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And To Ontario To Commence In Spring 2018

Mitchell Caverns To Reopen After Seven Years Of Closure

Death Claims 22-Year Incumbent Redlands Councilwoman Patricia Gilbreath Tuesday

Lawsuits Focus On Alleged Negligence In RUSD Allowing Teacher’s Molestations

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San Bernardino Retains Devereaux As Municipal Management Consultant

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Mitchell Caverns, a trio of limestone caves located on the east side of the Providence Moun-tains in the eastern Mo-jave Desert, will reopen to the public on Novem-ber 3 after having been closed off since 2010.

Created during the Pleistocene epoch, when ground water with a high carbonic acid content ate into the surrounding marble and sedimentary limestone, the caverns feature Stalactites, sta-

lagmites, and other cave formations formed from calcium carbonate left by dripping mineral wa-ter. While it was previ-ously believed that the formations are complete, scientific analysis shows that the cave’s forma-tions are yet in flux and growing. Paleontolo-gists and archaeologists have made a wealth of finds in and around the caverns, including the remains of prehistoric animals. Long

As early as March of next year China Airlines will launch nonstop ser-vice between Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport and Ontario In-ternational Airport.

“Today’s development is a monumental step in Ontario International Airport’s evolution to-ward becoming just the second trans-oceanic gateway airport in the history of Southern California, and equally impressive is that it oc-curred within a year of the airport’s transition to local control,” said On-tario City Councilman and Ontario Interna-tional Airport Authority President Alan Wapner.

Wapner’s reference was to the November 2, 2016 transfer of owner-ship and management authority over Ontario Airport to the Ontario-dominated airport au-thority, which came 49 years after Ontario en-tered into a joint operat-ing agreement with the City of Los Angeles that essentially turned con-trol of the facility over to Los Angeles in 1967. Af-ter all of the criteria and milestones in the joint operating agreement were met, the Ontario City Council in 1985, with then-mayor Rob-ert Ellingwood absent, voted to deed the air-port and its property to the City of Los Angeles. For the next 22 years, the airport’s operations expanded under Los An-geles’ stewardship. With the economic downturn that gripped the nation, state and region in 2007, ridership at the airport dropped off significantly from 7.2 million pas-sengers passing through the aerodrome’s

Pat Gilbreath, who was a member of the Redlands City Council for 22 years, died unex-pectedly on October 3.

“It is with a great deal of sadness that I announce to our com-munity that we have lost our colleague and friend, Pat Gilbreath, this morning due to sur-gical complication from her pancreatic surgery last week,” said Red-lands Mayor Paul Foster at the council meeting

on Tuesday. “This is a tremendous and devas-tating loss to our com-munity of a wonderful public servant who gave

many, many, many years of dedicated service to this town she loved so very, very much. There will be an announcement forthcoming about a fu-neral service, a memo-rial service for Pat. Until that time, we are going to continue to honor Pat by leaving her name-plate here at the dais. She is still a member of this body and someone we hold dear and care about very much. I hope you will join the

Two lawsuits recently filed against the Red-lands Unified School District and several of its employees alleging neg-ligence and sexual bat-tery in connection with the molestation of five former high school stu-dents by former teacher Kevin Kirkland dwell at length upon knowledge school district person-nel had with regard to

Kirkland’s activity and their failure to protect his known victims and other students who have not come forward. In ad-dition, the lawsuit brings into question the lenient treatment Kirkland and another teacher in the Redlands Unified School District who had sexual relations with at least one student received from the San Bernardi-

no County District At-torney’s Office, which acquiesced in sentences for the perpetrators con-sisting of a minute frac-tion of prison time ac-corded other individuals convicted of similar sex crimes against children.

What is now known is that Kirkland had been sexually harass-ing and engaging in im-proper activities with

female students for over a decade. Kirkland was put on leave by the dis-trict in April 2016. He was arrested the follow-ing month in Arizona, waived extradition and was returned to Cali-fornia where he was charged with engaging in multiple sex acts with an underage female student and distributing harmful matter to a minor with

the intent to seduce.Bail for Kirkland,

then 56 of Rancho Cu-camonga, was set at $1.5 million and was reduced less than a week later to $275,000, though he re-mained in custody. Six months ago, in April 2017, he pleaded guilty to molesting four female Redlands High School students. He was sen-tenced June 12

By Mark GutglueckThe City of San Ber-

nardino this week moved to hire Greg Devereaux, who recently departed as San Bernardino Coun-ty’s chief executive of-ficer, as a management consultant.

Devereaux’s hiring comes amid stepped-up concern over a revolving door ethos throughout San Bernardino Coun-ty’s governance circles.

Greg DevereauxSan Bernardino’s selec-tion of him is further complicated by several

layers of conflict De-vereaux finds himself in, the sheer demand on his time, together with ques-tions relating to whether San Bernardino’s hiring of him was a bald ploy to purchase influence at the management level of the county, as Devereaux re-mains in place there as a consultant to the county administration.

