Brian Whitehead
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Mira Loma, CA, United States
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Starbucks is returning to Barton Road in Grand Terrace
Years ago, the Seattle-based chain occupied a space at Barton Road and Mt. Vernon Avenue with no drive-thru capabilities. → Read More
Evening closures of 215 Freeway in Colton scheduled this week
Crews will be working on the Washington Street Overcrossing. → Read More
Project Fighting Chance unveils new digs at Ruben Campos Community Center in San Bernardino
Keeping the renowned nonprofit on the westside of town and updating a community space was a win-win for all involved, Executive Director Terry Boykins said. → Read More
Snow removal costs in San Bernardino Mountains vary as California AG warns of price gouging
A $250 charge to clear a driveway “doesn’t seem that crazy,” one resident says, but businesses are warned against overcharging for such work. → Read More
Here’s how San Bernardino Mountains residents can get $500 for snow removal
The one-time reimbursement covers costs associated with clearing snow from private property. → Read More
Time For Change Foundation brings Silicon Valley to San Bernardino at new entrepreneur center
The Black and Brown Opportunities for Profit, or B-BOP, Center will give women of color a safe, professional and inspiring space to create. → Read More
$12.4 million center brings trade education to Pacific High in San Bernardino
The Transportation and Advanced Technology Center is a professional auto shop in everything but name. → Read More
SB Arts Fest in downtown San Bernardino celebrates artistic talents
The festival at Court Street Square returned last March after a two-year hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Blue Mountain Hike in Grand Terrace set for Saturday, rain or shine
Hikers must fill out a release form – either online or on-site – before beginning their ascent.. → Read More
55-hour closures on 210 Freeway in Redlands and San Bernardino set to start this week
Drivers should be prepared for detours the next six weekends. → Read More
Fontana names Capt. Michael Dorsey new police chief
The longtime law enforcement veteran succeeds retiring Chief Billy Green, who was appointed to lead the Police Department in 2018. → Read More
Rialto students score free sneakers from Shiekh Shoes for acts of kindness
Shiekh Shoes hosted the kids Feb. 16 at its San Bernardino store inside Inland Center Mall. → Read More
San Bernardino mountain resorts enjoy ‘snowy winter wonderland’ as blizzard warning issued – Orange County Register
“If you’re bundled up, it’s a great time. And only getting better.” → Read More
Grand Terrace contracts with San Bernardino for animal sheltering services
In 2022, the shelter reached a 90% save rate for dogs and an 85% save rate for dogs and cats combined. → Read More
Will robots take all the logistics jobs in the Inland Empire in 25 years?
By 2048, experts say, automation will eliminate the need for some warehouse workers. But other industries can fill the employment gap. → Read More
San Bernardino balks at hiring new workers for mayor’s and City Council’s offices – San Bernardino Sun
After much debate Wednesday, Feb. 15, elected officials reached an impasse over how many positions to add to each office. → Read More
San Bernardino defers decision on ranked choice voting, plans workshop
“We have be able to step away from what’s been when there are examples of things that work better,” councilmember says. → Read More
San Bernardino airport launches flights to Las Vegas for as low as $29 one way
Breeze Airways now offers four destinations by way of the former Norton Air Force Base: San Francisco, Provo, Utah, Las Vegas and Hartford, Connecticut. → Read More
San Bernardino to discuss using ranked choice voting to determine elections
Proponents “believe this process helps select the candidate that has the most votes and broadest support,” city staffers report. → Read More
Fentanyl death of Upland High teen, a ‘good kid,’ confounds his parents
Tyler Gestl, 16, “was a normal kid,” his father Aaron Gestl said. “Normal to the extent there were no warning signs.” → Read More