Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

MONTCLAIR -- Four Montclair High School Key Club members have received college scholarships for their hard work and dedication to community. More »Four Montclair High seniors win Kiwanis scholarships

CLAREMONT -- Brain injuries are in the news more and more lately, but despite the publicity there remains a lot of confusion about them, according to a local expert. More »Claremont group offers assistance to people recovering from brain injuries

Law enforcement, families pay tribute to fallen officers Law enforcement personnel, elected officials, family and friends gathered at the Sheriff's Training Academy and Regional Services (STARS) Center … More »Law enforcement, families pay tribute to fallen officers

Another invasive insect from Asia has been found in Los Angeles County, and this beetle poses a risk to the $450 million California avocado industry, said two UC Riverside researchers last week. More »Exotic Asian beetle threatens California avocado industry

UPLAND - Police are searching for a man who assaulted and robbed another man of his cell phone outside a local music venue Friday night. More »Upland robbery leaves one injured

CHINO - The loss of the city's redevelopment agency has caused a $2.9 million shortfall that will largely have to be filled from its reserve funds, according to a preliminary budget review. By Canan Tasci … More »Chino council to dip into reserves to balance its budget

More than a dozen area school districts are among the nearly 200 public education agencies facing serious financial challenges, according to a report released by the California Department of Education … More »School districts fall short of financial security

ONTARIO -For years on the weekend before Memorial Day, several local organizations can be found at Bellevue Memorial Park preparing the cemetery for the national holiday that salutes those who have served … More »Remembering, and honoring those who served their country

When it comes to politics, there is the golden rule: He who has the gold wins. As the June 5 primary election quickly approaches, the gold - contributions to candidates' war chests - plays an increased … More »Campaign money is flowing into candidate coffers as primary election approaches

POMONA - Increasing the size of the Pomona Unified School District board of education and creating trustee areas is an idea district residents apparently have diverse views about. More »Differing views heard at meeting over expanding Pomona school board and creating trustee areas

ONTARIO - Five teachers in the Chaffey Joint Union High School District have been disciplined for misconduct since the 2006-07 academic year, including two who were accused of having a sexual relationship … More »Chaffey district records show five teachers disciplined for misconduct in five years

DIAMOND BAR - Five people were charged with 19 felony counts of identity theft and counterfeiting Friday after a routine traffic stop in Diamond Bar earlier in the week led to their arrests, authorities … More »Alleged ID theft ring dismantled after routine traffic stop in Diamond Bar

Cooks are invited to sign up to participate in the third annual Chili Cook-Off organized by Los Angeles County Fire Department Explorer Post 15. More »Chili cooks sought for cook-off fundraiser

This week representatives of Pomona, the Los Angeles County Fire Department and the leadership of the International Association of Firefighters, Local 1014 met to look for possible ways of reducing costs … More »City, firefighters, county fire group set to meet

Two tiny parks, complete with benches, bike racks, waste receptacles and landscaped planters, have sprung up along downtown's Second Street. More »Pomona business group creates tiny parks downtown

UPLAND - One of the area's last historic lumber yards is closing its doors. Hoyt Lumber is closing its Upland store at 120 S. Euclid Ave. after 16 years of business. The store's last day is scheduled to … More »Hoyt Lumber in Upland closing June 2

CLAREMONT - The Claremont Young Musicians Orchestra will present its season finale concert at 7 p.m. on June 3 at Bridges Hall of Music, 150 E. 4th St. More »Young Musicians Orchestra to perform season finale June 3

ONTARIO - What do high-end designers Chanel and Christian Louboutin and have in common? They can now be found inside the newest retailer at the Ontario Mills Mall, Last Call by Neiman Marcus which bills … More »Officials celebrate Neiman Marcus' arrival

UPLAND - The Upland VFW is seeking new members to join the post. More »Upland VFW seeks new members

RANCHO CUCAMONGA - A car and motorcycle show and chili cook-off will be held June 16 by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8680. More »VFW car show, chili cookoff set June 16

RANCHO CUCAMONGA - The Kaiser Permanente Inland Empire Retirees will hold their 18th annual picnic June 19 at Red Hill Park, 7484 Vineyard Ave. More »Kaiser Retirees picnic planned June 19

RANCHO CUCAMONGA - Rancho Cucamonga author Dr. Jerry Duprez on June 23 will sign copies of his book, "A Sack Half Full," about his life-threatening struggles with testicular cancer. More »Author to sign book on his cancer battle

UPLAND - June's program for the Rancho Cucamonga Women's Connection is "Art Daze" with Denyse Hart of the Mud Shack Ceramics Studio in La Verne demonstrating new projects. More »'Art Daze' topic for Women's Connection