Targeting freight - San Bernardino Sun

Diesel trucks and trains carry wealth and jobs to the Inland Empire, but they also bring debilitating air pollution.

Study on 2-1-1 calls could be handy - SB Sun

A new study of phone calls made to the Inland Empire's 2-1-1 call center should be a valuable tool for the county's decision-makers and governmental directors, a United Way official said.

Cameras installed after complaints - SB Sun

Work crews installed a surveillance camera at Canyon Oaks Park on Wednesday, a day after a dozen residents complained to the City Council about drug dealers and sexual acts in the park.

Community players join forces to prevent violence - SB Sun

Local leaders, public agencies, churches and community-based organizations are coming together this month to combat violence in the community.

City attorney debate heats up - SB Sun

More than 100 people attended forums on Wednesday night featuring candidates for city attorney and the 5th Ward City Council seat.

Upland moves to take over 2 streets - Daily Bulletin

The City Council recently approved taking over maintenance of Euclid Avenue and Foothill Boulevard, which are currently maintained and owned by Caltrans.

Cocky Bull closes indefinitely - Victor Valley Daily Press

An owner dispute has apparently shut down The Cocky Bull restaurant and nightclub until further notice — just under a month after its grand reopening.

Drop predicted in Calfiornia housing prices - Riverside Press Enterprise

California median home prices are predicted to drop next year for the first time in a decade, as foreclosures and unsold properties continue to pile up and homebuyers wait for better deals, according to a housing industry forecast released Wednesday.

$60.5 million general obligation bond approved by RUSD - Redlands Daily Facts

A $60.5 million general obligation bond has been approved by the Redlands Unified School District. The bond measure will be voted on by the public at the Feb. 5 election.