Grand Terrace News

In order to achieve high marks on his History Day project, Matthew Guerra sought help from a very high-level source -- Gerald Ford, the 38th President of the United States.

How can they do this to kids? questioned CEDU employee Bill Miller from Running Springs reacting to Friday's surprise announcement the 75-acre campus was closing.

Crowds ready to cheer on Bicycle Classic City's signature event is something the whole community's been waiting for.

Residents of Cedar Glen clamored for answers to their questions about the future of their fire-ravaged community, but no solutions were available Wednesday night.

Young artists needed for Chamber project A youth art contest to paint 10 new concrete trash receptacles in the city was announced by the Chamber of Commerce's Beautification Committee and the Core Area ...

The Redlands East Valley art students have several shows in the works and are exhibiting at various locations throughout the Inland Empire.

Notes on Shane Lewis Grand American Rolex Sports Car Series - Daytona Prototype Class Grand American 400 - California Speedway, Fontana Calif.

Crisis negotiators defused a tense and potentially violent incident Tuesday morning after an armed, 55-year-old shooting suspect barricaded himself inside a house for more than an hour.

Rental property owners Tuesday criticized a proposed housing inspection ordinance the City Council will consider this summer.

Charged with two counts each of murder and robbery. Pleaded not guilty Tuesday to the charges related to a March 16 double slaying at a Highland liquor store.

Drivers used to taking Gilman Springs Road and Bridge Street have had orange-and-white-striped headaches for months -- the same pattern that's on a Road Closed sign.

White House agenda puts Rep. Lewis in hot seat A promise kept after 54 years DJ breaks movie-watching record Family and friends mourn slain store owner High-end development headed this way? Math is child's play ...

What started out as a one-man operation has grown into a multi-division corporation of more than 35 employees.

It has four removable arms, a camera and scalpels. It's worth $1.3 million and in some ways resembles a video game.

The exciting thing about living in an area that's changing as fast as this one is new shopping and restaurant options seem to spring up daily.

The city of Redlands celebrates citrus, heritage and culture this spring with a series of fortunate events.

Floodway Books, housed in a long, single-story building on Redlands Boulevard in Loma Linda, keeps a low profile, without so much as a sign announcing its rare and scholarly contents.

Flood control engineers need five properties around Chino and Corona to complete expansion of Prado Dam, but soaring real estate prices have the landowners holding out for bigger buyouts.

California cities are expected to lose about $38 million in booking fee reimbursements under a state law that takes effect July 1. Booking fees are charged a city every time a police officer makes an arrest and ...

Pass the butter. Pass the salt. Pass the blame. San Bernardino County restaurants are ignoring a free program that would lower the fat, cholesterol and sodium contents of their menus, even though at least ...

Happily I can report that Wednesday evening the Planning Commission approved the condo development at 2121 Virginia Avenue, the one I wrote about last week.

Cal Skate Grand Terrace, 22080 Commerce Way, Grand Terrace. 824-8114 Roller City Plus, 7209 East Ave, Fontana.

An early morning fire destroyed a popular Colton restaurant Wednesday, doing an estimated $1.1 million in damage to the building and contents.

A law that took effect Jan. 1 requires the Medical Board of California to revoke the license of any doctor who has had to register as a sex offender for a felony committed after 1947.

In capturing a moment in time, a photographer might also have caught a thief. On the front page of Tuesday's Daily Bulletin, a photo shot by staff photographer Will Lester shows 32-year-old George Bell of Grand ...

Blue Mountain more and more casts a gray shadow, as city planners are becoming aware of the needs of a growing senior population.

LOMA LINDA Kaylin Chung waited patiently with her grandparents, Paul and Grace Pak, at a Mountain View Avenue bus stop.