Good morning, its April 16, 2021 -- a Friday, when the Morning Note reprises a memorable and meaningful quote. This is Tom Kavanagh, filling in for Carl
Here are previews of featured high school football games being played Friday and Saturday, April 16-17. CHAFFEY (3-1, 2-0) AT CLAREMONT (3-1, 2-0), 7 P.M. IE Varsity info: The San Antonio League championship will be at stake when these teams square off Friday.
Through sculptures, paintings, video and performances, the artists explore the impact of Black Pentecostalism drawing 'upon the choreography and sonics of possession found in Black spirituality.'
Who expects their kid’s first word to be mask?” A baby with pandemic lingo: it was just another twist in what’s been a long haul for parents like Werner, a year laden with quality moments but also plenty of stresses that have upended family life.
The NCAA stated this week that it will stage future championship competitions in environments free of transgender discrimination, which has Chattanooga in danger of losing multiple events that have been lined up for the years ahead.
North Country Smokehouse, a third-generation, family-owned business, and producer of small-batch artisanal smoked meats, announces West Coast expansion. The new footprint includes partnerships with well-known distributors like KeHe,
A new deluxe edition of 'John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band' promises an exhaustive document of the former Beatle screaming out his pain with the help of the once- fashionable but now-discredited “primal scream” technique.
Food insecurity continues to dominate the lives of millions of Americans, and hyperlocal apps and online groups are popping up to help fill some of the gaps.
Lamps Plus today announced that Clark Linstone has been named President of the company. Linstone has been with the company for over 30 years and most recently served as Chief Operating Officer. This promotion is immediately effective.
Here are scores and highlights from Inland high school sports events on April 14. To report scores and highlights, send information to preps@pe.com by 9:30 p.m. each day. Scores are also taken from the MaxPreps.
A curious aircraft silently flew large sweeping circles high above the citizens of San Bernardino one June day in 1939. If those on the ground looked closely enough they might have made out the ...
Mr. Limbaugh virtually created the position of conservative talk radio host, and the medium made him both an architect of the modern right in the U.S. and a very wealthy man. Week after week, from his “golden microphone” and studio in “sunny southern Florida,
BERLIN — German news agency dpa is reporting that illusionist Siegfried Fischbacher, the surviving member of the duo Siegfried & Roy, has died in Las Vegas at age 81. The news agency said ...
SACRAMENTO — An inmate who spent nearly three decades on California’s death row has died after being found in his cell, authorities said. Jose Francisco Guerra, 61, was pronounced dead on ...
John was taken from us suddenly while doing what he loved best cycling. John was predeceased by his father, John Longmaid Offutt Sr.; grandparents, Casper Yost Offutt and Mary Longmaid Offutt. He is survived by his loving family,
LOS ANGELES — Authorities said Tuesday that a patient who was shot by a Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy inside Harbor-UCLA Medical Center in October has died. Nicholas Burgos Jr., 38, who ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — John Thompson, the imposing Hall of Famer who turned Georgetown into a “Hoya Paranoia” powerhouse and became the first Black coach to lead a team to the NCAA men’s ...
A San Bernardino County inmate sentenced to San Quentin Prison’s death row in 2006 and returned a decade later to face a new murder charge in a cold-case strangulation has died, state prison ...
Long Beach’s Angela Madsen, a three-time Paralympian and U.S. Marine veteran, has died while trying to become the first paraplegic, first openly gay athlete and oldest woman to row across the ...
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Max Tuerk, a former standout offensive lineman for the USC Trojans, has died at the age of 26, the school announced today. No cause of death was released. “FightOnForever, ...
Life — or death, perhaps — is about to go a bit back to normal. On Tuesday, June 9, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs will begin contacting families who were unable to hold burial ...
Another San Bernardino County resident has died from the novel coronavirus and 143 more have tested positive, according to data released Thursday, June 4, by the public health department. So far ...
Dennis Hansberger, who served five terms on the Board of Supervisors and was a longtime fixture in San Bernardino County politics, has died. Hansberger, 78, of Redlands, died Wednesday morning ...
A 28-year-old man was shot dead at an apartment complex in San Bernardino on Friday night, April 10, and police were searching for his killer, authorities said. The victim, Michael Joseph Rosales ...
The three men found dead on the grounds of a Perris cemetery Tuesday morning have not been publicly identified as detectives continued a day later trying to piece together what exactly happened to ...
In 1952, after graduating from Michigan Normal College and teaching for a few years, Connie joined her two older sisters in Southern California. It was there that she met and married Bill Baskett. The couple lived in Riverside and, later, Claremont, raising their three children. In the early 1970s, after a break, Connie returned to teaching ...
Gregg is survived by his wife Kathie Gregg of Chino; son, Bill Gregg, his wife Diana and extended family of Homeland, CA; daughter, Jennifer Maestas of Claremont; grandchildren, Adrian Gregg, Heather Gregg, Sebastian Gregg, Micah Maestas, Noah Maestas, Lucas Maestas; great grandchild, Liam Gregg.
While in graduate school in Claremont, Darrow met Chris Hillman ... "The number of musicians he supported, inspired and helped launch made him a godfather of California’s country rock of the late '60s," shared Everloving Records in a statement (quote via Saving Country Music). The label had worked with Darrow on a re-issue of his 1973 ...