safety, August 26
• San Bernardino officer cleared in fatal 2009 shooting
• Grand Terrace council cuts stipend
• Rialto Fire Department signs training agreement with statewide organization
• Mountain Trail Run on tap
• Must we suffer global melting, too?
• Redlands rivals debate $20K spending cap
• 'Pretty safe out there to eat eggs'
• Economic recovery stumbles
• Tough helmet law for snowboarders, skiers heads to Schwarzenegger's desk
• Strike may halt project
• Short takes, August 27
• Budget nowhere in sight
• Crime and public safety, August 27
• Weekend should bring cooler weather to area
• Parents warned: No vaccine could mean no school for their children
• Local briefs, August 27
• Burros face brighter future
• Mountaineer Days are back
• Visitors get a peek at schools
• Aid society to show expungement path
• 'Curiosity Quest' host keeps eyes on the I.E.
• Redlands man held in Paris Hilton case
• Police, fire feel the pain
• State misses out on funds
• Home prices jump
• Supervisors hike vision plan funds
• State delays school funds, withholds $2.9B for one month
• Redlands firefighters at the ready
• Suit by Penrod's wife claims libel; juror picks to start soon
• $57.6 million set to go to San Bernardino schools
• Students improve on state exit exam
• Oldtimers Foundation ordered to disclose funding
• Aquinas High School pays down debt, gets new leader
• Heat wave to linger few days; relief in sight
• Ruling favors libel suit
• Markets' sales take a hit
• Jury selection begins for ex-teacher's retrial
• Guards fear layoffs
• Thousands join uninsured ranks
• Budget fix for San Bernardino still elusive
• Colton parolee charged with killing 83-year-old Rialto woman
• Spending cap debate in Redlands continues
• Tree crushes car in Redlands
• Egg recall hits Fontana company
• Local names have complex pasts
• Democrat's bankruptcy becomes issue in High Desert Assembly race
• Crime and Public Safety, August 24
• Redlands Seventh-day Adventist Church shows off progress
• Crime and Public Safety, August 23
• Measure C vote will impact SB code enforcement
• Cuts hover over police
• Woman's stars shine
• Study: Latino arrests drop
• Funding decision due
• 2 studies monitoring pollution at rail yard
• New school focuses on black education and achievement
• Some say thanks
• First Amendment dictates course on NYC mosque
• Hip-hop takes peaceful tone at Rock the Bells
• Kids get backpacks, school supplies
• Prop. 19 pot cost effect debated
• Funds sought to fix Route 66
• Candidate urges spending cap
• Trio set up stop for drive-through prayer
• Menu-labeling grows at area at restaurants
• Emporia Arts District ready to blossom
• Medical retirements for police, firefighters come under scrutiny
• Constructing danger
• SBACC Information Meeting for Australia and New Zealand Trip
• Could Ariz. law touch city race?
• Hip-hop, heat fill up Rock the Bells
• Stater Bros. set for Grand Terrace market
• Crime and Public Safety, August 22
• Indio's pay raises increase Claremont's share of liability
• San Bernardino council to weigh police, fire cutbacks
• Macabre find stirs memories
• Rialto police officer named in sex scandal has left department
• San Bernardino Valley College has four new state-of-the-art buildings
• Fontana celebrates Cypress Avenue overpass completion
• Inland Empire unemployment hits 20-year high in July
• Money starting to trickle into Colton council races
• Rialto election could be canceled for lack of candidates
• Feds looking into Victorville bond debt
• SB man gets nearly 37 years for killing teen over cell phone
• Majority of Redlands firefighters are trained paramedics
• Short takes, August 21
• Crime and public safety, August 21
• Fontana man explores the story of his Native-American ancestry
• Local briefs, August 21
• Food inspectors on the lookout for potentially contaminated eggs
• City, county warn of Africanized honey bees
• No budget. Yes to furloughs.
• Mistrial declared after jury deadlocks in teacher's attempted murder trial
• Highland athlete helps team to victory
• Will zombies decide the future?