Devereaux first be-came involved in local

government in 1991, when he was hired to serve as Fontana’s rede-velopment and housing manager. With aplomb, Devereaux mapped out a strategy to pull Fon-tana out of the financial abyss that Fontana had slid into under the di-rection of Fontana’s city manager from 1973 to 1987, Jack Ratelle. Fon-tana’s financial situation overwhelmed each of

the three city manag-ers succeeding Ratelle - John O’Sullivan, Russ Carlsen and Jay Corey. When Corey departed in 1993, the city council el-evated Devereaux to city manager. In four years he not only succeeded in lifting Fontana out of its intractable economic cir-cumstance, but succeed-ed in putting that city on firm financial foot-ing that would

By Grace BernalJacob Turner is the

associated student body president and starting varsity wide receiver for the Damien High School Spartans.

“My overall experi-ence at Damien High School has been amaz-ing,” Turner said. “I believe being a student here is preparing me for college. There are many opportunities at Damien

that cannot be offered anywhere else and the school spirit and brother-hood is unlike anything I have ever seen. I am sure that some of the friends and teammates I have met are and will remain close friends for life.”

Turner said that “Out-side of sports and the associated student body, which I have been ac-tive in for the past three years, I participated in

campus activities such as the Let It Be Club, the student section of our Pit Club, Christian Leader-ship, and the Black Stu-dent Union. I have also been a writer and pho-tographer for our school newspaper, The Laconi-an, since my sophomore year.” Since his sopho-more year, Turner has been involved in the “Me to We” Global Service Club at Damien, which

used to be Feed the Chil-dren.

Turner said football entails a significant time commitment. “I practice about 9 hours per week,” he said. “I probably spend about two to three hours per week studying the playbook, which in-cludes watching film on our opponents. I would say that because of the amount of time I spend studying and watching

film, I have mastered the playbook.”

Turner said, “The big-gest challenge I person-ally have playing foot-ball is my size. While I stand at 6 feet and 1 inch, my weight is a little un-dersized for most foot-ball players. However, I make it up with my other abilities, such as speed, strength, route running, and catching the ball.”

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council and the rest of the community in a cel-ebration of her life when that service is sched-uled.”

Gilbreath failed to gain reelection to the city council in November 2010, after she vied un-successfully for the Cali-fornia Assembly in the June primary in which she placed a distant fifth among seven candidates. That November it was as if Redlands voters pun-ished her for seeking to abandon them, and she was outdistanced by an-other incumbent on the council, Jon Harrison along with Foster and Bob Gardner, who were challengers in that race. Two years, later, she staged a comeback when she was elected in the 2012 contest. She was

reelected last November.A certified public ac-

countant by profession, Gilbreath as a member of the city council de-voted considerable atten-tion to issues relating to the city’s budgetary pro-cesses.

Her council col-leagues had selected her to serve on three internal city adjunct commit-tees, the airport advi-sory board, the library board and the traffic and parking commission, as well as appointing her to three external com-mittees, the CONFIRE Board of Directors, the OMNITRANS Board of Directors, and as an al-ternate board member to San Bernardino Coun-ty’s regional transporta-tion agency, known by its acronym SANBAG.

Born and raised in North Dakota, Gilbreath traveled extensively as a

part of her professional commitments as an ac-countant with the firm Eadie & Payne LLC. She had a bachelor of science degree in ac-counting and business from Cal Poly Pomona and a masters degree in business taxation from USC. She moved to Red-lands in 1981. She was the treasurer for the First Congregational Church; was the past president of the Redlands Sunrise Rotary; the treasurer for Citrograph Foundation; and the Rotary liaison to the Interact Club of Cit-rus Valley High School.

Gilbreath was also the progenitor of the Healthy Redlands program, which she started in 2008 to encourage resi-dents to adopt a healthy lifestyle.

to two years in prison, whereupon he was grant-ed credit for time served and good behavior and released from custody the same day, having served one day less than 13 months in county custody, at the West Val-ley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga from May 13, 2016 until June 12. 2017.

Kirkland was repre-sented by attorney Sean O’Connor.

On September 14, at-torneys Morgan Stew-art and Saul Wolf of the Irvine-based law firm Manly, Stewart & Fin-aldi filed a suit on behalf of a 19-year-old former Redlands High School student, identified as Jane RSL Doe, in which she names Kirkland as a defendant, along with the Redlands Unified School District, Redlands High School, former Redlands High School Principal Christina Rivera, for-mer Redlands School District Superintendent Lori Rhodes, and the district’s assistant super-intendent of human re-sources Sabine Robert-son-Phillips. In the suit, Jane RSL Doe claims

she was abused by Kirk-land beginning when she was 15. On September 18 Stewart and Wolf filed a second suit on behalf of four former Redlands High School Students, a 25-year-old woman, Jane RWB Doe, who main-tains she was abused by Kirkland between the time she was thirteen years old and seventeen years old; a 23-year-old woman, Jane RJH Doe, who maintains she was abused by Kirkland from the time she was sixteen until she was seventeen; an eighteen-year-old woman, Jane RSA Doe, who claims she was abused by Kirk-land between the time she was fifteen and sev-enteen years old; and an eighteen-year-old wom-an, Jane RDA Doe, who claims she was abused by Kirkland when she was fifteen to seventeen years old. Kirkland, the district, the high school, Rivera, Rhodes and Robertson-Phillips are likewise named in the second suit.

