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Public Service Announcement: HEAL Club Promotes Friday Night Live Campaign
Local Youth Lead the Charge to Reduce Underage Drinking. San Bernardino – This year, young people in Colton High School HEAL Club Friday Night Live (FNL) launched a campaign to tackle underage drinking in San Bernardino County. Friday Night Live builds partnerships for positive and healthy youth development, engaging youth as active leaders and resources in their communities to create positive changes on essential issues that matter to them. Due in large part to changes in legislation and prevention efforts, there has been a 34.5% decline in the prevalence of drinking among 12 to 20-year-olds since 2004. Although rates are declining, 23% of high school students consumed alcohol in the last 30 days, and an additional 14% rode with a driver who had been drinking (CDC, 2022). Young people in the CHS HEAL Club are on a mission to ensure that underage drinking rates continue to decline.
San Bernardino County Detectives Investigating In-Custody Death of Suicidal Man in Rancho Cucamonga
August 13, 2024 – San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department officials report that on Monday, August 12, 2024, at. approximately 5:32 a.m., deputies from the Rancho Cucamonga Station were requested to respond to the 8700 block of Vivero Street regarding a person threatening to shoot himself. Upon arriving, deputies...
California Inland Empire Council, Scouting America (CIEC) Kicks off its annual Scout Popcorn Sale to Support Local Scout Packs and Troops!
Redlands, CA – August 9, 2024 — California Inland Empire Council (CIEC) is excited to announce the launch of the annual Scouting America Popcorn Sale, which begins on Saturday Aug 10th and runs through Sunday Oct 20th. This yearly fundraiser not only helps support our local Scouts but also offers the community a delicious way to contribute to a great cause.
Missing Southern California man’s car found abandoned, family pleads for help
Concerned family members and authorities are searching for a missing Southern California man who hasn’t been seen in over two weeks. Michael Martinez, 23, disappeared on July 25, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. He was last seen on the 1200 block of 5th Avenue in Los Angeles at around 3 p.m. and last […]
As Democrats work to make California a haven for abortion access, some cities are pushing back
The Fontana City Council meeting seemed mundane. With little debate, council members last summer unanimously voted to halt certain building permits in a stretch of downtown, allowing only entertainment-related development and citing a need to boost the local economy. But one business that was planned for that city corridor in...
San Bernardino County Veterans Affairs in Joshua Tree this Wednesday (8/14)
The San Bernardino County Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is committed to supporting veterans and their families by ensuring they receive the benefits they’ve earned through their service. Coming up Next Wednesday, August 14, Morongo Basin veterans can access VA resources directly at the San Bernardino Public Defender’s Office at 6527 White Feather Road in Joshua Tree.
Southern California Man Accused of Serial Thefts from Target Stores, Arrested after $15K in Merchandise Found
A Southern California man has been arrested and faces charges related to the theft of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise, most notably from several Target stores. According to a report by KTLA, Juan Pablo Leal, 40, of Adelanto was taken into custody after a search warrant executed at his residence uncovered an array of stolen items, collectively valued above $15,000.
Loma Linda Man Arrested on Suspicion of Arson for July Blaze in San Bernardino County
The San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner Department released a statement confirming the arrest of a man suspected of starting a fire in Loma Linda last month. On July 25th, a brush fire was reported near Sierra Vista Drive and Sage Drive, which quickly spread over 17 acres, threatening nearby residences. Fortunately, the blaze was contained before causing damage to any homes.
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