Grocery Workers Have Community Support

Many in the community say if grocery workers had picketed stores, they would not have crossed the strike lines.

UPDATE: Redlands Grocery Workers Union Reaches Agreement

As the hours ticked away, local employees of the Redlands Vons and Albertsons are advised to stay on the job.

Route 66 Rendezvous Returns

Saturday's events started early for autograph seekers and continued for those who loved the sounds of loud engines and classic rock 'n' roll.

High Fashion Helps Fight Cancer

Department of Plastic Surgery at Loma Linda University Medical Center will sponsor “The Pink Runway” Breast Cancer Fashion Show. The show features cancer survivors.

Loma Linda University Medical Center Reps Invited to White House

A LLUMC team will join representatives from other health systems across the country to collaborate with the Obama administration to improve care in underserved communities

Will Rogers Foundation Makes Big Donation to Children's Hospital

The grant has allowed Loma Linda University Children's Hospital to purchase new equipment.

The Golden Arches Are So Fly

Loma Linda has been having more than a few conversations about a proposed McDonald's. But what does the comedy world think?

Heat Event Shines Spotlight on Safety

Loma LInda University Medical Center officials teamed with other groups for the simulation.

Harley Dealer Celebrates Owners

Members of the national group will get a chance to pick up a meal and celebrate their bikes at an event Saturday.

Good Time to Buy a Car?

Car dealerships are doing well, and it could be the lowering of the vehicle licensing tax.

Lower Gas Prices In Our Future?

Wall Street's tumble may help ease some of the pain at the pump.

Loma Linda Is Paying More at the Pumps

The price of a barrel of oil is driving up local prices.

LLUMC Welcomes Several New Staffers

Six new physicians have been added to the staff.

Looking for Information on Medicare?

One local answers some common questions.

Grand Terrace Book Store Joins National Trend

Terrace Books, a small local business that worked as a book exchange, will close its doors Sunday, joining national chain Borders as book stores continue to suffer.

Summer Claus is Coming to Loma Linda

Children’s Hospital invites families and friends to today's “Christmas in July Motorcycle Run” presented by the Sons of the American Legion and Bikers for Charity.

Second-hand Smoke Tied to ADHD

People with ADHD often struggle in school and life, Loma Linda University Medical Center officials said.

sbX Bus Project Closer to Becoming a Reality

The Omnitrans Board of Directors awarded a contract to two construction companies last week. Work begins in the fall.

Early Risers Cheer on US at Royal Falconer

About 25 people showed up for some early morning soccer at the Redlands pub.

Workshop to Help Small Business

The City of San Bernardino Office of Business Development will host a workshop on "Doing Business With the Government," from 9 to 11 am, Thursday.

Loma Linda Medical Center's Noise Reduction Plan to Help Healing

The medical center has implemented the “Quietly Healing” program.

Local Business Advisory Firm Brings in New "Coach"

Estrada Strategies, an Inland Empire-based company that provides executive coaching services announced it's hired Jose Montero as a CEO Coach.

Researchers Are Close to Creating Artificial Pancreas

Million of sufferers of type 1 diabetes, incuding several who come to Loma Linda, could benefit from such device.

Loma Linda's PossAbilities Gets New Home

The organization celebrated the opening of its new office space on July 8.

Summer Gas Prices Continue to Drop In Inland Empire

Gas is getting cheaper in time for families to plan their July 4th festivities.

Big Eaters Help Celebrate Grand Re-opening of Restaurant

Farmer Boys welcomes the public back to its remodeled Loma Linda location with a burger eating contest.

Loma Linda Medical Center Offers Pet-Grief Group

Medical center officials say they understand those who lose a pet need support and time to grieve.

Fresh & Easy Not Giving Up on Loma Linda

The grocery store chain says they covered up signs to avoid confusion.

Farmer Boys Holding Re-Opening this Weekend

The Loma Linda restaurant underwent a renovation.

Old Spaghetti Factory is a Bargain

The Redlands restaurant offers pasta at a steal.

Loma Linda Resident Fights To Get Her OC Business Back

Sharief “Sharice” McDowell and partners stand accused of bilking customers out of $4 million.

Sold! A Guide to Homes that Have Been Sold in Your Town

A closer look at some of the properties that were purchased recently.

Loma Linda and Redlands Residents Want to Save Packinghouse

The Redlands location is one of the few left in the area as most others deteriorated or burned.

Death Did Not Stop Phone Company From Billing Loma Linda Woman

Betty Howard was charged $110.80 in March by Verizon because she missed payments. The payments were missed because the lady had died.

Plastic Surgery Open House Draws Crowd

Some of the latest advances were spotlighted at the LLUMC's Riverside Clinic.

Adventist Postal Carriers Claim Religious Discrimination

The mail carriers claimed the post office changed their schedule and failed to accommodate their religious beliefs.

Loma Linda University Medical Center Celebrates National Cancer Survivors Day

The public is welcome to join more than 150 cancer survivors and their families at the 20th annual Celebration of Life: A Community of Care.

Looking for the Best Prices on Gas?

We look at how the price of gas is doing.

Loma Linda Charity Brings its Unique Mission Back Home

After four years in Riverside, The Unforgettables Foundation moves its offices to the more centrally located Redlands.

The Inland Empire Honors its Military Heroes

Some paid their respects at Montecito Cemetery in Colton near Loma Linda.