Loma Linda News

Loma Linda Senior Center offers a variety of activities each week for seniors. On Tuesdays for early risers there is tai chi at 7 a.m. and hula dancing at 7:30 a.m., ukulele class and club runs from 9 to 11 a.m., and movies are shown at 12:30 p.m. Wednesdays, seniors can line dance from 9:30 to 11 a.m., talk with a representative from the San ...

Dan Buettner traveled to four locales a ' Sardinia,; Okinawa; Costa Rica; and Loma Linda, California, USA a ' where the number of centenarians vastly exceeds the statistical average.

Temperatures are expected to hit the mid- to high-90s in the San Bernardino area today, leaving Inland Empire residents clamoring for shade, the pool or other ways to cool off.

For children getting picked up by camp buses from Loma Linda Ronald McDonald House on Friday afternoon, the annual ritual of summer camp is even more special.

Walk into Don's Bicycles on Riverside Avenue and you would hardly know there is a recession.

A wireless communications company wants to build a 65-foot-tall "stealth" cell tower in Leonard Bailey Park.

Hard hit by budget cuts, San Bernardino's city-run animal shelter will end most contract services to nearby cities, starting by terminating animal control services in Fontana on Wednesday.

Seeking to reduce a deficit of affordable housing, the City Council has approved an agreement for a 120-unit apartment project.

Sunday will be a day of protest for local canine advocates, who will chain themselves around the Loma Linda City Hall to raise awareness of their fight to unchain dogs.

Every picture and every artist in the Redlands Camera Club's Print Contest had a story to tell.

A Big Bear man died this morning when he was struck by an eastbound train in Loma Linda.

Inland fire departments whose funding has been siphoned amid the economic downturn are finding other revenue sources.

The city is looking for a new shelter to place more than 6,000 stray animals picked up every year.

A proposal to reduce state funding to animal shelters could place additional pressure on facilities to euthanize strays sooner, but the impact of the action is unknown.

Personnel from the Loma Linda University Children's Hospital rubbed shoulders with TV insiders Monday in a Los Angeles theater.

Acting Grand Terrace City Manager Steve Berry, who had been assistant city manager before taking over his current post last year, now wants to do away with his old job to cut spending.

The jacarandas are in bloom. A common sight along streets and in yards across the Inland region, the jacaranda produces thousands of blossoms that bloom for two or three days, then float gently to the ground like tiny purple parachutes.

Three people associated with an Inland Empire company have been indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly operating a $23 million Ponzi scheme.

A piano teacher's estranged boyfriend is behind bars for her murder. That suspect drove the victim to the hospital Monday when he was due in court on domestic violence charges.

Farnaz Pirayesh Baqai, daughter-in-law of Riaz and Zarina Baqai of Loma Linda, received her doctorate in biochemistry May 24 from Loma Linda University.