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Oct 26, 2026
Scott KaufmanGUEST
We've actually gotten endorsements from a surprising number of newspaper groups.
Scott KaufmanGUEST
The San Diego Union-Tribune has endorsed it, the Southern California News Group, which includes the Register and the LA Daily News and the Riverside Press Enterprise and San Bernardino Sun.
Scott KaufmanGUEST
They're yes on 43.
Scott KaufmanGUEST
And more recently, the Mercury News and the East Bay Times are yes on 43.
Michael MonksHOST
Like, we don't know exactly what's going on with this, and we still don't.
Michael MonksHOST
But I was reading in the San Bernardino Sun article, Yesterday that the FBI searched Wapner's home back in July as part of this thing, which brought extra scrutiny to him, and they found that he received a combined ninety eight thousand dollars in income from four boards that he sat on.
Michael MonksHOST
I thought it was usually volunteer positions.
Michael MonksHOST
No, I mean, sometimes you can be compensated for serving on boards.
Scott KaufmanGUEST
We've actually gotten endorsements from a surprising number of newspaper groups.
Scott KaufmanGUEST
The San Diego Union-Tribune has endorsed it, the Southern California News Group, which includes the Register and the LA Daily News and the Riverside Press Enterprise and San Bernardino Sun.
Scott KaufmanGUEST
They're yes on 43.
Scott KaufmanGUEST
And more recently, the Mercury News and the East Bay Times are yes on 43.
Kieran HadleyCORRESPONDENT
Prior to his time in Washington, Hernandez worked as the county administrator for San Bernardino County, California.
Kieran HadleyCORRESPONDENT
According to the San Bernardino Sun, Hernandez is alleged to have created a culture of bullying and had an inappropriate relationship with a staffer.
Kieran HadleyCORRESPONDENT
The interviews took place behind closed doors yesterday, following a public meet-and-greet at the Pima County Historic Courthouse on Monday.
Kieran HadleyCORRESPONDENT
Kieran Hadley, AZPM News.
Drew OberjuergeGUEST
Yeah, I was born and raised here in San Bernardino County, Loma Linda, grew up in Highland.
Drew OberjuergeGUEST
My mother was an educator in San Bernardino Unified School District for three decades, a kindergarten teacher, and my father was a sports editor for the San Bernardino Sun, graduated from Redlands High School, and I've been working here in the arts and culture since 2008.
Drew OberjuergeGUEST
And it's really become my life's mission to uplift the arts organizations and the artists here in our region.
Drew OberjuergeGUEST
There's so much creativity happening here and we need to share it and we need to support the artists creating here.
Steve SilvermanHOST
They would forfeit their inheritance and the money would go to the Methodist church instead.
Steve SilvermanHOST
The provisions attracted the attention of the local press, and Reverend Harry Black, pastor of the Redlands Methodist Church and a good friend of the deceased, offered his support for the restrictions in an interview with the San Bernardino Sun.
Harry BlackSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
There is no provision in Mr. Murray's will that is not observed in everyday life by loyal members of the Free Methodist Church.
Steve SilvermanHOST
And the Reverend went on to elaborate some of the restrictions, making it clear that he and Grandpa John, they were very much on the same page.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
A large search party was assembled shortly after he disappeared, but nothing was found.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
An article published in the San Bernardino Sun on July 24th, 1943, states that Yosemite National Park officials described Emerson's disappearance as mystifying.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
Emerson was with a large group of friends when he went missing.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
They left Happy Isles heading for Lake Camp, which was seven miles away.
Robert HaydenCORRESPONDENT
The San Bernardino County Planning Commission and Land Use Services Department will now be publishing county public notices with Z 107.7.
Robert HaydenCORRESPONDENT
Previously, the county would post these notices on their website and with the San Bernardino Sun, a newspaper based out of the city of San Bernardino.
Robert HaydenCORRESPONDENT
While these public notices were technically available for anybody in the county to view, you would have to be a subscriber to see them in print or online.
Robert HaydenCORRESPONDENT
Now, public notices that have to do with the desert region of the county will also be sent to Z 107.7, where we'll host them on our website.
Jessica GreenwellHOST
Longtime journalist Cassie MacDuff helps us out regularly on our Friday morning news wrap, and these reports are posted at kvcr.org.
Jessica GreenwellHOST
This report is made possible with the support of the Southern California News Group, publisher of the press enterprise San Bernardino Sun, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, and other Southern California newspapers.
Jessica GreenwellHOST
I'm Jessica Greenwell, KVCR News.