Inland Valley Daily Bulletin - Sat Nov 07
San Bernardino County taxpayers have spent an estimated $54.5 million to jail illegal immigrants since 2004, and officials have been fighting an uphill battle to get the federal government to pick up more of that cost.
Civil rights groups vow to continue fight to ban immigrant screening program for inmatesSan Bernardino County Sun - Sat Nov 07
Civil rights organizations have acknowledged they face an uphill battle trying to stop an illegal immigrant screening program for jail inmates, following the county's renewed partnership with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Rail Yard Held Hidden PerilThe Press-Enterprise - Sat Nov 07
When the intermodal rail yard came to San Bernardino in 1996, it was hailed as an economic engine.
Winners unchanged in final San Bernardino vote tallyThe Press-Enterprise - Sat Nov 07
Candidates in three San Bernardino City Council races solidified their leads Friday afternoon after the county Registrar of Voters completed its count.
Teen's body missing for 16 years identifiedSan Bernardino County Sun - Fri Nov 06
The body of a 17-year-old Ontario girl who went missing in 1993 was recently identified.
New vote tally in SB election show no lead changesSan Bernardino County Sun - Fri Nov 06
An updated vote tally shows that Virginia Marquez, Jason Desjardins and Fred Shorett are still leading their respective council races in San Bernardino.
Election ain't over 'til it's over in San BernardinoHome - San Bernardino County Sun - Thu Nov 05
A new round of election results scheduled for release today could reveal who actually won seats on the City Council.
Difficult times breed great leaders, new hopeHome - San Bernardino County Sun - Thu Nov 05
In recognition of Native American Heritage Month, The Sun graciously invited the San Manuel Band of Serrano Mission Indians to present a four-part series of columns exploring the Southern California Native American experience and, more specifically, the impact and influence of Native Americans on the Inland Empire and beyond.
Roosevelt Elementary School in San Bernardino celebrates academic gainsHome - San Bernardino County Sun - Thu Nov 05
Students pelted a counselor who encouraged them to be in school every day with ketchup and mustard and sang along with an administrator dressed up as Hannah Montana at Roosevelt Elementary School on Thursday.
Voter turnout low, Inland election officials sayPress-Enterprise - Wed Nov 04
With relatively few contests in an off-year election, voter turnout was low in Riverside and San Bernardino counties, election officials said.
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