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The announcement this week of a plan to expand affordable wireless broadband service - at up to 20 times current speeds - addresses the biggest infrastructure challenge the U.S. faces, according to the FCC. Read Full Artice...
A stretch of East Jackson Street, long considered a blight on the city of Rialto's image, literally may be wiped off the map.
City Councilman Joe Baca Jr. Read Full Artice...
Question for candidates in the June 8 primary election: What are you doing this weekend?
If you haven't done it already, we hope you'll spend some of your time composing a 400-word statement in support of your candidacy and then e-mail it to. Read Full Artice...
A couple of observations about the local candidates who are seeking party nominations in the June 8 primary election:
1. Participation is up, particularly among Republican candidates. The few "open" seats have drawn a slew of GOP hopefuls this year. Read Full Artice...
Sunday's killings in Mexico of a U.S. consulate employee, her husband and the husband of another employee elicited stern travel warnings from our State Department, cautioning American college students not to visit Mexico during spring break. Read Full Artice...
This is not a great year to have an $11.1 billion water bond measure on the November ballot.
The economy is in the tank, the state's fiscal condition is in the toilet, jobs are still being flushed - choose your watery metaphor. Read Full Artice...
San Bernardino prosecutors made the right call when they charged Redlands East Valley High School athlete Tyler Shreve with misdemeanor battery.
Shreve, 18, also has been expelled from school for his role in a Feb. Read Full Artice...
Rialto's City Council voted last week to spend between $60,000 and $70,000 to find out whether residents want to pay higher taxes to pay for enhanced public-employee pensions.
If that's the $64,000 question, we think we know the answer.
No. Read Full Artice...
It's no secret that California politicians, from state legislators on down, are in regular contact with lobbyists. Everyone knows that. Read Full Artice...
Candidates for office in the June primary election have today and Friday to file their nomination papers (or until Wednesday in cases where an incumbent does not file for re-election). Read Full Artice...
If you think you've seen all the ways California government can waste money, just wait a day or two - there's always something new. Read Full Artice...
How appropriate that, as one of the biggest education protests in history unfurled across the state, California's application for a Race to the Top school reform grant was rejected Thursday by federal officials. Read Full Artice...
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