• Crime and public safety, August 20
• Short takes, August 20
• Macon held in two more San Bernardino killings
• Redlands school district offers online credit recovery pilot
• Correction, August 20
• Concert to showcase Kenyan music for good cause
• BLM suspends racing company's permit
• Prosecutors could get records on Colonies settlement today
• Class demand exceeds supply at San Bernardino County community colleges
• McNeely tells NAACP audience that San Bernardino has a lot of work to do
• County: People who haven't paid child support can regain driver's license
• San Manuels, San Bernardino make police pact
• 'America's Best Dance Crew' winners step out at Rialto middle school
• Local briefs, August 19
• Medical marijuana ruling leaves future still unclear
• Cranfill hearing pushed back to late September
• Crime and public safety, August 19
• Voting as test of faith
• Federal money for rehiring on hold
• Scientist rustles up rattlers
• Taking a stroll down Memory Lane
• Ruling on Stolen Valor Act upsets vets
• 'Islands' going back under county control
• Jury process begins for suspected SWAT officer's shooter
• Yucaipa-Calimesa district ends busing for all general population students
• Leisure Pointe hosts luau
• SBACC Free Workshop
• Air show wants to be free
• Short takes, August 18
• Crime and public safety, August 18
• Most politicians were no-shows at literacy event
• Racers say deaths in desert race were preventable
• Ontario church urges City Council to oppose immigration law
• Correction, August 18
• Council race heated
• Activists take on railway
• Six SB schools making required changes
• Widespread cuts on table
• Hesperia psychiatrist loses license after woman's complaints
• Crime and Public Safety, August 17
• Family, friends remember slain Bloomington teen
• Local test scores improve but trail state
• Bystanders describe crash in Mojave Desert
• San Bernardino council delays decision on opening towing yard
• Homebuilder woes deepen
• Gay unions on hold
• BLM reviews off-road racing
• Overdraft fee regulations takes effect
• Colton mulls posting city salaries online
• Trial begins in witness slaying
• Report: 1-in-5 kids in poverty
• Council looks at tow yard
• Deputy with cancer helped
• Hawaii wins West Region
• Redlands man participating in film competition
• Enjoy the fruits of Rialto's last citrus grove
• Rialto Fire Department equips engines with mobile computers
• Crime and Public Safety, August 16
• Muscupiabe exit stays; flag wavers
• Freeway ramp to reopen soon
• Ozzy puts Ozzy stamp on Ozzfest
• Shooting shuts freeway
• Councils short of Latinos
• Northwest champs
• Chevron solar power plant moves one step closer to reality
• Crime and Public Safety, August 15
• Rio Vista students taught how to handle adversity
• Ozzfest comes back
• 16-year-old dies in shooting
• County CAO shifts power to his office
• Block party honors firefighters, officers
• Basketball clinic draws 350
• Teenager suspected of 100 burglaries, police say
• Redlands slaying to be on 'Solved'
• Lights out savings add up for RUSD
• Chino mosque members remember victims during Ramadan
• Western Regionals worth roughly $20 million to San Bernardino, estimate says
• Veterans honored at ceremony marking 65th anniversary of end of WWII
• Disney Channel films in Ontario
• SB teen killed in possible gang-related shooting
• Judge allows conspiracy charge against Gutierrez
• Redlands' Air10 equipped with LoJack
• Undocumented immigrant student engages in summer of activism
• Yucca Valley killer who asked for death sentence, gets it
• Service Club Council gearing up
• Student magazine seeks to connect with community
• Music program enters San Bernardino's fourth-grade classrooms
• Rialto incumbents running unopposed
• Local briefs, August 14
• Short takes, August 14
• Riverside National Cemetery gets $6 million for improvements
• Few solutions for insolvency as Social Security turns 75
• Contract changes blamed for payroll problem at Boys & Girls Club of San Bernardino
