Manny Sandoval is a journalist based in San Bernardino, California. He writes for the Inland Empire Community, focusing on local news and events in the San Bernardino area. Manny's articles cover a range of topics, including community development, local government, social issues, and human interest stories.
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Manny's coverage focuses on local news, events, community issues, public figures, and education in the San Bernardino area of California. His articles often feature announcements, expert commentary, and event coverage.
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By: Manny Sandoval
With more families in need than ever before, the 5th Annual Never Stop Grinding Impact (NSG) Toy Giveaway is facing a critical shortfall of 1,100 toys, leaving hundreds of children at risk of going without gifts this holiday season. The event, scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 18, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 290 West Rialto Ave., has 3,500 kids registered but only 2,400 toys collected so far.
By: Manny Sandoval
Teamsters Local 1932 confronts San Bernardino Police Department at a city council meeting, alleging harassment at community events and proposing a labor liaison to resolve ongoing conflicts.
By: Manny Sandoval
Congressman Pete Aguilar (CA-33), Strata President Bob Schaffeld, Rialto Mayor Deborah Robertson, and Congresswoman Norma Torres (CA-35) gather to
By: Manny Sandoval
Mediterranean fast-casual favorite CAVA celebrated the grand opening of its new Rialto location Friday, offering fresh, customizable dining options while raising funds to fight hunger in the Inland Empire.
By: Manny Sandoval
The countdown is on for Redlands' one-of-a-kind Orange Drop , a free New Year's Eve celebration on Dec. 31 that promises an unforgettable evening filled with food, entertainment, and community spirit. Hosted by the Redlands Chamber of Commerce, the event draws thousands to three blocks of downtown Redlands, offering families and friends a vibrant way to ring in 2025 while boosting local businesses.
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SBPD Lieutenant Nick Oldendorf (left) at a Coffee with a Cop Event in downtown San Bernardino in October 2024 and Teamsters Director of Organizing
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Smiles lit up the halls of Arrowhead Regional Medical Center (ARMC) on Tuesday morning as Santa Claus, escorted by Colton Police officers, delivered more than 300 gifts to children undergoing treatment and their loved ones. For the 13th consecutive year, “Operation Giving” brought warmth, joy, and a bit of holiday magic to young patients and their families during an otherwise challenging time.
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Thousands of wild burros that have roamed the Reche and San Timoteo canyons since the 1800s are being relocated to Texas sanctuaries under a controversial San Bernardino County initiative. While officials argue the move is necessary to reduce injuries and vehicle collisions, many residents are voicing frustration, claiming the issue has been exaggerated and calling for alternative solutions.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond is championing Senate Bill 48, a legislative effort to shield California schools from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity.
By: Manny Sandoval
Redlands District 1 Councilmember Denise Davis (left) and District 2 Councilmember Eddie Tejeda (right) have sparked debate following the council's
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