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Loma Linda Native Joins Race for Congressional Seat
Loma Linda native and former Congressional oversight attorney Justin Kim has thrown his hat into the race for the 31 st Congressional District.
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Proposed desalination facility in Huntington Beach wins permit
The bid to bring a large-scale desalination plant to Southern California cleared a major hurdle Friday when water regulators approved a permit for a facility in Huntington Beach that would turn ocean water into drinking water.
REGION: Inland Empire Job Corps Groundhog Job Shadow
Inland Empire Job Corps Landscaping trainees had the opportunity to visit the Empire Lakes Golf Course in Rancho Cucamonga on Jan.
Loma Linda zones in on alternative to McDonald's
Adopt a pet: 4-month-old yellow Pharaoh hound/Lab mix, 2-year-old neutered orange domestic short hair tabby cat LOMA LINDA - When the City Council approved plans for a McDonald's restaurant in December, many residents feared the fast-food powerhouse would overwhelm the healthy choices that made the city one of five super-healthy "Blue Zones" ... (more)
Carillo joined Gateway late in the 2011 season as part of a trade with the River City Rascals that involved sluggers Charlie Lisk and Logan Parker.
Eye surgeon has created library of operations on YouTube
Dr. Howard Gimbel believes in sharing techniques. So when an unusual or difficult surgery come his way, he tapes it and files it on YouTube .
Prospect of dry weather has San Bernardino water officials thankful for banking for non-rainy days
It wasn't long ago when San Bernardino County water officials were thinking about making sure that the season's rains get properly stored in area basins.
Coffee and the San Bernardino Sun Opinion Page
I rarely repeat someone else's story, but today while reading the opinion page ofA The Sun I was struck by a particular opinion article written by Paul Chabot.A Before writing this, I ran a check on Dr.
Dear Desert Star Weekly Staff And Readers
This week I finally received the bill for the major surgery that has prevented me from writing my regular "Living Longer" column for you since November; just one of the invoices was for more than $184,000 Since I am now almost fully recovered, I am planning to resume writing my column in your next week's issue of the Desert Star Weekly on Thursday, ... (more)
Recent rains bring of flood of memories
After our recent heavy rains, I feel like a real old-timer, telling people, "This was nothing compared to the flood of '69." We were the lucky ones this time; the Los Angeles area took the beating from this storm.
PonTell to lead affordable housing organization
The nonprofit has hired Steve PonTell, founder of the think tank La Jolla Institute, as interim president and chief executive officer, replacing Orlando Cabrera.
Loma Linda: Communication and Family Relationships conference set
Loma Linda University Church has set a conference with Dr. Gary Smalley on Communication and Family Relationships on Saturday from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Doors open at 6 p.m. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at www.lluc.org. Childcare also is available.
Woman's Club sets Silver Tea on Tuesday
The Ontario Woman's Club will hold its annual Silver Tea on Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Masonic Center, 1025 N. Vine.
FONTANA: Officer credited with saving boy's life
A 6-month-old boy is in critical condition at a Loma Linda hospital but alive thanks to quick effort by a Fontana police officer, a police spokesman said.
Mill Creek Zanja driving tour booklet available
Redlanders have long taken pride in the historic Mill Creek Zanja, the irrigation ditch from Mill Creek to Loma Linda built by the regional Native Americans more than 200 years ago.
Study questions proton therapy for prostate cancer
A warning to men considering a pricey new treatment for prostate cancer called proton therapy: Research suggests it might have more side effects than traditional radiation does.
Loma Linda car chase ends in arrest
Sheriff's deputies arrested a San Bernardino man after he led deputies on a chase from Loma Linda to San Bernardino on Saturday.
Loma Linda residents try to keep city healthy
Residents may have lost the battle to keep McDonald's out of town, but the showdown has sparked a broader war on unhealthy living.
Barstow woman walks for first time in 10 years
BARSTOW Before coming to Rimrock Villa Convalescent Hospital last summer, Terri Medina spent her days sitting idly in a wheelchair.
Captive insurance firms help fund parents' loss control
Companies and organizations are looking at their captive insurance programs not only as formal systems to reduce traditional insurance expenses, but also as profit centers that ultimately can reduce risks.