The San Bernardino City Council today might ask the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department if it’s interested in providing police protection to the city. The council’s vote comes almost two years after it first asked the department what it would cost to provide police service in San Bernardino, according to …
Read More »Ebola concerns prompt nurses strike
A nurses strike regarding better protection against the Ebola virus that began Tuesday in Northern California is moving to the Southland. Thousands of nurses either walked off the job or joined picket lines at major hospitals today to protest inadequate staffing and demand better protective gear against infectious diseases like …
Read More »Inland water use ranks high
Some Inland Empire residents are reportedly leading the state in water use. Residents in the driest parts of the two-county region are using an average of 252 gallons a day, nearly three times the average daily use in coastal communities in Northern California, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise. …
Read More »OIA traffic improves
After years of declining passenger traffic, Ontario International Airport might be starting a comeback. The airport attracted slightly more than three million passengers during the first nine months of this year, up 3.74 percent compared with the same period in 2013, according to data released Tuesday by Los Angeles World …
Read More »Moreno Valley reinstates employee who is suing them
A Moreno Valley deputy city attorney who is suing the city over his recent termination has returned to work for the city. Paul Early returned to his former job two weeks ago shortly after Moreno Valley officials offered to reinstate him, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise. Early, who …
Read More »Mayor steps down
Murrieta Mayor Alan Long has resigned from the city council in the wake of his arrest last week for allegedly causing an accident while driving drunk. Long, who said he still plans to seek a council seat in the Nov. 4 election, predicted that he will be cleared of the …
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