Here is the San Bernardino County News Roundup for December 8, 2007:

Rancho wants to explore options for emergency communication services - Daily Bulletin

City officials want to shop around for emergency call center services to see if they can find something better than their current contract with Ontario's communications center.

A.V. Councilman recovers from bypass surgery - Victor Valley Daily Press

Apple Valley Councilman Bob Sagona is recovering after undergoing bypass surgery Friday morning at St. Mary Medical Center.

HUSD recall petition set for signatures - V V Daily Press

Proponents of a recall effort against three Hesperia Unified School District board members will soon be collecting signatures, following the San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters’ approval of their petition form Friday.

Rialto readies traffic strategy for I-10 bridge project - Riverside Press Enterprise

Riverside Avenue, one of Rialto's busiest streets and the city's only link to Interstate 10, will become a construction zone during a $34.5 million project to rebuild the freeway overpass.

SANBAG plans to open westbound I-10 lan through Redlands - Press Enterprise

A widened Interstate 10 through Redlands could be fully open to motorists next week.

Redlands' clean-hands campaign - Redlands Daily Facts

Go ahead - shake a Redlander's hand...Thanks to a new civic effort in Redlands, everyone will have sanitized hands.

Registrar approves recall petition - Hesperia Star

After six months of work and a false start along the way, a group seeking to recall three members of the Hesperia Unified School District school board has an officially approved petition ready for signing.

Landlords: rental inspection ordinance unnecessary - Desert Dispatch

When city officials asked residents about their opinions about a proposed ordinance requiring that all residential rental units be inspected, Barstow landlords responded in a clear voice: no thanks.