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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#171411

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California Supreme Court mulls decision on new solar rules

1 day ago | sbsun.com | Rob Nikolewski

The high court's seven justices hear arguments defending and opposing recent changes to net energy metering
Frumpy Mom: A letter to my grandchildren

2 days ago | sbsun.com | Marla Fisher

Dogs and cats can also suffer from allergies, but there are ways to help our furry friends
This is the phishing scam that gets a San Diego identity theft expert ‘really, very angry’

3 days ago | sbsun.com | Roxana Popescu

This is the phishing scam that gets a San Diego identity theft expert ‘really, very angry’ Calendar invites, fake MFA login requests and real looking fake websites. Three scams to look out for this summer.
LeBron James’ player option just part of Lakers’ summer agenda

3 days ago | sbsun.com | Khobi Price

The next few months are crucial for the Lakers as they look to improve their roster for the 2025-26 season. So what exactly are their key needs and resources?
California Democrats are slow learners on crime and justice

4 days ago | sbsun.com | Steven Greenhut

62% of young Americans hold a ‘favorable view’ of socialism. How can they be so ignorant?
Alexander: Denis Bouanga’s winner puts LAFC on the global stage

4 days ago | sbsun.com | Jim Alexander

LOS ANGELES — Call it the $9.55 million goal. Or call it Denis Bouanga picking up the mantle that had been left behind by Carlos Vela, a torch unofficially being passed a few days after LAFC’s first icon officially retired, picked up by the team’s current star.
At Cal State LA’s newest college campus in Chino, incarcerated men find a second chance

5 days ago | sbsun.com | Victoria Ivie

Surrounded by security, barbed wire and watchtowers in the distance, an unassuming building at the California Institution for Men (CIM), a state prison in Chino, promises incarcerated men an opportunity at a diploma — and a second chance at life. It’s here, in brand new classrooms and refurbished tutoring spaces, where 66 men will join the first cohort of students at Cal State L.A.’s newest learning campus for incarcerated men, located within the Chino prison.
62% of young Americans hold a ‘favorable view’ of socialism. How can they be so ignorant?

5 days ago | sbsun.com | John Stossel

62% of young Americans hold a ‘favorable view’ of socialism. How can they be so ignorant?
Need bees in your trees? Try these colorful pollinator-friendly plants

6 days ago | sbsun.com | Joshua Siskin

Our homes have too much stuff. But some things are worth holding onto.
This map shows where the Eureka fire is burning in Joshua Tree National Park

6 days ago | sbsun.com | Daniel Aitken

A brush fire ignited within the boundary of Joshua Tree National Park Friday, May 30, 2025.