Beau Yarbrough
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Las Vegas, NV, United States
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San Bernardino County asking mountain residents to begin totaling up damage
The county has a web page to report damage for possible state and federal relief funds. → Read More
San Bernardino County asking mountain residents to begin totaling up damage
The county has a web page to report damage for possible state and federal relief funds. → Read More
County communications cause frustration for San Bernardino Mountains residents
Average wait time for the county hotline is three minutes during the day, officials say, while there is no waiting at night. → Read More
Highways into San Bernardino Mountains reopen to residents without escorts
Travelers must show proof of residency. Vacation rental guests are not allowed. → Read More
‘We are coming,’ San Bernardino County officials tell trapped mountain residents
“There are snow plows everywhere,” Sheriff Shannon Dicus told trapped residents, “and you are going to see direct relief coming to your doorsteps shortly.” → Read More
Conditions for snowed-in Crestline mobile home park ‘pretty bleak’
While main streets get plowed, many side streets in Crestline remain unplowed or blocked off by snow from main roads. → Read More
Snow collapses roof of Goodwin and Sons, Crestline’s only grocery – San Bernardino Sun
“Our family is committed to serving our community, and we hope to rebuild and reopen our store as soon as possible.” → Read More
Obernolte: Newsom must declare state of emergency for San Bernardino Mountains
The county considers rescuing stranded mountain residents “priority one,” officials said Wednesday. → Read More
Rep. Aguilar announces $500k for sickle cell mental health support
San Bernardino County has the second largest population of sickle cell patients in California. → Read More
Loma Linda University resident physicians seek to unionize
Residents often work up to 120 hours a week, getting paid the equivalent of minimum wage without lunch breaks, organizers say. → Read More
Public service still drives Rep. Pete Aguilar
Redlands’ former “Mayor Pete” has a major role to play in the future of the House of Representatives. → Read More
Public service still drives Rep. Pete Aguilar
Redlands’ former “Mayor Pete” has a major role to play in the future of the House of Representatives. → Read More
Inland Empire to grow twice as fast as rest of Southern California in next 25 years
By 2048, the Inland Empire is expected to be home to more people than all of LA County. → Read More
Oak Hills High wins second San Bernardino County mock trial championship
The High Desert high school beat Citrus Valley High School to advance to the state championship in March. → Read More
Residents in San Bernardino Mountains frustrated over frequent power outages
Southern California Edison says the shutdowns are necessary for maintenance and upgrades. → Read More
San Bernardino County surveys 2023 homeless population
The annual point-in-time count gives lawmakers a snapshot of the number of residents without permanent shelter. → Read More
Facing critics, Redlands school board member commits to staying in office
Critics want Patty Holohan to resign after she allegedly directed a campaign worker to remove a political opponent’s signs. → Read More
San Bernardino City Unified schools say anti-bullying program has 100% success rate
Students learn how bullying impacts one another and create their own plans to help prevent the behavior. → Read More
San Bernardino City Unified schools say anti-bullying program has 100% success rate
Students learn how bullying impacts one another and create their own plans to help prevent the behavior. → Read More
San Bernardino City Unified schools say anti-bullying program has 100% success rate
Students learn how bullying impacts one another and create their own plans to help prevent the behavior. → Read More