• Highland's first city manager targets council seat
• Crime and public safety, August 13
• Illegal immigrant murder suspect was wanted before slaying
• Postmus arrested in court; suspected of being under the influence of drugs
• Group helps clear Seven Oaks Trail
• Judge delays gay marriages for six days awaiting ruling from appellate court
• 6 to vie for Fontana mayor
• Crime and Public Safety, August 12
• ICE deals with more criminals
• Judge OKs release of Colonies papers
• Eight stages, 90 bands
• Judge orders Wells Fargo to reverse $203 million in overdraft fees
• Tagger gets 26 years in deadly attack
• Late budget is roadblock for Caltrans
• Easter Seals runs camp with help from volunteers
• 8 candidates qualify for Redlands council race
• Penman blasts Morris over mayor's article
• Brother also a suicide, officials say
• Immigration advocate groups criticize ICE program
• CVB Financial's stock falls 22 percent on word of SEC investigation
• House moves to help teachers, public workers
• Hearing set for Postmus
• Fontana Water Co. announces two-year perchlorate study
• County fire department offering training to cadets
• Supes prepared to appeal solar complex's approval
• San Bernardino city employees say 'no' to concessions
• San Bernardino gas station to keep pro-military banners
• Pepsi reps watch Bowl workshop
• Road rage leads to stabbing
• Redlands council candidate list grows
• Crime and Public Safety, August 11
• Two agencies provide water after tainted well is shut
• Holy time for Muslims
• Boy in coma after hit-run
• Claim over police sex sent back
• Auto Club Speedway loses Cup race
• Socrates? He's here
• Ristow files suit against Ramos
• Target sponsors shopping spree for area kids
• End of Census leaves thousands in region unemployed
• Club feeling no ill effects from police sex scandal
• Man on trial in father's death and burial
• A.B. Miller High puts transformation model in place
• San Bernardino lowers fees in attempt to jump-start development
• When San Bernardino and Colton almost went to war
• Crime and Public Safety, August 10
• Chef makes it through 'Hell's Kitchen'
• 75,000 gathered for Boy Scouts' 100th anniversary
• Dragon Boat Races set for Lake Gregory
• Faithful cool to gay marriage ruling
• Autistic students face school stress
• Film teams hustle for timed project
• World is leaving marriage behind
• City attorney to work sex case
• Audit: Electric-rate money spent elsewhere
• Card game ends in fatal shooting
• Pet show not just warm, fuzzies
• Pit bull ordinance set to take effect Friday
• Officer wears many hats
• Rialto native finalist in Food Network internet challenge
• Latinos may call D.C.
• Deputies band together for cancer-stricken comrade
• San Bernardino church to install solar panels
• State unveils health plan
• Caldwell to leave council
• Parents blast RUSD over autism plan
• Redlands police chief to be honored by university
• Kohl's spree gets kids set for school
• Big clocks mark time on historical buildings
• Micah House gives out backpacks to kids
• Treasure assessors
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• Planes of Fame event draws hundreds to museum
• Electronic records keep pulse of patients
• Rutherford touts ethics
• San Bernardino: No waiving troop banners
• Future: Fewer doctor trips
• Locals can support cancer group with 'Purses and Pearls'
• Prosecutors move closer to obtaining information on Colonies settlement negotiations
• Fewer returned Census forms in 2010
• Course on Bible as literature will be offered at two Chino Valley high schools
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• Little League Western Regionals open in San Bernardino
• High Desert solar projects move closer to construction
• Local police spending comes under growing pressure
• Local growers honored during National Farmers Market Week
• Fires cause damage to three homes in San Bernardino
• Six file to compete for three Highland City Council seats
• Big Bear to celebrate those Old West cowboys
