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Temecula lands bowling/entertainment center

Round 1 Bowling and Amusement, a family-oriented entertainment center, is coming to Temecula. The company plans to open a 50,000-square-foot facility on the first floor of the Sears building inside the Promenade Mall, according to a statement on the city’s website. The entertainment center is expected to open during the …

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Toy drive has record year

Children’s Fund, a nonprofit that serves underprivileged children in San Bernardino County, posted record numbers during its most recent toy drive. The agency’s 29th annual Celebration of Giving campaign gathered nearly 33,000 gifts that were distributed during the holiday season, according to a statement on the organization’s website. That was …

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Pechanga tribe to open expanded casino and convention center

The Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians will hold a ceremony and concert March 3 to celebrate the $300 million expansion of its Pechanga Resort & Casino. Tribal officials and local dignitaries will participate in a ribbon cutting, a VIP party will be held at the resort’s new 4.5-acre pool complex …

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Stater Bros. to be part of charity drive

Stater Bros. will again participate in the annual fundraising campaign conducted by The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association. “Life is Why We Give” is scheduled to begin Wednesday and last through Feb. 18, according to a statement by Stater Bros. Charities. All Stater Bros. patrons may purchase $1 or $5 …

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Palm Springs Airport ups traffic count

OIA Passenger, Cargo Count Both Up

More than 2.1 million people traveled to and from Palm Springs International Airport during 2017, a 5.1 percent increase compared with 2016, airport officials announced. A number of events, including the Palm Spring International Film Festival, Modernism Week and the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival have all helped bring …

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Former Colonies defendant files claim against SB County

Lawsuits Settled

Developer Jeffrey Burum, one of four people acquitted of all bribery and corruption charges in last year’s Colonies Crossroads corruption trial, has filed a claim against San Bernardino County alleging malicious prosecution and federal civil rights violations. The claim, which was announced Tuesday, “describes a 20-year campaign to persecute Burum …

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