The law firm of Man-ly, Stewart & Finaldi won a $6 million settle-ment for another client against the Redlands Unified School District in the 2016 case involv-ing Laura Whitehurst, a teacher at Redlands High School and Citrus Valley High School who

became pregnant by an under-aged student.

The current lawsuits allege that school ad-ministrators ignored re-ports of alleged sexual misconduct by Kirkland going back to 2006, en-couraged students not to report alleged sexual harassment and abuse to the police, lied to police and refused to cooperate with the police investiga-tion of Kirkland.

According to the complaint, administra-tors received complaints that Kirkland allegedly engaged in sexually in-appropriate conduct with two female students in 2006 and in 2012. Rather than remove Kirkland from the classroom, the students were removed from the classroom.

The complaint also alleges that RUSD ad-ministrators pressured students not to report al-leged sexual assaults and harassment by Kirkland to the police.

According to the suit, The “Redlands Unified School District and its employees including Sa-bine, Rivera and Rhodes received unequivocal notice of Kirkland’s sexual propensities to-wards female underage students of the district in 2006, 2007, 2012, 2015 and 2016. At each of these periods and other time periods, Redlands

Unified School District, Redlands High School, Sabine, Rivera and Rhodes had ‘reasonable suspicion’ that Kirkland was suspect in the po-tential of child abuse to minor students. Despite receiving no less than five separate notices of Kirkland’s inappropriate actions with female stu-dents, the employees of Redlands Unified School District, including but not limited to Sabine, Rivera and Rhodes, did nothing more than warn Kirkland to stop his be-havior, refusing to re-move him.”

The suit maintains that in 2006 or 2007 “Plaintiff Jane RWB Doe reported to Rivera that Kirkland repeatedly was rubbing her foot with his foot in class, despite her efforts to have him stop. Jane RWB Doe further reported that Kirkland would touch her hair and touch her shoulder” leaving “Jane RWB Doe feeling uncomfortable. In response, after report-ing this incident, Rivera removed Jane RWB Doe from Kirkland’s class, yet left Kirkland in place with continued access to female students. How-ever, under Redlands Unified School District’s policy and practice, [dis-

trict officials] took no ac-tion against Kirkland for the inappropriate touch-ing of Jane RWB Doe on her feet, on her shoulder and with her hair. Sub-sequent to her report, Kirkland would then pass Jane RWB Doe in the hall and would make comments on her looks, including telling her that she was pretty, which would leave Jane RWB Doe feeling uncomfort-able. Because Redlands Unified School District had failed to cease Kirk-land’s behavior, he then escalated his behavior by texting Jane RWB Doe, including send-ing her texts of his pool and inviting her over to his house and telling her

how pretty she was. This student filed a further in-cident report with Red-lands High School, but heard nothing and Kirk-land was left in place to continue to seek other students to abuse. Jane RWB DOE acknowl-edged and recognized that Kirkland sought out those that were weak and bullied and befriended them, and such knowl-edge was communicated to Redlands High School, Redlands Unified School District and Rivera as part of her report. Thus Redlands Unified School District was on particu-lar notice that it needed to be cognizant that Kirkland targeted a se-

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persist for two decades – to the present. Having witnessed the dramatic turnaround in Fontana, the Ontario City Coun-cil set about luring De-vereaux to Ontario, suc-ceeding in doing so in 1997. For the next dozen years he ran that city, likewise transforming it through a variety of strategies which had for the most part not been previously utilized. By 2009, a dozen years af-ter Devereaux had taken the helm in Ontario, the city had a total budget approaching $670 mil-lion dollars, meaning the city had more than two-thirds of a billion dollars running through all of its funds annually, such that its financial numbers were more than double that of the next most financially dynam-ic city in San Bernardino County.

