Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

Taking Time Out for Dad

If you then, though you are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father in heaven give the Holy Spirit to those who ask Him! Luke 11.13 My wife and I have three daughters. When they were little we would have to discipline them occasionally by giving them a ''time out''. The years have gone by, and our oldest is a senior in high school and will be going off to college in the fall. I'm scrambling to make certain I've done all I could do to prepare her for ...

One Mile Fun Run June 24 in Upland

Family Fitness Fun Run, sponsored by Chick-fil-A at Colonies Crossroads in Upland, Ontario Mills and Chino Hills, will take place at 7 a.m. on June 24 at the Upland location. Registration begins at 7 a.m. and will include a one mile walk/ run for all ages.

Code Enforcement Officers Bring Food to Apartment Complex

RIALTO - The men, women and children still residing on East Jackson Street are leery of gray-shirted code enforcement officers. Code enforcers have scrutinized every crevice of the 113 apartments here since March, flagging more than 1,000 instances of illegal decay, disrepair and dereliction.

State Official Urges Vaccinations for Mumps

The state public health officer has recommended that people receive mumps vaccines to prevent the outbreak, currently in the Midwest, from spreading to California. So far this year, there have been four confirmed mumps cases in California, similar to the numbers seen in prior years.

Volunteers Needed for Reading Program

CHINO HILLS - Volunteers are still needed for the James Thalman Chino Hills Branch Library summer reading program, and mandatory orientation courses will begin today for those who have already signed up. JoAnn Collins, the library's young adult specialist, said volunteer space is limited. However, those who are interested must turn in an application by June 23 to attend the orientation.

Congregation Places Faith in $2 Million Mosque Project

RANCHO CUCAMONGA - To Shoaib Patail, a mosque being built by the Islamic Center of Inland Empire represents a new beginning marked by community involvement, shared values and charitable work. To member Diana Shaibi, who teaches a Sunday school course for youth, the mosque and its large classrooms mean she won't have to teach in a kitchen anymore.

Lobbying Firm with Ties to Lewis Splits in Two

A lobbying firm in the nation's capital whose ties to Rep. Jerry Lewis, R-Redlands, are the subject of a federal criminal investigation abruptly announced Friday it is splitting into two groups. Related Articles:

Colonies Says No to Talks

An attempt by the county to restart settlement talks in the high- stakes Colonies Partners LP flood control lawsuit has been rejected. Officials for the Colonies said Friday they would rather see immediate, binding arbitration.

No End in Sight for Rialto Military Mom's Fears

Word from Washington didn't sting Rialto resident Sherrie Lovell, if only because her feelings are blunted by five years of bearing a heavy burden. She's a military mom, and she sighed when told the House of Representatives voted 256-153 Friday "to complete the mission" in Iraq, effectively tamping down howls to install a timetable for troop withdrawal.

Pennsylvania City Mimicking San Bernardino's Proposed 'Illegal Immigration Relief Act'

SAN BERNARDINO - Anti-illegal immigration legislation modeled after a proposal in San Bernardino has advanced in a small city in eastern Pennsylvania, adding fuel to the highly debated issue. As San Bernardino residents await a court ruling to see whether they will be voting on the city's "Illegal Immigration Relief Act'' backed by activist Joseph Turner, the City Council in Hazleton, Pa., on Thursday pushed a similar ordinance toward approval.

Three Injured in Fontana Vehicle Collision

FONTANA - Three people were injured Friday evening in a car collision. Specifics were not immediately available, but firefighters with the San Bernardino County Fire Department responded to the collision at 9:31 p.m. at 14819 Slover Ave., fire dispatcher Otto Schramm said When they arrived, firefighters found three people who needed to be cut out of a vehicle, he said. Fire personnel had the victims free by 9:42 p.m., Schramm said.

Lottery Revenue Falls Short After Adding Mega Millions

SACRAMENTO - One year after California joined the multi-state Mega Millions lottery game, sales have fallen short of expectations as the new game has cannibalized some sales of the existing Super Lotto program. Combined sales of Super Lotto Plus and Mega Millions tickets are likely to reach about $1.2 billion this year, short of the $1.4 billion projected when California joined the 11-state game in June 2005, said California Lottery acting director Joan Borucki.

City, County to Dedicate Chino H.S. Track

City and county officials will dedicate the track today to the community at a ceremony. The track used to be riddled with holes, but now it is a smooth burgundy color made out of Tartan material.

Killer Gets Life in Prison

RANCHO CUCAMONGA - A killer was sentenced to life in prison without parole Friday for bashing to death an elderly Upland man during a robbery. Christopher Martinez broke into Richard Harter's mobile home and attacked him in his bathroom.

Runaway Dump Truck Kills 1, Injures 2

RANCHO CUCAMONGA - An out-of-control dump truck speeding about 70 mph down Archibald Avenue left a three-mile path of debris and destruction in its wake, killing one person and injuring two people Friday morning. Photo Gallery: 06/16: Fatal runaway dump truck in Rancho

Cal Poly Pomona Races for Coveted Engineering Prizes

FONTANA - David Monette completed his second run at the windy California Speedway on Friday, posting a time of just above five seconds on the figure-eight track. While not pleased with the time, Monette, a Cal Poly Pomona senior, is confident that his team's standing won't be affected by his run.

Claremont Student Taeho Lee Funeral Slated for Monday Evening

COVINA - The funeral service for Taeho Lee, the 18-year-old Claremont High School student who died recently in a drowning accident, takes place Monday at Forest Lawn Memorial Park and Mortuary. The service will begin at 6 p.m. at Forest Lawn, 21300 Via Verde Drive.