By Staff Reports (Victor Valley)– The Cal State San Bernardino Prison Arts Collective has organized its second major exhibition at CB1 Gallery in Los Angeles, featuring original artwork from incarcerated artists at six state prisons. This year’s exhibition, called “Beyond…
By Staff Reports (Victor Valley)– Drowning usually occurs quickly and silently. Childhood drowning and near-drowning occurrences happen in seconds, often because a child is left unattended or there is a brief lapse in supervision. According to the Centers for Disease…
By Staff Reports (DGIwire) – How can drones be kept from flying where they shouldn’t? According to Reuters, a range of companies are developing techniques to deal with drones that are being used to engage in a variety of illegal activities.…
By Staff Reports (Victor Valley)– San Bernardino County Code Enforcement officers helped rescue a 17-year-old dirt bike rider who had seriously injured himself after crashing in a flood control wash in Lytle Creek on Saturday. Off-Highway Vehicle Officer Mike Lopez…
By Staff Reports (Victor Valley)– You can eat a corn dog, watch a horse race, and renew your vehicle registration at this year’s California State Fair. The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) information booth will feature the DMV Now…
By Staff Reports (Victor Valley)– This summer, your child can meet animals with superpowers, shake it up, dig up clues from the past, and investigate forensics—museum-style! Registration is now open for San Bernardino County Museum Summer Explorers day camps. Week-long…
By Staff Reports (DGIwire) – Within the realm of cancer care, immunotherapy is increasingly occupying the spotlight. And with good reason: as many recent headlines show, this form of therapy holds great promise for improved treatment of a wide variety…
By Staff Reports (DGIwire) – Peter Pan has owned the spotlight since J. M. Barrie’s original stage production of 1904 and the classic novel it spawned. But did Barrie tell the whole truth about Peter’s nemesis, Captain Hook? In his…
By Robert A. Lovingood (Victor Valley)– With the anniversary of the Korean War Armistice on July 27, I wanted to share a story with you. In 1950 during the Korean War, my father-in-law, Bob Ginn, saw heavy combat in…
By Staff Reports (Victor Valley)– This summer 150 African-American and Latino boys from middle schools across San Bernardino are learning technology skills at Cal State San Bernardino as part of the Verizon Innovative Learning Camp. One of 17 institutions nationwide…