In November 2009, the county terminated Mark Uffer as the county’s top administrator, a position then known as the coun-ty administrative offi-cer. A recruitment drive throughout California to replace Uffer attracted 277 applicants. Sixteen of those applicants were

given a second look, but inevitably, largely on the strength of his relation-ship with county super-visor Gary Ovitt, who was then chairman of the board of supervisors and had been mayor in Ontario during part of the time Devereaux was city manager there, De-vereaux was selected. So impressed were county officials that Devereaux was able to essentially write his own ticket. In an intense negotiation session that involved De-vereaux insisting upon being given the title of chief executive officer as opposed to county administrative office, a degree of autonomy with regard to overseeing, hiring and firing county department heads that went beyond the au-thority of any previous county administrative officer, a salary and ben-efit package unparalleled in county history and a so-called superbonus, Devereaux consented to leave Ontario and be-come the county’s top staff member. The su-perbonus consisted of a provision written into his employment contract that he could not be re-moved as chief execu-tive officer on anything less than four votes of the board of supervisors. Thus, the bare 3-2 major-

ity vote that had knelled Uffer’s exodus would be insufficient to termi-nate Devereaux. His fir-ing could only come if a cause was cited and a substantial number or percentage – 4 out of 5, or 80 percent of the board – agreed to force him out. He was given a ten year-contract that guar-anteed he would remain as chief executive officer for five years and provid-ed him with the option of remaining thereafter – with the board’s con-sent – as chief executive officer or instead transi-tioning into the position as “special projects” ad-visor. He was to be paid $319,909 in base salary as chief executive officer together with benefits that would make his to-tal annual compensa-tion eclipse $400,000. As special projects ad-visor he was to receive $91,000 per year.

His understanding of how to keep all of the moving parts of a large organization in syn-chronization with one another was unrivaled regionally. While del-egating responsibility to department heads, he would intermittently and in some cases even constantly carry out op-erational control surveys that impressed upon the county’s workers that they were not only an-swerable, but in some fashion absolutely an-swerable, to him.

A significant element of Devereaux’s strength was his mastery of the financial bottom line and his ability to force the county’s department heads to constrain them-selves to the budget im-posed on them.

Moreover, De-vereaux’s tenure as county chief executive officer began more than two years after the coun-ty, region, state and na-tion had been hit with an economic downturn that persisted for more than five years. With the ac-companying drawdown in revenue available to the county forcing suc-cessive rounds of belt tightening, Devereaux had to seek and extract the reluctant concessions of the unions represent-ing county employees

to allow the freezing of salaries and reduction of benefits. He was able to carry this off in the face of a degree of en-mity with elements of the county’s workforce and the unions repre-senting them, in large measure through the assertion of control, in-deed supercontrol. In this way, Devereaux’s absolute authority was a necessary ingredient in his success, along with calculation and precision and what were sometimes perceived as ruthless tactics, as the margin for error and the window for achieve-ment in the arenas in which he functioned were decidedly narrow. His political masters on the board of supervisors – who changed in 2010, changed some more in 2012 and changed in 2014 – were willing to tolerate his dictatorial manner and live with his style of having primacy in dealing with county staff and department heads, in large though not total measure cut-ting the board off from direct interaction with those department heads and staff.

While it seemed that Devereaux would very likely serve out a full ten years as county chief executive officer, some-what abruptly on Janu-ary 19 he announced he would step down as county administrative officer in April and move into the special projects manager position laid out in his contract. In the same time frame, he formed a company, Worthington Partners, a management consulting firm. Assistant county administrative officer Dena Smith was moved into the post of interim county administrative officer to replace him.

In July, the Ontario International Airport Authority, a board set up by the City of Ontario in 2012 in consultation with Devereaux and the county to oversee the op-eration of Ontario Air-port following its return to local control from that exercised by the City of Los Angeles which had run it since 1967 and owned it since 1985,

hired Devereaux and his successor as Ontario city manager, Chris Hughes, as consultants, agree-ing to pay each of them $20,000 per month for a guaranteed 36 months, for a total of $720,000 or $240,000 per year, each.

Those consulting con-tracts were not entered into directly with De-vereaux and Hughes, but rather their respective companies, Worthing-ton Partners, LLC and Woodlawn Consulting, LLC.

Ontario Airport has only recently returned to local control, after nearly a half century of being under the professional management of the City of Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Department of Airports, and the corpo-rate entity Los Angeles uses to operate its avia-tion facilities, Los An-geles World Airports. It was suggested, though not clearly stated, that the hirings of Devereaux and Hughes were intend-ed to facilitate the sell-off of what some Ontario officials consider to be surplus property at and around the airport so that it can be developed. Temporally proximate to the consulting contracts being entered into with Worthington and Wood-lawn was the forced de-parture of Kelly Freder-icks, the career airport management profession-al who had been hired as the Ontario Interna-tional Airport Author-ity’s executive director. Fredericks differed with his political masters, be-lieving it to be a mistake for the authority to divest itself of the property sur-rounding the airport and then see it developed because doing so will inhibit future expan-sion of the facility. The incestuous nature of the Devereaux and Hughes hirings was at once a major topic of discussion among many inside and outside of politics in San Bernardino County.

