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Accused child molester stabbed in jail
Robert William Tell, 39, of Apple Valley was in a day-room area at the West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga on Monday afternoon when another inmate - Jimmy Dale Kelley, 41, of Yucca Valley - assaulted and stabbed Tell with a home-made weapon, said Cindy Beavers, spokeswoman for the Sheriff's Department.
Former Apple Valley resident wins award
Brian Nassif, a 2000 graduate of Apple Valley High School, son of Scott and Susan Nassif of Apple Valley, won the silver medal in the 2009 Governors Teacher of the Year Spotlight Awards recognizing teachers who positively impact the fitness levels and wellbeing of California children.
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Apple Valley Mobile Home Community Helps Residents Make Ends Meet
Community-wide rent freeze supports local residents of Bear Valley and enables new buyers to use the Federal home buyers tax credit to best advantage.
Southern California's M1GP Announces 2010 Mini Schedule
From a press release issued by M1GP M1GP announces its race schedule for 2010 with an eight sprint-race series championship with at least one night race.
Bank CEO: Hundreds more small banks could fail in 2010
Jack Briner brings more than 40 years of banking experience to his CEO position at First Mountain Bancorp, the small Big Bear Lake-based holding company behind First Mountain Bank.
New Rancho Cucamonga fire chief takes top post after 24 years with the department
Following a 24-year career with the Rancho Cucamonga Fire Department, Mike Bell has been promoted to fire chief, leading an organization of 125 employees.
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Man found guilty in shooting of High Desert store clerk
A High Desert jury has found a Victorville man guilty of murder in the horrific slaying of a convenience store clerk who was shot nearly a dozen times during a robbery.
Red Flag Warning issued as gusty winds hit the I.E.
Dry, windy conditions prompted the National Weather Service to issue a Red Flag Warning for the Inland Empire through this afternoon.
High Desert woman accused of leaving infant alone in car
An Apple Valley woman was arrested today for leaving her infant daughter alone in a car for at least 15 minutes, authorities said.
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A former animal control supervisor in Adelanto who was accused of drowning dozens of kittens was sentenced Oct.
Fight at party fight leads to stabbing
VICTORVILLE A 17-year-old male was taken into custody and booked for attempted murder after a fight Saturday night during a neighborhood party in an apartment complex in the 15600 Block of Sueno Lane in Victorville, according to officials at the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Victorville Station.
VICTORVILLE Lisa Leon and her husband live in a neat, comfortable home in Victorville.
Phony firefighter accused of molesting children
A man known for impersonating firefighters is accused of operating a phony fire explorer program at his Apple Valley house, where investigators say he sexually assaulted at least two girls.
More accusations against Apple Valley man charged with child molestation
Two new accusations have risen against an Apple Valley man already charged in two decade-old molestations, authorities said today.
St. Mary's facing one-day strike by nurses
APPLE VALLEY Nurses at St. Mary Medical Center say they will participate in a one-day walkout on Oct.
Supervisors to seek bids for Rock Springs Road bridge
SAN BERNARDINO San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors is set to request design bids for Rock Springs Road bridge on Tuesday.
Evelyn and Bill Betterley Bill and Evelyn Betterley, long time residents of the High Desert, celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary Oct.
AFJROTC cadets track NASA's moon spacecraft
Air Force JROTC cadets at the Lewis Center for Educational Research's Academy for Academic Excellence can now say they have made history by being some of the first American children to venture to the moon.
A View from Main Street: Recall denied
School board member Robert Kirk has survived recall attempt No. 2. In fact, this one, which was started by fellow board member Chris Bentley, fizzled flat.
Step-siblings face trial in murder of their father
According to autopsy reports presented at the hearing, Edgar D. Palma, 41, of Apple Valley died of multiple wounds and blunt force trauma from a machete and large kitchen knife.