• Four county residents remain in running for seat on state redistricting commission
• Local briefs, August 7
• Short takes, August 7
• Crime and public safety, August 7
• General aviation officially kicks off at SBIA
• San Bernardino County Clerk: Gay marriage ban still on
• Conspiracy charge filed against Gutierrez
• Woman alleges group sex at Rialto Police Department Union Hall
• Crime and public safety, August 6
• San Bernardino County Clerk: Gay marriage ban still on
• Four file to run for Redlands City Council
• Victorville candidate files FPPC complaint against opponent
• Promoting the I.E. should be a snap
• Local briefs, August 6
• Short takes, August 6
• Agencies tackle water challenges
• Extravaganza lets people just clown around
• 14-year-old who climbed Everest will lead Route 66 parade
• Ontario family faults judge in toddler's killing
• New scoreboard, upgraded dorms for Little League Western Regionals in San Bernardino
• Remains of slain Bloomington girl found at Corona landfill
• White supremacist targets seat on Rialto school board
• Rancho Cucamonga veteran lends hand to Fiorina
• Judge tosses Prop. 8
• Four enter guilty pleas linked to bail bond investigation
• Delay of state education money angers school districts
• Public cost rises in civil case stemming from Colonies settlement
• Niko Niko Sushi raising money for Vietnamese children, seniors
• Solar complex plans advance
• Rep. Baca wins new honors
• Esri, NGS sign licensing deal
• Rialto Unified's newest campus begins classes
• Cook won't push for second grand jury
• Colton preps for loss of tax
• Crime and Public Safety, August 5
• Suspect in arrest-fight video enters guilty plea
• Execution protocols challenged
• Tax extension off ballot in Colton
• County unites for National Night Out
• Vets trying to bring C-141 to San Bernardino
• Jury finds Yucca Valley man guilty in girlfriend's slaying
• Crime and Public Safety, August 4
• Warren seeks Fontana mayor seat
• Gang-prevention class begins at CSUSB
• Bowl set to receive $50,000
• Charities will be featured on local ambulances
• Fontana council OKs policy with city manager
• New school is up and running
• Judge limits lawsuit by ex-county exec
• Report projects slow recovery for ONT
• First day of school
• Salaries to be online
• Four charged in fatal Rialto shooting
• California adopts new academic standards
• Quality of Life weathers cuts
• Filmmakers get 48 hours to make films
• Blues are good news for Moonridge Animal Park
• Villaraigosa wants city to keep ONT
• Volunteers help police Redlands
• San Bernardino trucker spreads gospel on the highway
• Donations fuel hopes in 59th race
• Tax plan dropped; Charter amendment to go on ballot
• Announcement on hold
• Dead man's family left wondering why
• Redlands plan aims to attract restaurants
• SB district leaders confident improvement is in works
• Sick Lake Arrowhead girl gets her wish
• No draining planned
• Detained man lost in shuffle; illegal immigrant's family left worried
• Secrets of clown trade out at Camp Clownin'
• Final vote on treasurer post set in Redlands
• Redlands council pens tax argument
• Indians: Law has little impact
• Chino Hills hosts 10th annual All Breed Horse Show
• Older students show freshmen the ropes
• Boom times, bust times in the Rand District
• SB authorities dissecting safety data from music festival
• Fontana posts officials' salaries online
• Redlands firefighter union offers sick leave provision
• Cities, agency share study costs
• Colonies contests inquiry
• Tax in Colton under review
• Man meets donor's family
• Kids get new, free backpacks
• Registrar rejects pressure to register more Latinos
• Cement mining plan up for vote in Redlands
• Redlands works to improve wheelchair access
• 'War Dad' dies young in L.A. alley
• Theater gets a new life with renovation and new season lineup
• Redlands City Council to review canine contract with school district
• Adelanto Mariachi Festival to aid Barstow veterans home
• Inland Empire economy remains sluggish, experts say
• The Vineyard Press returns in R.C.