Also recently there has been growing public criticism of the tendency of elected officials to pro-mote into discretionary governmental staff po-sitions their colleagues, either other elected of-ficials, former elected

officials or retired staff members with whom they have had extended previous relationships. In this way, Fourth District San Bernardino County Supervisor Curt Hag-man’s hiring of Ontario Councilman Alan Wap-ner as his district office’s policy advisor has come under fire. Wapner, a for-mer Ontario policeman, has been on the Ontario City Council since 1994. He is the president of the board of the Ontario International Airport Authority. Hagman is a member of the Ontario International Airport Authority board. This underlap and overlap is improper and fraught with conflicts, critics have charged. Hagman also formerly employed then-Chino Hills mayor and councilman Ed Gra-ham as one of his office’s field representatives. He now employs Chino Hills Councilman Peter Rogers as his district di-rector. Hagman served in the California Assem-bly but previously was a member of the city coun-cil and mayor in Chino Hills when Graham was also on that panel. The board of supervisors was recently upbraided by a number of county resi-dents over the board’s decision to confer the position of High Desert Corridor coordinator on former Victorville City Councilman Ryan McEachron. McEachron was voted out of of-fice last November after serving two terms. He is a close political as-sociate of Supervisor Robert Lovingood, the current chairman of the board of supervisors, and is rumored to be Lovingood’s choice to succeed him as supervi-sor. While he was on the Victorville City Council, McEachron was a mem-ber of SANBAG, the county’s transportation agency. For the last two years he was in elective office, McEachron was the president of SAN-BAG and in that position championed the build-ing of toll roads on the I-15 and I-10 freeways, a move unpopular with a majority of residents but which was endorsed

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before Europeans made their way to the Ameri-

included the sinking of a well and the installa-tion of 6,000 feet of wa-ter pipe. Initially, some of the most spectacular views in the cave were

that they be preserved “for future generations to appreciate.”

That portion of the Providence Mountains became a state recre-ation area in 1956. In 1994, the property sur-rounding and including the caverns became a part of the National Park Service Mojave National Preserve. The caves re-mained, however, tech-nically under the own-ership of the state and Mitchell Caverns tours were conducted by state rangers.

In 2009, the two rang-ers who patrolled the area and conducted the tours signaled that they would retire. The State of Cali-fornia, struggling with dwindling revenues, did not replace them and in 2010, the caverns were closed off as were more than 30 other state parks elsewhere. That did not prevent vandals from wreaking damage to

nonprofit, the Commit-tee to Reopen Mitchell Caverns, which involved individuals active in the Poppy Reserve/Mojave Desert Interpretive As-sociation, the Mojave National Preserve Con-servancy and the Na-tional Parks Conserva-tion Association, formed to husband donations to carry out the needed re-pairs.

Contractors hired by the state working in tan-dem with the Califor-nia Conservation Corps have upgraded the recre-ation area’s water system and restored the visitor center, installed a pedes-trian bridge along a trail leading to the caverns, and replaced the origi-nal incandescent lighting in the caves with LED lights. Those repairs and renovations cost more than $400,000.

Awaiting a new gen-eration of visitors are the ethereally glittering formations of deposits through which tendrils of flowstone offer a spar-kling layering when hit with light, two-story-tall stalagmites, crys-tal-encrusted cavities

in the limestone walls and formations of vary-ing shapes. The deni-zens of the cave include Townsend’s big-eared bats, Niptus beetles, wood rats and minuscule pseudoscorpions.

It is not clear whether

ered to be very danger-ous and was at one point closed off to everyone but professional spelunk-ers and members of cave rescue teams taking part in training exercises.

The nearest town to Mitchell Caverns is Es-

cas and to California, the Chemehuevi Indians and their ancestors lived in them, and a number of ancient tools and fire pits have been found in the caves. The Chemihuevi referred to the caves as “the eyes of the moun-tain,” a reference to their dual entrances located near the top of the moun-tain.

Jack Mitchell, a Los Angeles businessman who was working min-ing claims around the Providence Mountains, came across them in the 1920s, and he took pos-session of them in the 1930s after leaving his business, failing as a result of the depression, behind him in Loss An-geles. Due to their rela-tive proximity to Route 66, he and his wife, Ida, transformed them into a tourist attraction which served as a draw to a rest stop he also oper-ated. Improvements ac-companying the venture

accessible only by means of lowering visitors into two of the internal cham-bers by means of ropes. Mitchell later arranged to have paths grooved through one wall to con-nect one cave, called El

both the man-made ac-coutrements to the cav-erns and the nearby visi-tor center. Thousands of feet of copper wire were ripped out, and the die-sel-powered generators, signs and lights were stolen.

As early as 2012, state officials initiated efforts to reopen the caverns to the public and in 2013, a

Pakiva or “The Devil’s House” in the dialect of the Chemehuevi Indians, with another, “Tecopa, “ which is named for a Shoshone Indian chief.

The caverns were a moneymaking venture for him and his wife from 1934 to 1954. At that point, the Mitchells sold the caverns to the state with the proviso

the reopened caverns will provide access to the “Winding Stair,” a feature of the caves that was previously consid-

sex. The caverns are lo-cated roughly 16 miles north of Interstate 40.

