Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

The Inland Valley Daily Bulletin is a daily newspaper that requires a subscription, located in Rancho Cucamonga, California. It caters to the Pomona Valley and the southwestern area of San Bernardino County. The Daily Bulletin is part of the Los Angeles Newspaper Group, which falls under Digital First Media. After three decades of being based in Ontario, the newspaper has recently relocated to Rancho Cucamonga.

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All-Inland Swimming: Riverside Poly’s Ava DeAnda is the IE Varsity Girls Swimmer of the Year

4 days ago | dailybulletin.com | Eric-Paul Johnson

All-Inland Swimming: Riverside Poly’s Ava DeAnda is the IE Varsity Girls Swimmer of the Year See who was chosen the Inland coach of the year and which swimmers and divers were selected to the all-area first and second teams.
Dodgers’ Will Smith eyes 3rd All-Star nod amid cautious workload

6 days ago | dailybulletin.com | Bill Plunkett

Smith is having a career year at the plate while the Dodgers limit his starts to avoid another second-half decline
Here’s how many immigrants have become U.S. citizens in recent years

1 week ago | dailybulletin.com | Kurt Snibbe

Here’s how many immigrants have become U.S. citizens in recent years Half of new citizens who naturalized in 2023 lived in California, Texas, Florida or New York
Lane markings on concrete freeways can be hard to pick up

1 week ago | dailybulletin.com | Jim Radcliffe

Lane markings on concrete freeways can be hard to pick up
Work to reopen Palm Springs’ 1930s Plaza Theatre is in full swing

1 week ago | dailybulletin.com | David Allen

Two years ago, I toured the long-closed Plaza Theatre. Money was pouring into a nonprofit foundation intent on restoring the 1936 Spanish Colonial Revival gem in downtown Palm Springs, including $5 million from “Frasier” co-creator David Lee. I liked what I heard from J.R. Roberts, the Plaza Theatre Foundation‘s president, as we walked the empty theater, and could only hope the dream would come to fruition. On my return visit this month, the Plaza was an active construction site.
The Audible: On the Lakers’ stunning $10 billion price tag for Mark Walter

1 week ago | dailybulletin.com | Jim Alexander |Mirjam Swanson

The Audible: On the Lakers’ stunning $10 billion price tag for Mark Walter Columnists Jim Alexander and Mirjam Swanson discuss this deal and what comes next
Pitmasters will compete at Famous Dave’s in Rancho Cucamonga

1 week ago | dailybulletin.com | Fielding Buck

Pitmasters will compete at Famous Dave’s in Rancho Cucamonga
All-Inland Lacrosse: Murrieta Mesa’s Olivia Garate is the IE Varsity Girls Player of the Year

1 week ago | dailybulletin.com | Eric-Paul Johnson

All-Inland Lacrosse: Murrieta Mesa’s Olivia Garate is the IE Varsity Girls Player of the Year See who was chosen the Inland coach of the year and which players were selected to the all-area first team.
Travel: Here are 6 less-visited cruise ports that are worth calling on

1 week ago | dailybulletin.com | David Dickstein

It’s tough going on luxury cruise after luxury cruise with all the frustrations one must endure. Like the nth time getting upsold on oils and serums once a spa treatment is over. Or repetitive food choices that can lead to experiencing déjà vu starting on Day Eight if the main dining room is on a seven-day menu rotation. And heaven help being subjected to a professional lounge singer with a limited song repertoire.
Inter Milan, Monterrey play to draw in Club World Cup opener at Rose Bowl

1 week ago | dailybulletin.com | Greg Beacham

By GREG BEACHAM AP Sports WriterPASADENA — Inter Milan was held to a 1-1 draw by Monterrey in a Club World Cup opener on Tuesday night at the Rose Bowl, the Italian power’s first match since losing the Champions League final. Veteran Spanish star Sergio Ramos scored on a stunning first-half header for Monterrey, delighting the decidedly pro-Mexico crowd on hand for Monterrey coach Domènec Torrent’s own debut.