What is the Future of Loma Linda's Senior Center?

The board needs to look to be more public relations and fundraiser oriented.

Neil Derry Pleads Guilty

The San Bernardino County Third District Supervisor takes a plea deal and admits guilt to a misdemeanor. The AG has dropped the felony charges.

RDA Supporters Take State to Court

The City of Loma Linda and Redlands Chamber of Commerce are among those backing the petition lawsuit file with the California Supreme Court.

Memorial Service Friday for Colton Mayor

David Zamora died when he apparently suffered a heart attack and crashed while driving.

Doctor: Universal Health Care Opponents Play Public for Fools

In an address to the Redlands Democratic Club, Dr. Bill Honigman said the arguments that a single payer plan is socialized medicine or that the state cannot afford the plan is simply wrong.

Loma Linda/Redlands Lawmaker Proposes Caylee's Law

Mike Morrell and Holly Mitchell introduce AB 1432, or “Caylee’s Law,” which would make failing to report the death or disappearance of a child within 24 hours a felony in California.

Colton Mayor Mourned

Those who knew him call him wise and dedicated to his city. Zamora died Thursday after suffering a heart attack.

Colton Mayor David Zamora Dies Following Crash

Zamora suffered a heart attack while driving and died at Loma Linda University Medical Center, officials said.

Two Redlands Councilmen Will Soon Be DC Bound

Mayor Pete Aguilar and Councilman Bob Gardner are among the local leaders from around the country to be invited to participate in the Community Leaders Briefing Series hosted by White House officials.

"We are run by a bunch of lawless thugs ..." State Assemblyman Tells Tea Party

Tim Donnelly, 59th District State Assemblyman, spoke to the Tea Party Patriots Thursday during the group’s monthly general meeting.

Plane Crash That Killed Loma Linda Alums is Discussed

Fourteen people, including several Loma Linda University alumni and seven children, were killed in the 2009 crash in Butte, Mont.

Citizens Peace Group Screens Socialist Film

The organization will watch and discuss a film on "The Internationale."

Loma Linda Opposes District Plan

The City Council holds special meeting to discuss concerns about a congressional redistricting plan that would separate the city from Redlands, and the letter they plan to send to the California Citizens Redistricting Commission.

Experts Suggest Ways to Deal With Heat

The San Bernardino County Office of Public Health passes on some hints for you to stay cool -- and safe -- this holiday weekend.

Supervisor Neil Derry is Booked Into Jail

Neil Derry fulfilled an agreement and reported to the jail, where he was booked and released.

Should San Bernardino County Secede? One Official Thinks So

Riverside County Supervisor Jeff Stone, Third District, is proposing 13 counties break away and become the State of South California.

DA MIke Ramos Joins Board of National District Attorney’s Association

Ramos will hold the position for one year, officials said.

Update: City's Fears Come True as Brown Signs Budget and Bills Cutting Redevelopment

The League of California Cities and California Redevelopment Association are now gearing for a fight in the courts. And they have the support of several entities, including Loma Linda.

Decades After WW II, POWs Are Recognized at Loma Linda Ceremony

Nine men who endured pain and starvation while captured are honored at the Loma Linda VA medical center.

Derry Pleads Not Guilty After Judge Declines to Dismiss Felony Charges

Neil Derry appeared before San Bernardino Superior Court Judge Michael Dest on Thursday for his arraignment.

Congressmen Want States to Take Control of Marijuana Regulation

Barney Frank (D-Mass) and Ron Paul (R-Texas) have introduced HR 2306. Coincidentally Loma Linda is in the process of banning marijuana dispensaries.

Demolishing Packinghouse Could Be Grave Mistake Locals, Commission Say

The MOD Packinghouse is one of a very few surviving citrus buildings in a valley once peppered with them.

Redlands Delays Vote on Packinghouse

The City Council decides to continue discussion on the possible sale of the historic site until July.

Proposed County Budget Touches Loma Linda and Addresses 'Fiscal Realities'

The budget is balanced and proposes cutting more than 700 county positions.

While Loma Linda Prepares to Ban Collectives, One is Busted Nearby

Cognoscente Patients Collective in Bloomington and the Rialto, Fontana, Upland and Rancho Cucamonga homes of the collective’s employees are raided by authorities.

Council Approves Raising of Speed Limit on Mountain View

Loma Linda’s City Council has approved a plan to raise the speed limit between Van Leuven Street and Prospect Avenue.

Loma Linda Amends Ordinance to Ban Marijuana Collectives

The council passed the amendments unanimously on a first reading. A second reading will be held June 28

Opponents of a McDonald's in Loma Linda Take Their Fight to City's Planning Commission

The commission is unable to address concerns about the food, officials said.

Loma Linda Passes Balanced Budget, But Two Lose Their Jobs

The city ends the fiscal year with a $42,000 surplus. But cuts were still necessary.

County Corruption Suspect Mark Kirk Resigns County Post

Kirk submitted his resignation Monday, officials said.

Keep McDonald's Out, Say Loma Linda Residents

About 10 people attended Tuesday's City Council Meeting to oppose allowing a McDonald's to locate to a proposed business center.

End of Discretionary Funds Sparks Fight Between Supervisors

After exchanging heated words over the cutting of discretionary funding, the board returns to discuss county business and braces for future budget talks.

Heart and Surgical Hospital Chapel Gets New Name

Loma Linda University Heart & Surgical Hospital is being named in memory of Julian A. “Jay” Moss III.

Corruption Probe Arraignment Postponed to July

Attorneys for Jeff Burum, Paul Biane, Jim Erwin and Mark Kirk have been granted three weeks to review a grand jury transcript.

Felony Charges Are Unfounded Say Derry and his Attorneys

The supervisor and his attorneys challenge the validity of the state Attorney General's complaint against him.

Derry Files to Have His Felony Charge Dismissed

County Supervisor Neil Derry arraignment was delayed to give state attorney general office to review the document.

County Corruption Defendants Face Charges on a Case with Deep Roots

Three of men are accused of taking bribes from a developer and facilitating a settlement that cost taxpayers millions.

Neil Derry is Scheduled to be Arraigned Today

The supervisor who represents the third district, that includes Loma Linda, Redlands, Highland and San Bernardino, faces felony perjury charges.

San Bernardino/Riverside Emergency Agencies Fight to Keep Services

Both agencies announce struggles to preserve emergency and safety services.

Budget Crisis Prompts Sheriff's to Cut Hours For One Division

Starting June 24, the Sheriff's records office will be closed to the public every Friday.