Get an American eyeful of Chino Hills contestant
"American Idol" is back. In a bikini.
Katrina Darell of Chino Hills got the new season of the nation's most popular TV show off to a brazen, bronzed beginning when she appeared before judges in a two-piece orange swimsuit...what there was of it, anyway.
Esperanza Fire suspect set 46 blazes, district attorney contends
Raymond Lee Oyler set twice as many fires as he is charged with, including several on the day of the October 2006 Esperanza Fire that fatally burned five U.S. Forest Service firefighters, prosecutors claim in court documents.
Not guilty plea entered in beating of puppy
A Los Angeles County assistant fire chief pleaded not guilty Tuesday to an animal cruelty charge that he beat a neighbor's puppy with a rock so badly it had to be euthanized, in a case that has triggered angry protests and garnered international attention.
As he left the courthouse, Glynn Johnson, 54, of Riverside, was also served with a civil lawsuit by the dog's owners.
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Get an American eyeful of Chino Hills contestant
"American Idol" is back. In a bikini.
Katrina Darell of Chino Hills got the new season of the nation's most popular TV show off to a brazen, bronzed beginning when she appeared before judges in a two-piece orange swimsuit...what there was of it, anyway.
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San Bernardino County
Redlands Unified readies for layoffs, program cuts
Faced with as much as $9 million in mid-year state education budget cuts, the Redlands Unified School District is bracing for layoffs and significant cuts in programs.
"It takes my breath away," Superintendent Lori Rhodes told school board members during a meeting that drew a standing-room-only crowd Tuesday evening.
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Transportation
Fontana plans to build bridge to take Cypress Avenue over I-10
Despite relatively low gas prices, people still using public transit
Don't walk sign means don't walk
Comment period closes on Mid-County Parkway plan; compilation begins
San Bernardino County freeway projects face delays because of state budget woes
Politics
San Bernardino City Council candidate has criminal record
After 5-hour session, Riverside County supervisors approve pet ordinance
State senator's bill calls for tax credits for homebuyers
County suspends new protest rule to clarify it
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