Here is the San Bernardino County News Roundup for December 3, 2007:

Builders pressing on - San Bernardino Sun

Two home builders working to develop major residential projects planned for the northern part of the city are facing tough times, but the city's top development official isn't worried that the projects will flounder.

Two seek voice in Sacramento - SB Sun

Local students vying for spot on education board.

Neighbors continue to fight housing proposal - SB Sun

Neighbors near the Fontana border say traffic, pollution and crime have already plagued this aging part of town and they can't afford another disappointment.

County's loss is California's gain - SB Sun

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has stolen away the leader of San Bernardino County's Economic Development Agency.

Plea for a stop sign - Daily Bulletin

Mike Roberts said all you need is a little common sense to see a stop sign is needed immediately at the intersection where his son, Paul, 15, was killed last month.

Work on new Fontana library progresses - Riverside Press Enterprise

Construction is humming along, donations continue to roll in, and in five months the city and county will hold a grand opening for the public library touted as a major ingredient in revitalizing downtown Fontana.