Loma Linda Planning Commission Supports Marijuana Dispensary Ban

With two commissioners absent, the vote was a unanimous 3-0.

Loma Linda Considers Banning Marijuana Dispensaries

The planning commission is asked to support changes to chapters in the municipal code to prohibit the dispensaries from opening anywhere in the city.

No More Mobile Billboards Say Loma Linda's City Staff

The council will consider banning the billboards and are asking the public to give input during Tuesday's council meeting.

Proposed Train Line Hopes to Expand Use of Public Transportation Around Loma Linda

SANBAG finishes its series of community meetings for a train system that would skirt Loma Linda between San Bernardino and Redlands. Officials are still seeking public comment on the project.

Bail is Reduced for Burum, Biane and Alleged Accomplices During Court Hearing

The judge has ordered the men wear electronic monitoring devices. Arrangement for the monitors were being worked out Thursday.

Loma Linda, Redlands Teachers Unite to Keep School Funding

More than 1,000 are expected to rally on Friday at the National Orange Show as part of the State of Emergency campaign launched by the California Teachers Association.

Future of Railway Should Include Loma Linda, Council Says

Loma Linda council members encourage SANBAG to find ways to connect Loma Linda to proposed passenger rail project.

Court Blasts VA's Mental Health Care System

Two veterans groups filed a lawsuit claiming that the VA was taking too long to process claims.

Paul Biane is Arrested

Authorities had issued a warrant for Biane's arrest after he failed to turn himself in this morning. He and three other men have been indicted by a county grand jury.

Tribal Chief James Ramos Run for San Bernardino County Supervisor Ignites War of Words

"Third District residents won’t stand for a Leona Helmsley-style politician who believes that ‘taxes are only for the little people,’ ” Neil Derry writes after James Ramos announces his intention to challenge him for his county seat.

Liberals Are Hurting California, Former Assemblyman Tells Loma Linda/Redlands Tea Partiers

An ineffective former governor, a huge deficit and a state bent on being unfriendly to small business all but guarantees the state will continue a downward spiral, says Chuck DeVore.

Loma Linda Poised To Raise Speed Limit On Mountain View

Loma Linda's Traffic Advisory Committee is recommending the council approve raising the speed limit along a section of Mountain View Avenue.

Indicted Derry Tells Tea Party: 'I've Made A Lot Of People Angry'

The Third District county supervisor spoke to members of the Redlands Tea Party Patriots, two weeks after being served with an indictment on charges of laundering campaign contributions.

Update: Was bin Laden Unarmed When He Was Shot?

Loma Linda and Redlands residents have greeted the news of his death with relief. But was he unarmed when he died?

Osama Bin laden is Dead

Justice has been done, said President Barack Obama.

Despite Indictment, Derry To Address Tea Party Wednesday

Derry and former State Assemblyman Chuck DeVore are scheduled to speak at the Redlands Tea Party Patriots general meeting.

San Bernardino County Talks Budget Impact During Recent Meeting

San Bernardino County school and law enforcement representatives testified at a hearing about what the failure to pass some hotly debated tax extensions could mean for their programs.

Neil Derry Responds to Felony Charges Filed by State Attorney General Office

Derry is accused him of felony perjury and failing to report a $5,000 contribution from Arnold Stubblefield-Highland Town Shops.

Loma Linda's County Representative is Indicted by State Attorney General

Neil Derry is charged with two felonies and a misdemeanor.

Patch Wants You: To Blog in Loma Linda

Got something to say? Patch.com has the perfect platform for local bloggers.

Loma Linda Council Set to Discuss Budget Outlook

The city might need to make deeper cuts to balance next fiscal year's budget.

SB Fire Concessions Mean Loma Linda Keeps Emergency Support

San Bernardino County fire union has agreed to a cut in benefits in an effort to save jobs and emergency services. CLARIFICATION: Information has been added to make clear these negotiations affect only the County Fire Department.

Medically Advanced Loma Linda Is Still Social Media Novice

Mayor Rhodes Rigsby is open to friending citizens on Facebook, and the city also has its own Twitter account.

USPS Seeks To Close Bryn Mawr Post Office

The 116-year-old office may become victim of the US Postal Service's budget crisis.

Attention Loma Linda, The Tax Deadline Approaches

A few mistakes Loma Linda Residents should try and avoid.

Loma Linda Pastor Arrives in Japan in time for Another Quake

Thursday's quake measured a 7.1 and comes days after Paster Morihiro Kohama of Mission Road Church in Redlands, arrives in Japan with his family.

Loma Linda Mulling Cuts to Police, City Staff

Proposed cuts would fill an estimated $860,000 budget shortfall.

Loma Linda to No Longer Receive Mail on Sundays

A tradition since the 1930s comes to a close; mail will now be delivered on Saturdays

Medical Pot Will Reach Loma Linda Despite Ban, Supporters Say

The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors banned all Medical Marijuana Dispensaries in unincorporated areas of the county. Will this push them into neighboring cities?

Flood Victims in Loma Linda Still Waiting for Financial Aid

Officials estimate they are about halfway through the process of applying for federal funding to help pay for the damage caused by heavy rains in December

Monitor Detects Radiation in a City Near Loma Linda

A monitor has detected trace amounts of radiation in Riverside

Loma Linda Looks to Improve Dangerous City Street

The section of Stewart Street between Campus and Anderson streets has become too dangerous and must be renovated, University officials said.

Loma Linda Doctor Says Berries Protect As Well As Iodide Pills

Expert says there's much better way to guard against radiation effects.

Map Shows Radioactive Plume Heading Toward California

Radiation from Japan is expected to reach the region Friday, and, though levels aren't anticipated to pose a health risk, residents have sought radiation pills.

An Update on the Crisis in Japan for March 17

A look at just a few stories on the Crisis that have hit the web today.

More Updates on the Japan's Tsunami

More amazing stories continue to come out from the devastated area.

Update: The Disaster's Aftermath, Coping With Tragedy

As the extent of the disaster unfold, the world reacts.

Mudslides Destroy in One Day What Took Years to Create

Loma Linda must rebuild a wildlife refuge that took years to build. It was destroyed in one day during the Dec. 22 flood.

Explosion Destroys Walls at Japanese Nuclear Plant

Officials are now watching to see if nuclear materials can be contained.

Local Churches Mobilize to Aid Tsunami Victims, You Can Help

The local Japanese Seventh Day Adventist Church is helping lead the way to providing help to those affected by one of the largest quakes ever recorded.