• Students counseled over classmates' death
• Scorpions still have sting
• Drug sweep nets more than 20 suspects in Rialto
• Terrorist's son who converted to Christianity to speak at Fontana church
• Young violinist wows Redlands Bowl audience
• Kids make splash at Pharaoh's
• Legal Aid Society to move into bigger building
• Underground water leak causes sinkholes in Loma Linda
• Short takes, July 31
• Local briefs, July 31
• San Bernardino police union accepts concessions deal
• Crime and public safety, July 31
• Jury selection starts in former Pomona teacher's attempted murder trial
• Two R.C. bars granted permits for bands, dancing
• Colton council won't ask about public safety outsourcing
• San Bernardino's council minority could be enough to block sales tax proposal
• West Nile virus thriving this summer
• Obama defends education initiative
• City working past street's seedy reputation
• Policy change leads to dialysis options
• I.E. secures more transportation funding
• Market Night vigil held in solidarity with immigrants
• Resigned Bell city manager had ties to Hesperia, Rancho Cucamonga
• iPhone app targets San Bernardino County blight
• Smiley descendant was 'family hub'
• Local briefs, July 30
• Short takes, July 30
• Crime and public safety, July 30
• Correction, July 30
• Scout staff's quick work helps camper in a coma
• Arizona law halted
• Boys killed by dad's gun; suicide pact a possible scenario
• Foreclosures fall in first 6 months
• Sister City teenagers now in San Bernardino
• In-N-Out confirms it will build restaurant in Highland
• San Bernardino brothers break Guinness world record
• Convicted rapist now faces murder trial
• Grand Terrace council clears way for Stater Bros. store
• Rape case plea eyed; guard accused of aiding friend
• Burlington Coat Factory due in Redlands
• Second woman emerges in alleged Rialto police sex scandal
• Mission: Deep space
• Crime and Public Safety, July 29
• Rialto officials back chief
• Colton council mulls conversion of fire, police
• After 64 years, kindness lingers
• Expanding the vote
• Gutierrez dropping bid to be mayor
• Boy helps police nab burglary suspects
• Disney's 'Camp Rock, the Musical' to premiere in Inland Empire
• 1,700 begin state's bar exam
• Gold deal ends in man's fatal shooting
• Two arrested in Redlands shooting
• Downtown hotel still vacant
• Lawyer granted access to officers' records
• Crime and Public Safety, July 28
• CHP safety campaign targets SB Mountains highways
• County assists park district; supervisors OK $500,000 loan
• Fontana council to discuss vacancy
• Police nab suspected burglar after Kohl's break-in
• California law restricts public access to police cases
• Cal Poly Pomona receives $42 million endowment
• Crime and Public Safety, July 27
• Democrat Navarro leaves 'door open' for GOP
• Redlands Dog Park organizers hold second calendar photo contest
• Event commemorates 20th anniversary of ADA
• Rialto looks to upgrade Foothill Boulevard
• RCH employees win suit
• Rialto man pleads guilty to killing aunt, burning house
• Kids make archaeological discoveries during Egyptian art event
• Fontana woman joins hunger strike for Dream Act
• Firefighters battle blaze at Highland meat plant
• Desert treasure: Boom times in the Rand District
• Unions say Redlands avoids specifics
• Police arrest 21 at rave; 15 taken to hospitals
• Redlands officer tracks child porn back to Utah man
• Program helps kids build self-esteem, good habits
• Redlands lists final job cuts
• Audiotistic rave draws thousands
• Audit: Colton Electric Utility rates higher
• Wine Walk in Big Bear Lake draws shoppers to mountains
• Rialto faithful allow community to use land
• Rialto police chief works to keep trust
• Vet remembers Korea, and also orphan, Mitoko
• To some, drug plan is bitter pill
• Charter fight is latest chapter in Penman-Morris saga
• Kidsave strives to get older children adopted
• Redlands City Council approves city department changes
• Labor pact savings seen
• Be active, eat right, cops urged
• Oak Glen business owners seek $1.15M from SB County
• Church teaches kids bike skills
• Stormy affair led to cop sex scandal
• Biane fights for message beyond corruption scandal
• Benefit extension keeps couple off streets
• Tea party backers wary of group formed in Congress
• Officers can struggle with weight woes
• University of Redlands launches new school targeting working professionals
• Local briefs, July 24
• Ontario police catch wanted man
• Upland man accused of holding knife to grandfather's neck
• Partygoers enjoy five hours of fun at chamber fundraiser
