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It’s our goal at the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin to provide you useful information so you can cast your 2024 ballot.We want to help make your decision-making easier.You can find details on key races here, all in one spot — from the presidential contest to select city council and area school board races. All the information is here and aims to keep residents in the Inland Valley informed. Add statewide propositions and local measures, and we hope you will be able to get the information you need to make your decisions on your ballot.We sent questionnaires, based on current events,…

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NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy never trailed and needed only 14 holes to beat Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau of LIV Golf in a made-for-TV exhibition Tuesday night that gave fans a chance to see PGA Tour and LIV stars together for the first time outside the majors.Chalk one up for the PGA Tour, although it was hard to take this seriously because it was more about the show, under the lights at Shadow Creek in temperatures that got so chilly DeChambeau had an oversized puffer jacket even before the sun went down.There was little…

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Business, government and community leaders had an opportunity to see how San Bernardino County is empowering tomorrow through the transportation, healthcare, technology and innovation, and manufacturing industries at the 2024 State of the County on Wednesday. The event, which drew nearly 1,400 attendees, began with a video presenting the county’s annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP) figures from five key industries: entertainment ($1.2 billion), healthcare ($12 billion), manufacturing ($9.6 billion), logistics ($1.2 billion), and technology and innovation ($3.9 billion). Overall, San Bernardino County’s GDP is more than $123 billion annually. Among the attendees was Dr. Dev GnanaDev, chair of surgery at…

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Ahead of the November general election, the Southern California News Group compiled a list of questions to pose to the candidates who wish to represent you. You can find the full questionnaire below. Questionnaires may have been edited for spelling, grammar, length and, in some instances, to remove hate speech and offensive language.MORE: Read all the candidate responses in our Voter GuideName: Henry NickelCurrent job title: County Workforce Development Analyst/Business OwnerIncumbent: NoOther political positions held: San Bernardino City Council Ward 5City where you reside: San BernardinoCampaign website or social media: henrynickel.com, www.facebook.com/NickelforCC5How can the city best meet the demand and…

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By TIM REYNOLDS AP Basketball WriterLAS VEGAS — Everyone has a lucky number in Las Vegas. For the Milwaukee Bucks, it was three.And the NBA Cup was their prize.Tournament MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 26 points to go along with 19 rebounds and 10 assists, Damian Lillard added 23 points and the Bucks connected on 17 3-pointers on the way to beating the Oklahoma City Thunder, 97-81, in the NBA Cup title game on Tuesday night.“Everybody did their job,” Lillard said. “We defended. We played well from the start of the game all the way through the finish. I think it…

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A Southern California developer must halt construction of a controversial industrial park in San Bernardino County that has displaced scores of homes, after a judge found flaws in the project’s environmental impact report.County supervisors in late 2022 green-lighted an industrial real estate firm’s proposal to remove 117 homes and ranches in rural Bloomington to make way for more than 2 million square feet of warehouse space. Several environmental and community groups sued the county soon after, alleging that the approval of the Bloomington Business Park violated numerous regulations set out in state environmental and housing laws.Nearly two years later, and…

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Next month, San Bernardino County voters will have their first chance to choose a new assessor since the death of former assessor Bob Dutton in 2022.Dutton served as the county’s assessor-recorder from 2014 until his death in July 2022, a month after voters reelected him to a fourth term. The Board of Supervisors appointed assistant assessor Chris Wilhite to lead the department through January 2025. On Nov. 5, voters will select someone to fill the remaining two years of Dutton’s term.The assessor appraises the value of all property within San Bernardino County for tax purposes, but does not set tax…

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LOS ANGELES — Matt Barnes waltzed into Pauley Pavilion about a minute into Tuesday night’s game, taking his seat just under the basket the UCLA men’s basketball team was shooting on in the first half.That meant, in the second half, he got an up-close-and-personal view of a Bruins defense that has forced a nation’s best 18.6 turnovers per game, a rate that, in the last 25 years of UCLA basketball, is second to only Barnes’ 1998-99 freshman season, when the Bruins forced 20.2.Talent and ball-handling prowess across college basketball has only improved since then. That doesn’t seem to matter to…

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Clint Olivier with Biz Fed Central Valley speaks Tuesday about AB 98. Photo by Frank Lopez published on September 24, 2024 – 3:30 PMWritten by Frank Lopez Local business and civic leaders are calling for Gov. Gavin Newsom to veto a bill they say would bring more regulation to warehouses and truck routes in the state. The Fresno Chamber of Commerce hosted a news conference Tuesday to ask the governor to veto Assembly Bill 98, which would mandate buffer zones between new logistics warehouse developments and residential areas, and restrict truck routes to and from such facilities. Elected officials and…

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Donald Trump’s return to the White House might be especially historic for the Inland Empire.While he lost California to Vice President Kamala Harris, election results showed Trump leading the vice president 49.35% to 48.37% in Riverside County and 51.17% to 46.43% in San Bernardino County as of Friday evening, Nov. 8.Those numbers could change with hundreds of thousands of ballots remaining to be counted in both counties. But if they hold, Trump would be the first GOP presidential nominee since George W. Bush in 2004 to carry the Inland Empire.LIVE ELECTION RESULTS: See a chart of the latest vote countsA…

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