Important points to understand about Medicare enrollment

Fall is the time for seniors to remember important Medicare dates and information.

Will the media stop treating Herman Cain like a serious political candidate?

Herman Cain is currently riding high on a wave of media hype and popularity, but he is just the current flavor of the week in the Republican primary/reality show.

Redlands Ready for War?

Sure, Redlands beat up Fontana. But did the blow out win prepare the Terriers for next week's Civil War showdown with Redlands East Valley?

Why Herman Cain's Civil Rights Record Matters

During the Civil Rights movement activists were ready to risk life and limb for their cause, and that is what makes Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain's Civil Rights record troubling.

Occupying Oneself

The Occupy movement must be gaining traction ... the other side's starting to call it names.

The Alliance Group Launches Social Media Giveaway

The Alliance Group Commercial Construction Inc. has launched a bi-weekly drawing to reward their Facebook followers with a chance to win a gift card.

Estrada Strategies Seminars Offer Valuable Training to Entrepreneurs

Estrada Strategies has partnered with the City of San Bernardino, Economic Development Agency’s Office of Business Development to host a series of seminars for entrepreneurs.

Occupy Protestors Are 'Fed Up and Not Going to take it Anymore'

There have been many inaccurate reports about the Occupy movement that has spread across the country. Contrary to reports from the right-wing media, the movement is not small, but growing.

Yeah, That Was A Big Win

Redlands East Valley's 10-7 victory over Mission Viejo showed heart, determination and that the balance of power may be shifting east.

Election Insanity

The first Presidential caucus could be when? Can't we at least wait until the Super Bowl has been played? Please?

Accent Workshop Educates Business Owners about Rapidly Changing Face of IT

Information Technology is the engine that keeps businesses running smoothly, however most companies don't realize how important it is until it breaks down. That is when Marty Kaufman gets the call.

Racist rhetoric, not brainwashing drives African Americans from GOP

Right-wing media has a long history of hostility towards ethnic groups.

Local Communities Fight to Save Redevelopment Agencies

Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal to defund the statewide redevelopment agency program is facing push back as local authorities are fighting to hang on to the agencies.

San Bernardino: Ghetto Fabulous?

Understanding the myths and realities of the enigma that is San Bernardino.

Blue (Zone) In the Face

We get it. Loma Linda's a "Blue Zone." Now let the rest of us choose where we want to eat.

Why the change?

To Be or Not to Be Vegan

Build Them and They'll Come

Hey, NFL stadium developers: Instead of waiting for the other to blink, why don't you both just build your stadiums?

Minor Annoyances

Christmas already? Commercials inside of commercials? It's going to be a long autumn.

The Problem With Now

What's black and white and nothing else? Today's political idealism and there doesn't seem to be room for any other colors that might help paint a more complete picture.

To TV or Not TV?

Monday's a big day on the pop culture calendar: the unofficial start of the fall season.

No. 20 at Route 66

It was a great morning at the Rendezvous, and not because of the cars. Because a little hockey made its way into San Bernardino.

In Quietness...

Handling stressful situations.

Feds Raid IE PR Agency

Feds raid PR off ice in Colonies case.

Four-Color Faux Pas

Comic Quest's midnight opening was a moderate success, until someone decided it was against the rules. So no more midnight reading runs (for now).

9/11/11: A Decade Past, A Time for Reflection

One event. One nation. One purpose. REMEMBRANCE

Midnight Madness

Downtown Redlands was still buzzing at midnight as usual Tuesday night. Only this time, not everyone was out for a drink. Some of us were getting our comic books.

The Bees Next Door

Gardener makes bee houses for help growing food. Won't you bee my neighbor?

Politicians, Experts Say Water Vital For Inland Empire's Success

The San Bernardino County Water Conference attracted some of the best and brightest minds in government and the private sector to discuss water issues facing the state of California

Real Estate Executive Urges Californians, Legislators to Address Water Issue

Ruby Simpson, president of Simpson Commercial Properties and a member of Commercial Real Estate Women Inland Empire chapter, is keenly aware of the link between adequate water supply and the economy.

Day 1: Becoming vegan

Goodbye burger!

God has a Positive Answer...

A handy little chart to post somewhere for inspiration!

Frak Texas! California leads 21st Century job growth while the country follows

Texas promotes itself as the job creator capital over the world. But most of its job creation was in Government and low wage jobs.

Between the Lines

Reading is fun again. But which route to new books is better: Hardbacks or Hard Drives?

San Bernardino Water Conference Focuses on IE, California Water Issues

The San Bernardino County Water Conference is being held tomorrow, Aug. 26 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.at the Ontario Doubletree Hotel.

Reflections of 9/11

Where were you on that fateful day nearly 10 years ago? It was our writer's day off.

Is "Meek" Strong?

OK, "Blessed are the Meek" is a major part of the Beautitudes in Matthew 5. Why is it an important quality to have?

Hello? Is This Thing On?

What's to care about in Loma Linda? Anyone?

A Theological Question

Wondering aloud about religion and its role in our current society.

More local businesses utilize enterprise zone program

Local enterprise zones are citing increases in the number of tax credits filed for workers this year.

Regional Industry Clusters: A Progressive Strategy for Broad Based Long Term Growth

We need policies that will promote job growth, Progressives think this is one that will attract the best and the brightest.