November 7, 2009: Sporting an opinion Reign 4, Victoria 3. Tony Voce, Jon Rheault, Dwight King and Robert Pearce scored goals, and Reign goalie Curtis Darling outshone former Reign goalie John Murray, stopping 33 of 36 in his second start in as many nights. Said Karl Taylor, "we gutted it out." "We weren't perfect," the coach said. "That was a hard game for us to win. Every time we got  ... Read the complete post at Sporting an opinion. Posted by JP Hoornstra at 8:49 PM | Comments (0)

November 7, 2009: Sporting an opinion Murray says he'll start tonight for Victoria. John Murray, who appeared in 24 games for the Reign last season, said that he will be the starting goaltender tonight for the Victoria Salmon Kings at Citizens Business Bank Arena. "What I think is going to be worse than the crowd is if I go behind the net to play a puck, and somebody says, like Geoff Walker calls  ... Read the complete post at Sporting an opinion. Posted by JP Hoornstra at 4:01 PM | Comments (1)

November 7, 2009: Dine 909 Want free breakfast and lunch today? Well, of course, you're gonna have to work for it.I'm aware it's extremely late notice, but the Inland Empire Resource Conservation District is conducting a cleanup of the neighborhood around Citrus Valley High School in Redlands.And what about the free meals?Breakfast and lunch will be provided for volunteers by Oscar's Mexican Restaurant and the Gourmet Pizza Shoppe (a Dine 909  ... Read the complete post at Dine 909. Posted by John Plessel at 1:42 AM | Comments (1)

November 6, 2009: DON'T THINK. IT CAN ONLY HURT THE BALLCLUB Friday night football scores: Week 9 Friday, November 6 BASELINE LEAGUE Claremont 45, Alta Loma 21 Los Osos 58, Etiwanda 35 Rancho Cucamonga 34, Upland 31 CHRISTIAN LEAGUE Aquinas 37, Western Christian 7 Ontario Christian 49, ACA 10 CITRUS BELT LEAGUE Carter 53, Fontana 27 Yucaipa 50, Eisenhower 41 Redlands 31, Rialto 14 Redlands East Valley 28, Miller 20 DERERT SKY LEAGUE Silverado 25, Granite Hills  ... Read the complete post at DON'T THINK. IT CAN ONLY HURT THE BALLCLUB. Posted by Clay Fowler at 11:24 PM | Comments (0)

November 6, 2009: Sporting an opinion Reign 4, Salmon Kings 1. Updates with postgame quotes. The Reign snapped a two-game losing streak behind goals from Andrew Martens, Tony Voce, Peter Lenes and newcomer Jon Landry. Goaltender Curtis Darling stopped 24 of 25 shots in his first start since Oct. 30. "I think we played hard again, and we played smart," coach Karl Taylor said. "We buried our chances for the most part, which was a  ... Read the complete post at Sporting an opinion. Posted by JP Hoornstra at 10:20 PM | Comments (0)

November 6, 2009: Pomona Now "Call of The Wild" themed activities Saturday at Cal Poly Pomona Downtown Center Saturday the Cal Poly Pomona Downtown Center will be filled with activities tied to the Pomona Big Read and the book, "The Call of the Wild."   The activities, all part of the center's Family Fun Days, begin at 1 p.m. and end at 4 at the center, 300 W. Second St.   Activities include a slideshow presentation and talk on  ... Read the complete post at Pomona Now. Posted by Monica Rodriguez at 9:49 PM | Comments (0)

November 6, 2009: Pomona Now Southeast Pomona residents, business people invited to meet with police The Pomona Police Department is inviting residents and business operators of the city's southeast quadrant to attended the Southeast Area Commander Meeting Tuesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m.    The meeting will take place at City Hall, 505 S. Garey Ave.   Police Lt. Joann Guzek will host the meeting where issues of interest to those living and working in  ... Read the complete post at Pomona Now. Posted by Monica Rodriguez at 9:46 PM | Comments (0)

November 6, 2009: Pomona Now Celebration to to honor veterans Wednesday in Pomona A celebration honoring veterans who have returned from serving in Iraq, Kuwait and Afghanistan will take place Wednesday, Veterans Day, from 1 to 6 p.m. at the First Christian Center, 1006 S. Garey Ave.    Veterans interested in participating are asked to RSVP at (909) 620-7691 or they can do so at 999 W. Holt Ave., Suite D, in Pomona.   ... Read the complete post at Pomona Now. Posted by Monica Rodriguez at 9:44 PM | Comments (0)

November 6, 2009: Pomona Now Pomona family collecting donations for "Toys for Tots" People interested in helping disadvantaged children have a brighter Christmas can do so by contributed new, unwrapped toys to the Toys For Tots program.   Pomona residents Sandra and Rosendo Reyes are working with the non-profit Marine Toys for Tots Foundation to help in the collection of toys.    Drop off points have been set up around the region to  ... Read the complete post at Pomona Now. Posted by Monica Rodriguez at 9:42 PM | Comments (0)

November 6, 2009: Pomona Now Mt. SAC students take journalism awards at regional competion WALNUT - Students in the Mt. San Antonio College journalism program earned 52 awards in the recent Journalism Association of Community Colleges Southern California Convention.   This is the most awards Mt. SAC students have won in the competion organized by the Association, according to a statement from the college.   Students will now go on to compete in the  ... Read the complete post at Pomona Now. Posted by Monica Rodriguez at 9:38 PM | Comments (0)

