Update: 43,925 acres affected in San Bernardino County by Line Fire, still 79% contained
Line Fire initially started 6:33 p.m. Sep. 5 in San Bernardino County. It has burned 43,925 acres after being active for 29 days. A crew of 2,358 firefighters has been working on site and they managed to contain 79% of the fire as of Friday evening. The fire is suspected to have been started deliberately.
An inquiry is underway following a fatal deputy-involved shooting in Loma Linda, with details and weapon presence unclear.
The city of San Bernardino will soon begin clearing homeless encampments again after a judge lifted an injunction on a ...
The city of San Bernardino will resume homeless encampment cleanups after striking a deal with the American Civil Liberties ...
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San Bernardino to clear out homeless encampments in parks, open new sheltersIn the wake of a settlement of a civil rights lawsuit, the city has developed new protections for the unhoused before they ...
In 2022, a civil grand jury recommended that the county's Department of Child and Family Services be abolished, deeming its ...
A San Bernardino man was arrested for alleged sexual assaults on a minor, with police indicating there may be additional ...
As the Line Fire in San Bernardino County continues to burn, crews are working to protect communities that are being ...
Nearly a month after the Line Fire began, a new evacuation order and warnings have been issued for areas burning in the San ...
The SBCSS Veterans Diploma Project has honored hundreds of San Bernardino County veterans. There is no charge to participate.
Ahead of the election, the Orange County Register compiled a list of questions from our readers to pose to the candidates who ...
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