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by a majority of elected officials and govern-ment employees en-gaged on transportation issues. Critics consider McEachron’s hiring, which was done with-out a formal application and bidding process, to have been an example of

cronyism and favoritism aimed at benefiting the political establishment.

Based upon San Ber-nardino City Manager Andrea Travis-Miller’s recommendation, the city council Wednes-day night unanimously approved entering into a $10,000 per month, $120,000 per year con-


Jacob with Congresswoman Norma Torres

Turner Classic from front pageinto this season, our toughest opponent so far has been Charter Oak High School out in Covi-na,” Turner said. “They are a strong, talented and well-coached team, one of the best teams in the area. Our record as we go into league play this week is 4-1, and they are the only team that we have lost to this season.”

“I have played wide receiver consistently,” Turner said. “I played a little bit of cornerback my freshman and sopho-more years, but wide re-ceiver has always been my favorite position. As a senior, I cannot see myself playing any other position. To me, wide receiver is one of the

dedication and perse-verance, “The amount of playing time I have earned has changed dra-matically from my fresh-man to senior year,”

man team and played Saturday mornings in-stead of Thursday af-

colleges’ coaches and participated in camps as well to get noticed.

deep pass and scoring a touchdown.”

Turner talked about

ternoons. As the season went on, I worked hard and earned my starting spot on Thursdays. Dur-ing the summer going into my sophomore year, I earned a spot on the varsity team. However, I was a part of the second string so I did not see the field very much on Friday nights. But that changed my junior year, as I became a full time starter and have been ever since.”

Turner expressed con-fidence that he will be able to continue to play football beyond Damien.

“I can envision my-self playing football in college,” he said. “I be-lieve that my abilities can take me there, no matter what the NCAA division. Over the past few months I have been in contact with many

As I continue through my college application process, playing college football is a strong factor in the decision of schools that I apply to.”

At the same time, Turner said he has vec-tored his intensity be-yond the athletic field.

“Grades have always been extremely impor-tant to me,” he said. “School and academ-ics always comes be-fore football. My family has always gone by the rule that in order to play sports, I always need to make sure that I am on top of my studies. Over the last few years, I have earned a 3.8 GPA and have taken eight ad-vanced placement cours-es and 3 honors classes. I find time before practice every day to get some of my homework done and

finish it when I get home at night.”

Turner fits in well with his teammates, who defy the stereotype that those who man the gridiron boast more brawn than brains. The seniors on Damien’s varsity squad are currently carrying grade point averages of 3.7, 4.35, 3.6, 3.97, 3.89, 4.12, and 3.78.

Turner said he is try-ing to give himself a smorgasbord of options as to where he will at-tend college.

“As of right now, some of the schools that I will be applying to in-clude USC, the Univer-sity of San Diego, and

Pitzer College. These are just a few, but wherever I go, I will make sure that my education is top notch and will also pre-pare me for life and the career that I will soon set out for.”

As he works around a busy schedule and maintains an outstand-ing grade point average

while challenging him-self with the rigor of AP courses, Turner is in-volved in several activi-ties outside of Damien, including participating as part of Congresswom-an Norma Torres’ 35th District Youth Advisory Committee and the Chi-no Knights of Columbus at St. Margaret Mary Church, where he helps out when he can. Over the last four summers, Jake has also worked eight days helping at the Rock Point Navajo Res-ervation in Arizona with construction projects and vaccinating sheep, goats, and horses.

Damien High School

lies across the San Ber-nardino/Los Angeles County Line in LaVerne. A significant portion of its student body consists of students from the com-munities of Chino Hills, Chino, Montclair, On-tario, Upland and Ran-cho Cucamona. Turner lives with his family in Chino.

more exciting positions to play in football. There is truly nothing bet-ter than catching a long

Turner said. “In my first season at Damien, I started off as a backup to the starters on the fresh-

tract with Worthington Partners “for consulting services related to stra-tegic planning and orga-nizational development.” The term of the contract is to run for three years.

Travis-Miller said De-vereaux would engage in “mentoring employees and council members” by participating in “strat-egy development discus-sions… and developing operational goals and objectives and helping us to arrive at performance metrics for departments” during the city’s budget process.

She said it is calculat-ed that Devereaux will make “hourly $100 to $120 for about 20 to 25 hours of work per week.”

Given Devereaux’s other current commit-ments, Travis-Miller’s expectation that De-vereaux will be available to devote that amount of time to San Bernardino is subject to doubt.

