Here is the San Bernardino County News Roundup for November 18, 2007:

County redacts card use - San Bernardino Sun

Back in April, the county Assessor's Office spent the day working with state Board of Equalization member Michelle Steele and a few members of her staff.

Lewis gets most federal money in state - SB Sun

Rep. Jerry Lewis, R-Redlands, is tops among California's 54 congressional representatives when it comes to securing federal dollars in money-spending bills.

SB County probing store credit card use - SB Sun

San Bernardino County officials are now looking into the unauthorized use of store credit cards by employees.

New county health officer raises concerns over lead - SB Sun

Maybe more of the area's movers and shakers should get to know Margaret Beed, San Bernardino County's new health officer.

Postmus prompts grand jury inquiry - Victor Valley Daily Press

San Bernardino County’s grand jury is looking at Assessor Bill Postmus and opened an inquiry on his office and activities, county sources say.

Community center persued - Riverside Press Enterprise

It's not a prepossessing spot: a wind-withered vacant lot next to an animal crematorium. Traffic whines by on Interstate 215. Discarded beer cans lie in the dust.

Leonard denies conflict charges - Redlands Daily Facts

Bill Leonard, who represents Redlands on the state Board of Equalization, is defending himself against published reports of a possible conflict of interest involving a business that his wife helps organize.

Council to discuss museum improvements - Desert Dispatch

The City Council will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. to discuss awarding a contract for $27,000 worth of floor and carpet improvements at the Mojave Valley River Museum.