A routine traffic stop turned into anything but routine when a San Bernardino Sheriff’s Deputy was fired upon on Tuesday resulting in injuries to the officer. The offenders vehicle has since has been recovered but a suspect has not been identified and is still at large. The deputy was driving …
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The San Bernardino Police Department has a new Public Information Officer (PIO). Sergeant Equino Thomas, who has been with the San Bernardino Police Department for 15 years and previously served in the U.S. Army in communications and electronics, took over the post two weeks ago and he says so far …
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Peruvian cuisine is not easy to find in the Inland Empire. It isn’t even that easy to find in Southern California, even with the significant influence of Latin American Culture in our region. Perhaps it is because the food is so unique. Fortunately, San Bernardino has a family-owned Peruvian restaurant …
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The City of San Bernardino has announced a public workshop later this month to give the community an opportunity to share what they would like to see in Nicholson Park. The nearly 10 acre park currently has 2 baseball diamonds, a basketball court, playground area for small children, restrooms and …
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The San Bernardino Police Department issued a statement of facts in a Facebook post following the officer involved shooting of a 13 year old last week. According to the post by the department on Thursday, August 5, 2021, at approximately 1:52 p.m., the San Bernardino Police Department dispatch center received …
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The heat wave that is roasting Inland Southern California is expected to peak mid-week and then start to ease off into the weekend according to regional and national forecasters. A post on Twitter by the National Weather Service Los Angeles office read, “Very Hot Conditions through Wednesday over much of …
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This past spring, Mayor John Valdivia and the City of San Bernardino participated in the Wyland National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation. My Water Pledge is a friendly competition between cities across the US to see who can be the most “water-wise.” Mayors nationwide challenge their residents to conserve water, …
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San Bernardino has a long history of Chinese immigration going back to 1867 according to our history books. While there isn’t much culinary history going back that far, we have always enjoyed great Chinese Restaurants, especially when Bing’s Famous Cathay Inn opened in 1963 on Highland Avenue by Bing and …
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The popular restaurant chain, Chick-fil-A recently presented Feeding America Riverside | San Bernardino (FARSB) with a $25,000 dollar grant. The donation was given in honor of a new Chick-fil-A restaurant that opened recently in Yucaipa. According to FARSB, the grant will help to provide more than 150,000 meals for grab …
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San Bernardino seems to have its fair share of independent sushi restaurants and Sushi Train in the old Target (closed) shopping mall has been in its current location for a number of years serving local residents with sit-down and take out service. Sushi Train is a small location in the …
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