One of Devereaux’s known commitments is his continuing capacity with the county. Official-ly, he is functioning as a special projects advisor. One of those roles is his mentoring of his tempo-rary replacement, Dena Smith, who previously served as the clerk to the board of the supervisors and the head of county land use services before promoting into the role of assistant county CEO. In June, Devereaux’s role

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lect group of students, particularly those that were most vulnerable to his advances. Yet, Red-lands Unified School District did nothing to protect those students in response to the reports of Jane RWB Doe. Jane RWB Doe made a writ-ten incident report of the sexual misconduct of Kirkland with Redlands High School and Rivera. Redlands Unified School District has failed to pro-duce upon request the written incident report, and is believed to have destroyed, misplaced or lost such written inci-dent report, either inten-tionally or unintention-ally. This evidences the desire of Redlands Uni-fied School District to cover up the behavior of its staff who abuse, and allow them to remain in their positions.”

The suit further states that “In 2012, Redlands Unified School District received a further report regarding the inappro-priate actions of Kirk-land. Therein, Sabine and Rhodes received copies of text messages

from Plaintiff Jane RJH Doe, whom Kirkland had been repeatedly texting. These texts in-cluded an indication that Kirkland was going out of town and [suggested] that the minor female student should join him on a trip to Palm Springs. Kirkland further advised that this student should come to his house for a barbecue while his wife was out of town. Jane RJH Doe described and identified that it was clear that Kirkland was attempting to further an inappropriate relation-ship with Jane RJH Doe and that he was a preda-tor. Sabine, Rivera and Rhodes received copies of these text messaged from Jane RJH Doe, which included such statements as she was ‘pretty,’ that all the boys liked her, and that he ‘missed her.’ Despite a two time prior history of sexual misconduct, once again, Redlands Unified School District did noth-ing to protect its students from Kirkland. Instead, Sabine, with the approv-al and acknowledgment of Rhodes and Rivera, told Kirkland to stop texting students and stop behaving inappropri-ately. Kirkland was then told he would be watched for a period of forty-five

days. Kirkland’s behav-ior did not change. Rath-er, concurrently with this ‘slap on the hand’ by Sabine, Rhodes and Rivera and the Redlands Unified School District, Kirkland was raping one or more minors that at-tended Redlands High School and sexually ha-rassing and abusing oth-ers. Had Sabine, Rhodes and Rivera, among oth-ers performed any in-vestigation, or spoken to students and other staff, they would have uncov-ered Kirkland’s sexual abuse of minor students at Redlands High School by Kirkland. In 2015, yet another parent and stu-dent warned Redlands Unified School District that Kirkland was act-ing inappropriately with students. In this case, Redlands Unified School District received notice from the mother of a stu-dent, R.T., that ‘Kirkland and Plaintiff Jane RSL DOE had a “special re-lationship’” that was of concern. R.T. further re-ported that Plaintiff Jane RSL Doe and Kirkland would ‘go out to lunch on several occasions.’ The mother of R.T. rec-ommended that Kirkland not be allowed to be with Plaintiff Jane RSL Doe outside of school time. Despite a recommen-

dation from a parent of students about concerns and limiting Kirkland’s access to plaintiff, once again, Redlands Unified School District, Sabine, Rivera and Rhodes did nothing to Kirkland. Kirkland continued to be allowed to access plain-tiffs during school hours, where he would engage in assaulting plaintiffs in his classroom. Kirkland was continuing to abuse and sexually harass, in-cluding inappropriate comments and touching towards all plaintiffs. In 2015, once again, Kirk-land was found to have acted inappropriately with female students. Specifically, Kirkland admitted to taking stu-dents off-campus, Plain-tiff Jane RSA Doe and Plaintiff RSL Doe, to buy them treats without proper approval of Red-lands Unified School District. Kirkland fur-ther admitted to buying lunches for student and having students eat in his classroom, despite unequivocal policies that he was not to do so. Kirkland, in response to this inappropriate behavior with students was once again told to stop it. Redlands Uni-fied School District took no further action despite his acknowledgment that

he had acted inappro-priately. It was during this incident in 2015 that Rivera referenced that Kirkland had a ‘history’ relative to his behavior with female students, but once again Rivera, Sabine, Rhodes and the Redlands Unified School District chose to take no action against Kirkland despite this history that spanned ten years. In or about April 2016, yet another student, Plaintiff Jane RDA Doe reported that Kirkland had been inappropriate with her. Specifically, Kirkland was reported to have touched the side of the student’s breast while rubbing her back in class. Jane RDA Doe reported that contact to Redlands Unified School District, and was told that it was an ‘administrative mat-ter’ to be handled by the school and not a police matter. Thus, Kirkland sexually assaulted this female student, and was advised that the police would not be investigat-ing the matter, that it would be handled by the Redlands Unified School District, despite the fact that in no less than four prior instances, the Red-lands Unified School District Sabine, Rhodes and Rivera had taken no action (other than a mild warning) with respect to reports about Kirkland and his behavior.”

