Nearly 200 credit unions with more than 30,000 members in the high desert cities of Hesperia and Apple Valley, California, no longer need to worry that their members will be cut off from shared branching.
The Summer/Labor Day National Anti-DUI crackdown has resulted in a significant number of DUI arrests from local routine traffic enforcement and special Avoid the 25 DUI deployments overnight in San Bernardino County.
On Sunday August 29, local Los Gauchos Soccer Club boys U13 team won the Championship game, finishing strong in a pool of seven teams at the OC Kickoff Classic Tournament.
Welcome to End Zone Notes, a fall-based column that will wire itself around area football, notes that could include San Bernardino Valley College, University of Redlands, various high school perspectives and some area players participating at the pro or major college level.
While July new home data is looking pretty dismal, we’ve been picking out some trends developing that could suggest which segments of the market we should be focused on for signs of an eventual recovery. Our data feature this week, courtesy of Housing IntelligencePro, segments new home sales by price range, and we went back to 2005 to see at what point along the cycle each category peaked. An interesting but not entirely surprising trend emerged, with the low end peaking first in June 2005, while volume in the top category didn’t peak until over 2 years later in August 2007, well after the housing downturn had already begun.
San Bernardino Assistance League President Cathy Bechtel, second from left, accepts a check for $2,000 from former members of the evening Kiwanis Club of Highland, Holly and Lowell Trask and Marty Steinbrecher.
Tim Evans, center, founder of The Unforgettables, holds a check for $3,500 presented by Million Dollar Roundtable, the philanthropic arm of the insurance industry.
We have been hearing disturbing news that some Highland voters may be making their decision on Highland City Council candidates based only on the candidate’s position on the Arizona law.
I feel compelled to join the discussion concerning the resolution passed by the Highland City Council to support Arizona’s SB 1070, a law which is designed to enforce immigration laws. The leadership in the city of Highland took a bold step and approved a resolution to send a letter of support to Arizona with copies sent to the Governor, Senate, Congress, and President Obama. Some letter writers have been critical and others have been supportive. I applaud and fully support this action by my city.
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