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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Redlands school board set to vote on member’s censure

2 days ago | sbsun.com | Jordan Darling

In addition to possible move against Melissa Ayala-Quintero, trustees could could take up flag, 'obscene' books rules
Keurig Dr Pepper strike expands to 700 workers in Southern California

2 days ago | sbsun.com | Pat Maio

Teamsters-led strike began May 5 in Victorville after a three-year contract expired April 1 with no deal on wages or savings plan.
In wake of L.A. fires, lawmakers jockey to sweeten firefighter pensions

3 days ago | sbsun.com | Teri Sforza

In wake of L.A. fires, lawmakers jockey to sweeten firefighter pensions Column: Supporters of AB 1383 want a return to pension practices that put the state and local municipalities in fiscal peril.
Ayala boys swimming team claims CIF Southern Section Division 2 team title

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

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After another early exit, Kings need fresh ideas in front office

5 days ago | sbsun.com | Jim Alexander

Alexander: After another early exit, Kings need fresh ideas After four straight first-round flameouts, adding to what is now 11 seasons without a series victory, the organization needs to look outside its social circle for a new GM
Bengal tigers’ lives in jeopardy at Riverside County sanctuary, handler warns

5 days ago | sbsun.com | Jeff Horseman

Four endangered Bengal tigers at a sanctuary in Riverside County are at risk if more time isn’t given to relocate them, said the tigers’ handler, who’s been locked out of the property amid a dispute. Rob Curtis, director of wildlife operations and education at Diamond Valley Lodge south of Hemet, said he needs “a few weeks” to move Sage, Zara, Lilly and Blue to Oregon after getting an eviction notice Wednesday afternoon, May 7.
Rialto Unified employees allege student meal counts were inflated to collect more subsidies

5 days ago | sbsun.com | Joe Nelson

Rialto Unified employees allege student meal counts were inflated to collect more subsidies An investigation into the allegations was halted before the former superintendent was ousted, but it has now been reopened
Professing Faith: Looking back at five of the most colorful popes in history

5 days ago | sbsun.com | Gregory Elder

A new pope was elected by the conclave this week and for the first time a pope from the U.S. was chosen. Robert Prevost, Chicago-born missionary, was chosen as the 267th pontiff to lead the Catholic Church, taking on the name Leo XIV. We are going to take a look at five pontiffs, selecting those who are the most colorful.
Redlands OKs $960,000 to complete Orange Blossom Trail

5 days ago | sbsun.com | Madison Hart

More than a decade after work began on the Orange Blossom Trail, the Redlands City Council has approved a contract to build the final segment of the 7.5-mile path. At its meeting Tuesday, May 6, the council unanimously approved a $960,145 contract with Tryco General Engineering in Loma Linda to finish the trail, which has been built in stages. Construction on the first phase began in late 2014.
Officials investigate after police shooting at Riverside shopping center

5 days ago | sbsun.com | Andrea Klick

Officials were investigating after a police shooting at a shopping center in Riverside Thursday night, May 8. Police asked the public to avoid the area of Van Buren Boulevard and Trautwein Road after a police shooting at the nearby shopping complex. Riverside police posted about the shooting just after 8 p.m.Emergency responders appeared to lift someone who was bleeding into a stretcher and then an ambulance, according to video from OnScene.TV. Police said no officers or bystanders were injured.