Loma Linda News

The black Ford Crown Victoria looked like an unmarked police car, complete with spotlights.

Decafe, the "cyber cafe designed by teens, run by teens, for teens," is closing its doors after more than a year and a half in business, because of financial reasons.

As Congress prepares to consider a massive economic stimulus package, city officials want to make sure they get their share of federal dollars.

Loma Linda's Planning Commission meets Wednesday to review plans for a 10-unit condominium complex in the 25400 block of Cole Street.

The Redlands Area Historical Society is going strong into 2009. The society plans on continuing its efforts to educate about the area's heritage and support the preservation and conservation of buildings and ...

What residents are doing What some area residents will be doing to enhance their health and fitness in 2009: <<Rialto: A full-time business major at Cal Poly Pomona who also works part time, ...

A mentally disabled woman told police that a Hemet doctor kissed her breasts when she woke up from getting a massage, a Hemet police detective testified in court Tuesday.

Savannah Edwards, of Columbia, receives a standing ovation while speaking at the Loma Linda Children's Hospital Foundation Awards Luncheon in Riverside, Calif.

At first, it took earplugs, a handy volume button on the remote and a good deal of patience.

Jeff Willmitt, a 49-year-old semi-retired Loma Linda entrepreneur, has been hooked on trains since age 5, when he made a Mother's Day card for his mom with a picture of a train on it.

The California Highway Patrol delivered a Christmas present to a Loma Linda charity Wednesday, a few days after about 300 toys intended for children with cancer were stolen from its office.

The spirit of giving dwarfed the theft of Christmas toys from a nonprofit organization.

What are you doing to go green at home? Send your tips and photos to be featured on our new Greenspot page.

Members of the Redlands branch of American Association of University Women began the holiday season with a program of Christmas music at their Dec.

Years ago, two men of stature, a clergyman and a judge, were dismayed at the exodus of families from San Bernardino to cities that seemed more upward bound, such as Redlands, Loma Linda, Yucaipa and Highland.

An El Monte man suspected of fleeing a sheriff's deputy, driving the wrong way on a freeway and causing a crash was convicted of doing the same thing twice before in 1995, authorities say.

Just off San Timoteo Canyon Road past Redlands Boulevard, a rainbow plot of organic vegetables stands ready to harvest.

Plans for a park along Mission Road are gradually taking shape. Officials are preparing to move a 120-ton locomotive that was donated to the city and place it in the park.

Political fundraising committees are formed to raise and spend money on political candidates.

When he started working for the city in 1977, Rolland Crawford earned $75 a month as a paid-call firefighter.