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5 New CA Laws That Will Take Effect July 1
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5 New CA Laws That Will Take Effect July 1

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5 New CA Laws That Will Take Effect July 1 - Across California, CA - From a law that will raise the lowest wages to another that will protect consumers, here are the new laws that will affect Californians.See the Story
Colton Driver Charged with Vehicular Manslaughter of 19-Year-Old Pedestrian
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Colton Driver Charged with Vehicular Manslaughter of 19-Year-Old Pedestrian

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Larenz Fondren died at the scene of the collision in May.See the Story
Opt-Out STI Testing at Planned Parenthood San Bernardino Uncovers 170 Hidden Cases in Pregnant Women
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Opt-Out STI Testing at Planned Parenthood San Bernardino Uncovers 170 Hidden Cases in Pregnant Women

A new “opt-out” approach to sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing at Planned Parenthood of Orange and San Bernardino Counties (PPOSBC) has led to the early treatment of 170 pregnant women infected with trichomoniasis—a common but often overlooked STI that can increase the risk of premature birth and low birth weight. Between November 2024 and February 2025, PPOSBC screened 46,140 patients across its nine health centers, uncovering 916 pos…Read Article

Outdated California Law Forces 5,000 Nursing Students to Leave State for Clinical Rotations Amid Shortage

As California faces one of the nation’s most severe nursing shortages, more than 5,000 distance-learning nursing students are being forced to leave the state each semester for required clinical training—a financial and logistical hurdle critics say worsens the crisis. “Over the last 10 years, California schools have turned away 250,000 qualified applicants,” said Blake Halladay, director of regulatory and legislative strategy affairs at Nighting…Hesperia · HesperiaRead Article

Miami Dolphins Linebacker and Redlands Native Jaelan Phillips Visits LLU Children’s Hospital Patients

Miami Dolphins linebacker and Redlands native Jaelan Phillips visited Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital (LLUCH) on Tuesday, June 25, bringing smiles, encouragement and support to young patients facing serious medical challenges. Jaelan, who grew up in Redlands and graduated from Redlands East Valley High School, toured multiple units at the hospital, including the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), where he reunited with his grandmothe…Miami Dolphins · MarylandRead Article

SBVC Alumnae Win Emmy for Powerful KVCR Doc on Warehousing’s Toll in Inland Communities

Just a couple of years ago, Mariana Lapizco and Briana Navarro were students at San Bernardino Valley College, editing projects in the media lab and chasing shots with classmates across the Inland Empire. On June 21, they stood on the Emmy stage in San Diego as KVCR Public Media’s The Warehouse Empire took home the award for Best Documentary, marking a proud milestone for the Inland region—and two rising San Bernardino filmmakers at the heart of…San Bernardino · San BernardinoRead Article

Riverside Art Museum Announces Resignation of Executive Director After 13 Years of Leadership

The Riverside Art Museum (RAM) Board of Trustees announces the resignation of Executive Director Drew Oberjuerge, effective August 15, 2025, marking a nearly 131⁄2 year tenure at the helm of this long-standing art institution. Under her visionary leadership, the museum has experienced remarkable growth and transformation, notably highlighted by the opening of The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Arts and Culture (The Cheech), solidifying RAM’s ro…Riverside, California · RiversideRead Article

Colton Sustainability Team Receives Climate Protection Award

On June 19, the City of Colton Sustainability Team was awarded the prestigious Climate Protection Award by the U.S. Conference of Mayors via satellite transmission from Florida. Several staff members, Directors, the City Manager and Elected Officials gathered in the Council Chambers to hear the presentation, which was awarded to Mayor Frank J Navarro, on behalf of the City of Colton Sustainability Team. “The presentation of this award was truly …Colton, California · ColtonRead Article

City of San Bernardino Approves Project to Improve Seven Miles of City Streets

The San Bernardino City Council has approved a $6.25 million project to repair and upgrade fourteen streets across the City of San Bernardino. The total distance to be improved is approximately seven miles. “This investment will improve our roads in each of the City’s seven wards,” said San Bernardino Mayor Helen Tran. “It is the latest of a series of street improvement projects we have in the pipeline.” Work will begin later this summer and is …San Bernardino · San BernardinoRead Article

Juneteenth celebrations across the US commemorate the end of slavery

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Juneteenth celebrations unfolded across the U.S. on Thursday, marking the day in 1865 when Union soldiers brought the news of freedom to enslaved Black people in Texas and attracting participants who said current events strengthened their resolve to be heard.Juneteenth · United StatesSee the Story

Fontana Unified Aviation Program Helps Students Reach New Heights in Aerospace Careers

From classroom simulations to real-world takeoffs, A.B. Miller High School’s career technical education (CTE) aviation program continues to soar, as students work toward earning their pilot’s licenses, complete major flight training milestones, and launch careers in the aerospace industry. Senior Jesse Cuba is set to earn his private pilot license this summer after completing a major milestone: his first solo flight. Cuba would be the fourth A.B…Fontana · FontanaRead Article

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