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Last charges in Colonies case dropped

Colonies corruption trial

What was billed as the largest corruption trial in the history of San Bernardino County, and perhaps all of California, ended Friday without a single conviction being handed down. At the request of the prosecution, San Bernardino County Superior Court Judge Michael A. Smith dismissed all of the remaining charges …

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OIA passenger, cargo counts keep climbing

Ontario Airport Gets Help

Passenger traffic at Ontario International Airport was up  8.2 percent in August compared with August 2016, according to data released Wednesday. The airport served 387,351 passengers last month, up from 357,854 one year before, the Ontario International Airport Authority reported. Domestic passenger traffic last month totaled 375,109, up from 344,676, …

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Animal shelter receives donation

Dog park to reopen

The Moreno Valley Animal Shelter has received a $20,000 grant that will help pay for construction of a dog play yard. The donation, from the Petco Foundation, will help provide an improved play area for homeless dogs, according to a statement on the city’s website. “The Moreno Valley Animal Shelter …

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Riverside businesses to hold paper shredding

A certified public accountant and a tax management service, both in Riverside, will host a free document shredding today for their clients. The second annual C. Dart CPA and Leivas Tax Wealth Management Client Appreciation Event is scheduled to be held from 4-7 p.m. in the parking lot of 6370 …

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Toys R Us files bankruptcy

SB Releases Explanation of its Bankruptcy Actions

Toys R Us Inc. has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The company, once a major force in toy retailing, lost market share first to other “brick and mortar” retailers like Walmart and Target, then took an even bigger hit with the arrival of online shopping, according to multiple reports. …

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Colonies trial could go away Friday

Colonies corruption trial

A San Bernardino County Superior Court judge is scheduled to decide Friday whether the last defendant in the Colonies Crossroads corruption trial should be retried. Jurors in the trial of James Erwin, former assistant county assessor and president of the sheriff’s union, deadlocked this month on all seven felony counts …

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