A decision announced in Sacramento could change the sentences of hundreds of California prisoners, bringing renewed attention to the death penalty and the future of criminal punishment across the state. Governor Gavin Newsom announced November 5 that he intends to commute the death sentences of all 548 people currently sentenced to death in California. ...

Competitive gaming is becoming another avenue for students to develop teamwork, communication and technical skills, and Moreno Valley Unified School District is preparing an event focused specifically on female participants. ...

A statewide proposal to change hundreds of death sentences is bringing renewed attention to constitutional protections, judicial oversight and the legal rights of people affected by serious crimes. Governor Gavin Newsom announced November 5 that he intends to commute all 548 California death sentences to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole ...

The Asian American Pacific Islander Student Association will host an evening of friendly competition at the Drayson Center. The cheers of a crowd are not limited to basketball courts, football fields or traditional athletic competitions. Increasingly, students gather around video game screens to compete, encourage friends and enjoy a shared experience. ...

The Roadrunners defeat Peninsula High School to capture the CIF Southern Section Division 5 title, giving Loma Linda a championship moment worth celebrating. Under the stadium lights in Huntington Beach, a group of young athletes representing Loma Linda Academy delivered a performance that will become part of their school's athletic history. ...

The Loma Linda Branch Library on November 15 Tails and Stories program gives families an opportunity to combine reading practice with the companionship of therapy dogs. For a child learning to read, a difficult word can sometimes feel like an enormous obstacle. The letters may be familiar, but putting them together takes concentration. ...

Decisions about criminal punishment are often made far from the communities where residents live and work. Yet those decisions are shaped by the participation of ordinary citizens, whether they vote in statewide elections, serve on juries or advocate for changes in public policy. That connection has taken on new importance following Governor Gavin Newsom's November 5 announcement that he intends to commute the death sentences of all 548 people currently condemned in California. ...

The Grand Terrace school's scheduled observance connects a historic moment in American education with lessons about courage, inclusion and the importance of treating others with dignity. A walk to school is an ordinary part of childhood for many families. Students carry backpacks, greet classmates and make their way toward classrooms where another day of learning awaits. ...

San Bernardino County Fire's November 2 proclamation outlines permit requirements and weather-related restrictions intended to reduce the risk of uncontrolled outdoor fires. Cooler November temperatures may signal the arrival of a different season in Grand Terrace, but they do not eliminate the dangers associated with outdoor fires. ...

An October City announcement draws attention to an everyday household practice with benefits for food budgets, kitchen safety and the environment. A basket of fresh produce can represent a week's worth of meals, the results of a successful backyard harvest or an unexpected bargain at the grocery store. Yet without proper storage, even the freshest fruits and vegetables can spoil before a family has an opportunity to use them. ...

President Debbie Earle receiving toys from Paragon Tattoo. To her left is owner Julius Vargas and her right is Cheyenne. Paragon Tattoo is now located at 13373 Perris Blvd., Moreno Valley, CA 92553 (951-601-1200)
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Heidi Duron , Stacey Dabbs , Mayor Navarro, Fire Chief Weems & Deb Farrar ...