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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Upland family in videotaped theft stole ‘liked they owned the place,’ police say

1 day ago | dailybulletin.com | Brian Rokos

The family that shoplifted together, Upland police say, got arrested together. A husband, wife and 16-year-old son entered the Target store at Colonies Crossroads on April 16 and helped themselves to electronics, clothing and jewelry that included a PlayStation console and Bluey-themed clothing, said Sgt. Marci Williams, a Police Department spokeswoman. Surveillance images show the boy and his mother each loading merchandise into motorized shopping carts.
Man shot to death on Fontana street; suspect arrested in Rialto

1 day ago | dailybulletin.com | Brian Rokos

Man shot to death on Fontana street; suspect arrested in Rialto
The best of both worlds: Why more consumers are choosing hybrids

4 days ago | dailybulletin.com | Melanie Marshall |Mark Maynard

Drivers who want some of the savings and eco-friendly benefits of an electric vehicle with the convenience of a gas-powered car are finding the perfect mix in hybrids: great mileage and none of the range anxiety that can come with owning a full EV. Hybrid sales in the U.S. surged by more than 36.7% in 2024, outpacing growth in both traditional gas vehicles and fully electric models, according to Wards Intelligence. Subscribe to continue reading this article.
Time for California to embrace nuclear power again?

5 days ago | dailybulletin.com | Teri Sforza

Should next-generation nuclear reactors be part of California’s energy future? A provocative question, given that the Golden State officially forbids construction of new nuclear facilities until the federal government figures out what the heck to do with the radioactive waste we’re already stuck with (including 3.6 million pounds on a scenic bluff overlooking the blue Pacific at San Onofre).
Swanson: For Luka, LeBron and the Lakers, no time like the present

6 days ago | dailybulletin.com | Mirjam Swanson

Swanson: For Luka, LeBron and the Lakers, no time like the present The new-look Lakers and their first-year coach have a postseason opportunity they can't take for granted
Chino Valley schools OK complaints against California over transgender athletes

6 days ago | dailybulletin.com | Jordan Darling

Tensions were high Thursday, April 17, at a Chino Valley school board meeting where trustees agreedto file two federal complaints against the state of California for its policies on transgender students. The board also OK’d a resolution calling on the California Interscholastic Federation “to preserve Title IX” to “protect female student athletes.” The votes were unanimous.
Eaton fire lawsuit: SCE, plaintiffs prepare to remove giant towers from canyon

1 week ago | dailybulletin.com | Ryan Carter

Attorneys said the operation, which begins next week, will include the lowering of power lines and removing the towers at issue by helicopter. The goal is to preserve them as evidence in a secure location.
Pomona pride as city will be first-time Olympic venue in 2028

1 week ago | dailybulletin.com | David Allen

Pomona pride as city will be first-time Olympic venue in 2028
Don Lugo baseball team outlasts Chino in extra innings, keeps alive league title hopes

1 week ago | dailybulletin.com | Pete Marshall

CHINO — The Don Lugo baseball program’s league title streak is not dead yet. Jasim Malik scored the winning run on a wild pitch in the eighth inning, as the host Conquistadores moved within percentage points of first place in the Mt. Baldy League standings following a 4-3 victory over Chino. “We have a 12-year streak of winning league,” said Don Lugo right fielder Bryan Scott, who had a two-run double in the game. “So we had to win today.
Lakers preparing for evolved Anthony Edwards

1 week ago | dailybulletin.com | Khobi Price

It will take a team effort to slow the dynamic Timberwolves star, who averaged career highs in points (27.3) and 3-point percentage (39.5%) and became a more willing passer this season