November 6, 2009: Sporting an opinion California Hockey Day is tomorrow in Riverside. Just a reminder that the Inland Empire's incarnation of California Hockey Day -- a free day for local youth to try ice hockey -- will be held tomorrow at Ice Town, located at 10540 Magnolia Ave in Riverside. Kids ages 4 to 9 are invited to a free clinic from 12 to 1:30 p.m. All kids who register will get  ... Read the complete post at Sporting an opinion. Posted by JP Hoornstra at 7:18 PM | Comments (0)

November 6, 2009: Inland Empire Courts Donors give $4,500 to Ontario man following overturned conviction ONTARIO -- Twenty-five people have donated about $4,500 to a local man who was released from prison last month after a judge overturned his attempted murder conviction. With the donated money, Rafael Madrigal and his family were able to afford a rental home in Ontario. They lost their home to foreclosure and have until Sunday to vacate the property, Madrigal  ... Read the complete post at Inland Empire Courts. Posted by Will Bigham at 5:26 PM | Comments (0)

November 6, 2009: Upland Now December performances at The Grove Theatre The Grove Theatre will be celebrating the holidays with three shows in December. Performances of "The Elves and the Shoemaker" are December 4 through 19. The show is at 7:29 p.m. Fridays and Saturday and at 2 p.m. Sundays. Tickets are $15 and $20 with senior and group discounts available. "The Elves and the Shoemaker" is about a shoemaker with very little  ... Read the complete post at Upland Now. Posted by Sandra Emerson at 5:03 PM | Comments (0)

November 6, 2009: Inland Empire Courts Man charged with attempted murder for Chino Spectrum shooting CHINO -- Prosecutors charged an Ontario man today with attempted murder and attempted robbery for a shooting Wednesday at the Chino Spectrum shopping center. Christopher O, 20, is expected to be arraigned Monday in Chino Superior Court. He remains jailed at West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga in lieu of $1 million bail. O is accused of shooting a  ... Read the complete post at Inland Empire Courts. Posted by Will Bigham at 4:08 PM | Comments (0)

November 6, 2009: DON'T THINK. IT CAN ONLY HURT THE BALLCLUB Prep football predictions: Week 9 Friday, November 6 BASELINE LEAGUE Claremont 34, Alta Loma 20 Etiwanda 23, Los Osos 21 Rancho Cucamonga 24, Upland 17 CHRISTIAN LEAGUE Aquinas 42, Western Christian 17 Ontario Christian 31, Arrowhwad Christian Academy 14 CITRUS BELT LEAGUE Carter 28, Fontana 21 Redlands 41, Rialto 12 Redlands East Valley 33, Miller 21 Yucaipa 36, Eisenhower 17 MIRAMONTE LEAGUE Bonita 32, Hacienda  ... Read the complete post at DON'T THINK. IT CAN ONLY HURT THE BALLCLUB. Posted by Clay Fowler at 1:24 PM | Comments (1)

November 6, 2009: Inland Empire Courts Man gets one year in jail for low-income-housing fraud RANCHO CUCAMONGA -- A man was sentenced to a year in jail today for lying about his family's income and criminal history in order to fraudulently qualify for low-income housing. Toan Van Ho, 59, was sentenced in West Valley Superior Court for three felony convictions -- fraud to obtain aid, and two counts of perjury, said Deputy District Attorney Mike  ... Read the complete post at Inland Empire Courts. Posted by Will Bigham at 12:50 PM | Comments (0)

November 6, 2009: Inland Empire Courts Transient pleads not guilty in near-fatal crash RANCHO CUCAMONGA -- A transient pleaded not guilty in West Valley Superior Court this morning to four felonies alleging that he broadsided another driver as he sped through red lights in a stolen car attempting to evade a sheriff's deputy. Prosecutors also allege that Patrick Griffin, 41, was drunk on Tuesday when he crashed into the 18-year-old victim -- identified  ... Read the complete post at Inland Empire Courts. Posted by Will Bigham at 10:34 AM | Comments (0)

November 6, 2009: RCNow County seeks flood control representative If you would like to be on the County Flood Control Advisory Committee representing zone 1, you can apply via Supervisor Paul Biane's Web site.The Advisory Committee makes recommendations on flood control projects, reviews zone 1 budget and other similar tasks. Applicants must be residents of Rancho Cucamonga, Upland or Fontana. The committee meets twice a year and reports to  ... Read the complete post at RCNow. Posted by Wendy Leung at 10:25 AM | Comments (1)

November 6, 2009: RCNow Frontier Project opens tomorrow The Frontier Project will open to the public tomorrow. Ceremonies start 10 a.m. followed by tours and workshops until 3 p.m. Participants can learn about upcoming classes and find out how to bring green designs into their homes and businesses.Assemblyman Bill Emmerson recently named the Frontier Project the 63rd District's Green Business of the Quarter. The 14,000-square-foot facility is  ... Read the complete post at RCNow. Posted by Wendy Leung at 9:59 AM | Comments (0)

November 6, 2009: RCNow Veterans Day events around town Last year's Veterans Day celebration included a helicopter flyover at Central Park. A similar event will take place next Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Photo courtesy of Community Services DepartmentA number of events honoring veterans will take place beginning Sunday. The annual Veterans Day ceremony in front of Alta Loma High School starts at 3:30 p.m. Sunday.The city-led  ... Read the complete post at RCNow. Posted by Wendy Leung at 9:09 AM | Comments (1)