• 'Hoarders' filming in Redlands
• World War II WASP refreshes flying skills on 90th birthday
• Colton could save $8.2 million by outsourcing police and fire, audit says
• Ontario officers conduct graffiti sweep in hopes of cleaning up the city
• Arrowhead lays off 27 operations employees
• Controversy brews after San Bernardino County Democratic Center Committee elects officers
• Erwin claims statute of limitations for alleged charges has expired
• Man, 71, faces murder charges in 28-year-old case
• Parents focus on improving San Bernardino city school district
• Notorious Rialto street getting a name change
• Redlands downtown construction on schedule
• Short takes, July 23
• Edison to begin rolling out new 'Smart Meters' in most of San Bernardino County
• 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
• Local briefs, July 23
• Foreclosure auction for those who would occupy homes, not investors
• Sex offender suddenly pleads guilty, gets 850 years to life sentence
• Crime and public safety, July 23
• After saying she would not, Redlands mayor says she will seek re-election
• Home prices up but June home sales decline in region
• Police thwart bank robbery in Rialto
• Senate extends benefits; House passage expected today
• San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies to be shuffled
• Inland Empire water agencies rip fish-habitat plan
• Redlands business owners say lawyer is abusing technicalities of ADA
• Incoming freshmen learn the ropes
• Councilman's rental arrangement ruled potential problem
• 'Hoarders' filming in Redlands
• Omnitrans changes will take effect Sept. 7 in San Bernardino Valley
• San Bernardino mayor christens completion of 215 Freeway project's second phase
• Redlands treasurer job will go to ballot
• Are parents, politicians raving mad?
• Prosecution set for next round in Postmus, Eyler case
• Intervention decision irks some
• Poor families shun banks
• Making their case
• Memo limits sites for raves
• Proposal to save fish may mean higher water costs
• Despite law, county officials cool to new grand jury
• Program counters summer weight gain in kids
• Colorado ruling may help Alvarez overturn conviction
• Redlands voters to decide fate of new tax
• High hopes, real fears
• 'La Amistad' senior apartment complex under construction
• Colton Crossing public information meetings held
• Dentist volunteers time at health fair
• Tea Party speaks in Redlands
• Comic Quest to move to more spacious digs
• Student works hard for others
• Peace garden to be renovated
• Redlands to develop long-term budget
• Crime and Public Safety, July 21
• NFL Free Football Camp
• 10th Annual Casino Night
• Bicentennial July 4th Extravaganza, Parade and Celebration
• ‘For His Glory’ Electrifies San Bernardino June 26th Raising Funds For New Inland Conservatory
• Business Seminar - How To Excite Your Bottom (Line)
• Information Meeting For A Trip To Spain
• Free Foundation Grant Writing Seminar
• 17th Annual Teens Make A Difference Awards Ceremony
• Inland Minority-Led Resource Development Coalition Creates Free Grant Writing Seminar....
• Strike Out Child Abuse at Olive Crest’s Black Tie Bowling Night
• GroOrganic Sows The Seeds Of Learning, Good Health And Community Service
• Ring Festival - Ring Cycle Lecture
• 41st Annual Black History Parade, Expo, Scholarship Ball
• Danica Patrick To Race Nationwide Series; Will She Race at Auto Club Speedway In Feb?
• The Empire And Kastle In The Air Present Ready Featuring Trey Songz On Urban Lyfestyles
• International Producer Marcus Coleman Brings 'For His Glory' to San Bernardino and the...
• Arrowhead United Way 2009 2nd Quarter Newsletter
• Real Estate market shift
• San Bernardino Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• American Sports University to Launch the International Sports Avenue of Stars
• Celebrities Rock ’N’ Roll With Band From TV at Auto Club Speedway
• Gavin Rossdale To Perform Concert Prior To Auto Club 500
• Alzheimer's Association Offers Holiday Tips
• COAD strengthens area-wide disaster coordination
• Still Singing in San Bernardino after 27 years
• National Orange Show Festival
• ITP/Moose AMA/ATVA National Motocross Series - Glen Helen Raceway
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Health Insurance Finders Debuts Guide to Family Health Insurance
• Morongo Basin Receives Donation
• Supervisors Remember 9-11
• Supervisor Hansberger Seeks to Fill Vacancy the Mental Health Commission
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• The Young Persons Guide To Orchestra

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