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Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
WASHINGTON (AP) — A second Democratic member of the House who was forced to go into lockdown during last week’s violent siege at the U.S. Capitol has tested positive for COVID-19. Rep. Pramila ...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Alabama receiver DeVonta Smith trots into the end zone to cap a 42-yard touchdown catch during the second quarter of the CFP national championship game against Ohio State on Monday night in Miami ...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
The Chargers entered Week 2 of their head coaching search with no clear favorite for the job. Four of the Chargers’ reported eight coaching candidates were on display last weekend for the wild ...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
In order to undergo a “deep cleaning,” the Walmart store in Upland has temporarily closed, company officials said Monday, Jan. 11. The store closed at 2 p.m. Monday and is expected to reopen ...
The Press-Enterprise
Farmer Boys will launch a value menu on Tuesday, Jan. 12, with new breakfast items, sandwiches, and snacks. There are seven “No Brainer Deals” priced $3-$4.25 for a limited-time at ...
Los Angeles Times
Combating climate change is a major part of President-elect Joe Biden’s campaign. When inaugurated, he plans to spearhead a “Clean Energy Revolution,” outlined in the Green New Deal backed by congressional Democrats. The main goal of the Biden Plan ...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
WASHINGTON — Poised to impeach, the House sped ahead Monday with plans to oust President Donald Trump from office, warning he is a threat to democracy and pushing the vice president and Cabinet ...
Los Angeles Times
When my parents and I immigrated to the United States in January 2016, we wanted to see the ideals of “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” and the power of democracy in action. Yet, five years later on Jan. 6, our views of America were turned ...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
LOS ANGELES — Expressing optimism about COVID-19 vaccines and advancements in virus research, the University of California announced today that it is planning to return students to campuses for ...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
This was supposed to be a year of political positioning in California. Gov. Gavin Newsom figured to use much of his time fundraising, devising platform planks and doing opposition research on ...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
WASHINGTON (AP) — Impeachment pressure mounting, the House worked swiftly Monday to try to oust President Donald Trump from office, pushing the vice president and Cabinet to act first in an ...
Claremont Prep and College Sports
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
The Covid-19 pandemic that shut down Major League Baseball altered, but did not stop, the sport’s annual celebration of Jackie Robinson. MLB used its digital platforms to honor Robinson on ...
Los Angeles Times
The first day of spring football practice at Claremont High School — held via the Zoom video-conferencing platform — was interrupted Tuesday when an unknown user bombarded the group with ...
Los Angeles Times
They accepted roles and they wanted the best for everybody.” Laguna Beach had 11 seniors that will graduate. Three of them — four-year catcher Aidan Booth (Claremont-McKenna), left-handed pitcher/first baseman Aidan Kidd (New Jersey Institute of Technology) and right-handed pitcher Jackson Yelland (Kenyon College) have secured futures in ...
Los Angeles Times
The decades that followed were a hodgepodge. He dabbled in college football at Long Beach State, earned a PhD in history from Claremont Graduate University in Pomona, became a researcher at a liberal think tank in Santa Barbara and ran as a Democrat for Congress, losing in a 1976 general election. He became an Alaska newspaperman, a columnist ...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
The senior center back has been selected The Sun/Bulletin Boys Soccer Player of the Year. The 6-foot defender led REV (21-4-2 overall) to its first Citrus Belt League title in four seasons, and he provided a decisive presence in the back.
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
RIVERSIDE — After a tumultuous season on and off the court, UC Riverside named former WNBA All-Star and Grand Canyon University coach Nicole Powell as its new women’s basketball coach on Monday.
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Carpenter is the Sun/Bulletin Girls Water Polo Player of the Year and given the fact she’s this dominant as a freshman, the only thing harder than scoring on her will be prying this award away from her.
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Area Girls Soccer Team: Upland’s Marin Whieldon and Bloomington coach Lupe Lopez earn the top honors for the 2019-20 season.
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Happy but subdued birthday celebrations in Southern California during coronavirus With spring training baseball, Arizona road trip is a hit Pomona property acquired by Fuller Seminary is now for sale 95-year-old pedestrian killed in Claremont had once met Hemingway Black History Month sparks show of pride at Pomona meeting General manager ...
Suwannee Democrat
(Braun) was like, ‘Wow.’” White, though, still was not 100% convinced that West Point was the place. He had also been taking recruiting visits across the country for football, including in January to Claremont McKenna in California. White was planning to sign with Claremont on National Signing Day in early February when he received that ...
The Press-Enterprise
She has the 14th-fastest time in Division II in the 200 (24.29 seconds) and the 25th-fastest in the 400 (55.98). CMS reaches No. 1 Courtesy of its ITA Indoor Nationals title last weekend, the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps women’s tennis team is the new No. 1 Division III team in the country. The Intercollegiate Tennis Association moved the Athenas ...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
The morning after the election, I took off for Arizona. Coincidence, I assure you. It was just a good time to visit friends in Tempe, catch a spring training baseball game and leave thoughts of work behind.