The Sun (San Bernardino, CA)

The San Bernardino Sun is a prominent newspaper based in San Bernardino County, with a strong reach into nearby Riverside County. It caters to a large audience across the Inland Empire region of Southern California. Its circulation area extends from the Los Angeles and Orange County border in the west to the Arizona state line in the east, and from the Imperial County line in the north to the Riverside city line in the south. One of its main competitors is The Press-Enterprise, which is based in Riverside. Additionally, the SB Sun produces the annual PrepXtra magazine, featuring high school football information, including summaries and schedules for schools in both the Pomona Valley and San Bernardino County.

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State clears Fontana police officer in fatal shooting of unarmed Hemet man

21 hours ago | sbsun.com | Brian Rokos

Dog seen in viral video getting thrown in Long Beach is rescued, man arrested, police say
Upland family in videotaped theft stole ‘liked they owned the place,’ police say

1 day ago | sbsun.com | Brian Rokos

Upland family in videotaped theft stole ‘liked they owned the place,’ police say
Man shot to death on Fontana street; suspect arrested in Rialto

1 day ago | sbsun.com | Brian Rokos

Fontana police arrested a man on suspicion of murder on Monday, April 21, a day after they say he gunned down another man in a residential neighborhood. The shooting happened around 6:30 p.m. Sunday near Valencia Avenue and Dumond Drive, said Officer Daniel Romero, a Police Department spokesman. Officers found Raymond Gutierrez, 34, lying in the street, suffering from a gunshot wound to his neck. Gutierrez was pronounced dead at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center in Colton.
Matt Fleming: Easter reflections in a fallen world

4 days ago | sbsun.com | Matt Fleming

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Time for California to embrace nuclear power again?

5 days ago | sbsun.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).
Pomona pride as city will be first-time Olympic venue in 2028

1 week ago | sbsun.com | David Allen

News that Pomona will host cricket matches at the 2028 Olympics was announced Tuesday. Established in 1922, the fairgrounds have seen parades, concerts, presidents, horse racing and of course the Los Angeles County Fair. The fairgrounds have had national sports, in the form of the NHRA Winternationals drag races. International sports too, via events in the Modern Pentathlon World Cup in 2017, which drew 140 athletes from 138 nations, and again in 2018, both times when Los Angeles was a host city.
‘A life well-lived’: Services begin for fallen San Bernardino County deputy Cuevas

1 week ago | sbsun.com | Brian Rokos |Arianna Clay

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Why you’ll need proper drainage to grow this flowering succulent

1 week ago | sbsun.com | Joshua Siskin

Why an ability to chill may explain the proliferation of blossoms right now
Caroline Canales looks forward to LPGA debut at El Caballero Country Club

1 week ago | sbsun.com | Bob Buttitta

Caroline Canales looks forward to LPGA debut at El Caballero Country Club Former UCLA standout gets sponsor's exemption with a chance to compete at a familiar place against world's best players
BJ’s Restaurant introduces a Broccoli Cheddar Pizookie

1 week ago | sbsun.com | Fielding Buck

Dine 909: These new restaurants are now open in San Bernardino, Ontario