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Letters: The faith of our founding fathers: in context
If Jim Corbett's letter, "John Adams on religion" [Nov. 2], is an example of his teaching style for Advanced Placement History, I understand why he is controversial.
Gubernatorial candidate Poizner talks tax cuts, budget fixing with business owners in Walnut
State Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner stopped Friday in Walnut to attend a roundtable discussion with local business owners as part of his campaign for California governor.
Council approves new Canyon development
The City Council has ordered a development company to construct additional turn lanes on Carbon Canyon Road at a cost of $1.2 million.
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Inland Empire chapter forms for anti-fraud organization
Several financial investigators in the Inland Empire have come together to form a local group with the goal of reducing fraud in the area.
A truck with mechanical problems on the 60 Freeway appears to have been responsible for eight fires, one of which burned close to Diamond Ranch High School on the Pomona-Diamond Bar city limits Tuesday.
Chino Hills neighborhood voluntarily evacuated due to Diamond Bar fire
A Chino Hills neighborhood became the site of a voluntary evacuation this afternoon as a Diamond Bar brush fire edged close to the San Bernardino County line.
New television program debuts with wholesome message
James Love remembers "Fresh Prince of Bel Air" with fondness. He wants television to have similar offerings once again - entertainment that's cool and wholesome, something you can watch with the entire family.
Five Inland state parks to reduce days, hours open
Five state parks in the Inland area will close at least a couple of days each week and will restrict the hours they are open to help deal with the state's budget shortfall, the state Department of Parks and Recreation announced Monday.
Two plead guilty in Southern California workersa comp cases
A Placentia man and a Chino Hills man both pleaded guilty to 13 counts of fraud and one count of conspiracy in a workers' compensation case that began in 2005.
Could `Michael Jackson's This Is It' win an Oscar?
Fans, from left, Michelle Diaz, 14, sister Rubi Diaz, 15, Zee Ningo, 15, and Alexandra Co, 16, all of Chino Hills, Calif.
Inland Valley Halloween hoots and festivals
The Inland Valley is brewing up a variety of Halloween activities this weekend to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Wheel of Fortune winner hits jackpot
Rosie from Chino Hills was visiting the casino with family and friends when she hit a wide area progressive jackpot worth $133,320.87. Rosie's win is the second to strike that particular bank of slot machines in just six weeks.
Homeless man accused of killing another in Corona
A homeless man has been charged with the beating death of another transient in Corona.
Region's largest chamber mixer draws more 2,000
The Inland Empire's largest mixer Thursday night lived up to its name as than 2,000 people mingled with chambers and business organizations representing hundreds of industries and companies in and around the Inland Empire.
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Code Pink Boot Camp Beats Breast Cancer
Code Pink Boot Camp is hosting a charity boot camp for the Breast Cancer Network of Strength simultaneously on Saturday October 14th in Orange County, CA, Chino Hills, CA, Denver, CO and Phoenix AZ.
Upbeat on the region's future, hotel chain expands, remodels
In a hallway of the recently opened Ayres Hotel in Chino Hills, James E. Roos pointed to the black-and-white photos that told the story of the Ayres family who arrived in California in 1904 to build homes first, and hotels later -- the same photos on display in each of the company's 20 Southern California hotels.
Chino Hills emergency tower to improve communication
Carbon Canyon residents can breathe a little easier after the construction of a $1.2 million county-built radio tower.
Local students and teachers dropped, covered and held onto anything in sight during the Great California ShakeOut Thursday.
It's Politics: Ammo bill killing Republican support for governor
Not that he had far to fall, but Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has further dropped out of favor with his party after signing legislation this week placing new restrictions on gun ammunition sales.
Citizens on Patrol wins praise of peers
They have a supportive city and police department, grateful residents and a growing staff of volunteers.
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