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Two homicides in Pomona under investigation
Police are investigating the murders of two men in Pomona, raising questions from students and residents about public safety. The homicides, one stabbing and one shooting, are believed to be unrelated, although they were reported less than two hours apart, according to the Pomona Police Department. Detectives have not identified the victims publicly, and investigations into both homicides remain ongoing. Police have not released descriptions of any suspects.
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Victorville Daily Press
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Trailer Mishap on Highway 138 after Trailer Box Spills Load of Rocks Monday Morning
PHELAN, CA. (Pain In The Pass) >> A trailer mishap on Highway 138 lead into a closure Monday morning over spilled rocks. The incident happened around 5:30am November 9, 2026 on Hwy 138 between Lone Pine Canyon Road and the 15 Freeway. From the looks of the incident the semi...
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Trip to McDonald’s lands credit card thief in jail: PD
Recent purchases at an Inland Empire McDonald’s led police to a suspected credit card thief. Multiple credit cards, including the ones used to make the recent McDonald’s purchases, were reported stolen after a car was broken into near the intersection of 7th Street and Benson Avenue in Upland last week, according to the Upland Police […]
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California High School Football Team Sees Season End On Controversial Call With No Rule To Back It Up
The Don Lugo Conquistadors high school football team should have had a chance to keep their 2026 season alive. Instead, a controversial call with no valid explanation saw the Chino, California program end its season in heartbreaking fashion. The Conquistadors were trailing Lakeside, 25-23, late in the fourth quarter of a CIF Southern Section Division 12 playoff […] The post California High School Football Team Sees Season End On Controversial Call With No Rule To Back It Up appeared first on BroBible.
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Dutch Bros comes to Chino
Dutch Bros, the drive-thru coffee chain, has opened a location in Chino, its first in the city. The new location is open 5:00 AM – 11:00 PM daily and features the classic double drive-thru. Mayor Eunice Ulloa, the Chino City Council, and the community welcomed the new location during...
Victorville Daily Press
‘Socks, Shoes & Salvation’ foot washing outreach returns to High Desert
Several nonprofits are partnering to host the annual “Socks, Shoes & Salvation” foot washing outreach to the needy of the High Desert. First Assembly of God Hesperia is the site of the event from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Nov. 18, at 11616 Hesperia Road in Hesperia, just south of Bear Valley Road. Presented by retired Azusa Pacific University Nursing School Professor Lydia Garcia-Usry, the outreach will offer the homeless food, water and resources. The nonprofit God’s Hand Extended will also help with the outreach, which is seeking the following: Volunteers to wash feet Assist with preparing food Donations of food and water Shoe vendors Footwashing equipment Pop-up canopies Hair cutters Licensed nail technicians or instructors. Usry and her students have previously hosted the outreach since 2015, primarily in Victorville at the Salvation Army and Lord’s Table in Old Town, where many of the homeless live, the Daily Press reported. Over the years, dozens of organizations have made donations to the outreach, according to Usry. To make a donation, to volunteer, or for more information on the outreach, contact Lydia Garcia-Usry at lgarciausry@gmail.com . This article originally appeared on Victorville Daily Press: ‘Socks, Shoes & Salvation’ foot washing outreach
The Poly Post
Pomona extends rent stabilization, rejects rental registry
Pomona City Council voted 6-1 to keep the city’s rent stabilization program running past its scheduled Dec. 31 end date, while a proposal to establish a rental registry failed in a 3-4 vote Oct. 19. The program caps annual rent increases at 5% for covered units. However, some Cal...