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- ARMC appoints Carlos Prieto as chief operating and strategy officer
  
  To Tackle Doctor Shortage in Inland Empire, J.W. Vines Medical Foundation Expands Mentorship Program
  
  Loma Linda Grandmother Transforms Family Tragedy into 5 Years of Hope for Survivors
  
  San Bernardino City Unified Announces Spelling Bee Winners
  
  Loveland Church Celebrates Easter Sunday at 6 am, 7:30 am, and 10 am
Bottom Line
- Bottomline: Who is responsible for the crash, the drunk man driving, or the people who let him keep the keys?
  
  Bottomline: Why Did Trump’s Lawyer Visit Child-Sex-Abuser Ghislaine Maxwell in Prison? To Make the Deal of Course!
  
  Bottomline: The Shade of Black That is White…
  
  BOTTOMLINE: Is Martial Law Next?
  
  Bottomline: Because of The Fight We Must Unite!
Empire Talks Back
- Empire Talks Back – Victor Essiet (the Mandators) & Russell Gerlach
  
  Empire Talks Back with Wallace Allen and guest Terry Boykins
  
  Sizzling Showdown: Chefs Face Off at the Rialto Juneteenth Jam!
  
  Host Wallace Allen joins Attorney Channing Hawkins in a discussion of the Trump Administration’s process and impact on the laws and morality of America
  
  ETB SUNDAY 03-09-2025
Sports
- MAC commissioner confident of 2 bids despite Miami (Ohio) loss
  
  New Washington tax law could affect Seahawks, Schneider says
  
  Cincinnati fires head coach Wes Miller after 5 seasons, sources say
  
  Falcons’ GM: Tagovailoa to compete with Penix for starting job
  
  Passan’s MLB season preview: Predictions, fantasy tips, more
WSSNews
- Assemblymember Corey Jackson: ACA 7 Clarifies Prop 209 — Not Repeal It
  
  Community Leaders Join Habitat Health with Kaiser Permanente for Ribbon Cutting of South Los Angeles PACE Center in Compton
  
  To Tackle Doctor Shortage in Inland Empire, J.W. Vines Medical Foundation Expands Mentorship Program
  
  With California Anti-Hate Program Set to End, Report Warns Black Californians Remain Most Targeted Group
  
  Check Your Vehicle for Recalls. Protect Your Family