San Bernardino Sun

SAN BERNARDINO - From the time they arrive at the Uptown Family YMCA to when their parents pick them up, children from nearby Anton Elementary School are engaged in learning and having fun. Full Story »

Assemblyman Bill Emmerson, who represents the 63rd District, confirmed Monday he will run for the 37th Senate District seat vacated when Sen. John Benoit leaves to serve on the Riverside County Board of Supervisors. Full Story »

RANCHO CUCAMONGA - Commuters traveling past Victoria Gardens today shouldn't be alarmed. Full Story »

A 23-year-old Victorville man was killed Monday after he drove his sport bike into a curb and flew 300 feet before landing on asphalt, officials said. Full Story »

Once again, gamers have answered the call of a virtual war. "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" arrived on the store shelves of area video game retailers at 12:01 this morning in a launch expected to have an explosive first-day impact. Full Story »

SAN BERNARDINO - Movie fans will almost certainly have to go somewhere other than downtown to watch this year's slate of holiday films and Oscar bait. Full Story »

SAN BERNARDINO - The uncle of a 15-year-old girl who was shot dead in a Fontana robbery more than a decade ago testified Monday about the man who he believes pulled the trigger. Full Story »

BLOOMINGTON - Rep. Joe Baca is going to bat for Bloomington Little League. Baca, D-San Bernardino, pledged Monday to write a check to help the impoverished organization stay in the game. Full Story »

Inland Empire lawmakers voted along party lines Saturday for and against a massive health care reform bill that Democrats hailed as a milestone and Republicans have denounced as costly and overreaching. Full Story »

COLTON - A local citizens group that doubles as a political action committee is asking the City Council to consider hiring an outside accounting firm to audit the city's finances. Full Story »

Guests arriving at the gala grand opening of the fourth and current Arrowhead Springs Hotel on December 16, 1939, stepped out of the crisp winter evening and into a luxurious showplace. Full Story »

ADELANTO - Aircraft enthusiast Joseph Pike flew thousands of hours as a flight instructor, a Mercy Air pilot and a contractor flying helicopters for the U.S. Forest Service. Full Story »

Fear of immigration officials, mistrust of the government, simple apathy - there are any number of reasons someone might not mail back a 2010 census questionnaire this spring. Full Story »

The ever-important "micro loan" for small businesses could be getting bigger - about 43 percent bigger. Full Story »

Kathleen Schneider of San Bernardino has been out of work for more than a year, unable to find even the kind of low-wage jobs that used to be easy to get. Full Story »

FONTANA - The city has prescribed a dose of hope for those who need help with prescription drug costs. Full Story »

BLOOMINGTON - Bloomington Little League is down to its last out. If it doesn't come up with $2,150 by the middle of the month, the lights will go off at Kessler Park. That means "game over" for hundreds of youngsters. Full Story »

To ensure students at San Bernardino High School do not experience gang violence or other negative influences as they walk to and from school, an area nonprofit is working with the school on a new safety program. Full Story »

SAN BERNARDINO - A man captured on a cell phone video being beaten by police has spoken to officers since his release from jail after authorities declined to file charges against him. Full Story »

Loma Linda Councilman Floyd Petersen has seen the future of transportation in the Inland Empire. Full Story »

San Bernardino County District Attorney Michael A. Ramos has amended a state financial-disclosure form to include a $10,000 payment to his wife for working on his political campaign. Full Story »

The three victims of a fatal helicopter crash Saturday morning were adult males who were burned beyond recognition, according to officials. Full Story »

SAN BERNARDINO - Brandon Salcido smiled as he squeezed the handlebars and put his feet on the pedals. Photo Gallery: Bike giveaway Full Story »

REDLANDS - Students from all over the Inland Empire woke up early Saturday morning and headed to North Redlands to clean up the discarded household items and decomposing garbage that piles up behind Citrus Valley High School. Full Story »

REDLANDS - When the construction industry took an economic hit, John Lapi dove back into photography, a hobby since high school. Full Story »