According to the suit, “Sabine and other em-ployees of Redlands Uni-fied School District were more concerned with the image of Redlands Unified School District than in protecting the students. Specifically, in 2012, Plaintiff RJH was told that Kirkland would be handled, and that she just could not go to the press about what Kirk-land had done. Sabine, Rivera and Rhodes as well as other employ-ees of Redlands Unified School District further dissuaded victims of Kirkland from report-ing the sexual miscon-duct of Kirkland to law enforcement. Specifi-cally, in 2016, when Jane RDA Doe reported that Kirkland had touched her breast, these staff members indicated that this would be an admin-

istrative matter and not a criminal matter, despite the fact that it was a sex-ual assault upon a minor. Sabine influenced the Redlands Police Depart-ment in disregarding the report of Jane RDA Doe to limit the damaging exposure to Redlands Unified School District. More specifically, among other things, Sabine rep-resented to the Redlands Police Department that there was ‘nothing’ in Kirkland’s file, effective-ly stating that there was absolutely no history of harassment or abuse of minors by Kirkland within RUSD. Redlands Unified School District has a history of failing to protect students from sexual misconduct of its staff members, teachers and employees.”

According to the suit, the district has provid-ed public statements to “present a cooperative face to the general pub-lic” while the district instead “hides informa-tion, destroys evidence, blocks investigations and misrepresents informa-tion to law enforcement to shield the liability of the district and its em-ployees.”

The suit makes refer-ence to the Whitehurst case. “In the ensuing in-vestigation of the White-hurst matter, Redlands Unified School District refused to cooperate and misled police about information,” the suit states. “In one such in-cident, in the process of the service of a subpoena related to sexual abuse of a student, Redlands po-lice department person-nel believe that Sabine actively attempted to destroy evidence related to that criminal investi-gation. Therein and spe-cifically, the detective investigating testified that she watched Sabine destroy documents and that Sabine had to be removed and restrained during the service of a search warrant.”

Ultimately, according to the suit, the actions of Whitehurst and Kirk-land and the district’s re-sponse to their depreda-tions “culminated in an investigation by the San


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gates in 2007 to 4.1 mil-lion in 2013. Ontario filed suit against Los An-geles and the corporate affiliate it used to run its airports, Los Angeles World Airports, in June 2013, seeking to recover ownership of the airport. Just prior to the lawsuit going to trial in Au-gust 2015, Los Angeles agreed to return the air-port to the Ontario Inter-national Airport Author-ity, which had been set up by the City of Ontario

in 2012, in accordance with Ontario putting up $150 million for the air-port, providing $60 mil-lion to purchase assets technically belonging to Los Angeles World Airports that were in place at Ontario Airport and which are crucial or indispensable to its op-erations, and agreeing to assume roughly $60 million bonded indebt-edness relating to the airport.

Ontario officials, in particular Wapner, who spearheaded the move to have Ontario reassert control over the airport, have considered them-selves under the gun to

see ridership move to-ward the historical high traffic point of 2007 to justify the effort they took to get the airport re-turned from L.A. There has been a modest move in that direction, al-though the city has not entirely overcome the suggestions of some that Los Angeles – one of the nation’s largest and most influential cities and which enjoys control over Los Angeles Inter-national Airport – had far greater leverage with both domestic and in-ternational airlines than does Ontario. Indeed, in 1967, when Los Angeles took over management of

the airport, 200,000 pas-sengers passed through Ontario Airport’s gates. 40 years later, rider-ship at the airport had increased by 3,500 per-cent. No one believes Ontario can replicate anything approaching that number.

Another issue is the airport’s status as an international facility. Though the airport can boast flights to Mexico offered by both Aero-Mexico and Volaris, flights are relatively lim-ited, with four flights weekly to Mexico via AeroMexico and two flights weekly via Volar-is. By comparison to most true international airports, that is an ane-mic showing.

In June 2013, Chinese President Xi Jinping flew into Ontario Interna-tional Airport for a sum-mit with then-President Barack Obama. That raised hopes that some of the 20 airlines that are based in the People’s Republic of China would initiate regular direct flights to and from On-tario International Air-port. That has not oc-curred.

Ontario officials, in

conjunction with China Airlines, which is a Tai-wanese concern, have thrown down the gaunt-let, establishing a direct connection between On-tario International Air-port and Taoyuan Inter-national Airport, where China Airlines has its corporate headquarters. It remains to be seen whether China Airlines’ decision to fly into On-tario International Air-port will prompt an air-line or airlines based in the People’s Republic of China to do the same.

The chairman of China Airlines, Nuan-Hsuan Ho, said his company chose Ontario International Airport as a destination because of its ability to reach 10 million passengers in the Southern Cali-fornia region to match Taoyuan International, which serves as the ma-jor international gateway airport for the New Tai-pei–Keelung–Taoyuan City metro area, where more than 9 million live. He said Ontario presents the further advantage of having less intensive traffic congestion than Los Angeles.

Ontario Mayor Paul

Leon, who was vacation-ing in Hawaii when Ho made the announcement in Ontario last week, told the Sentinel, “Word that this was possible came a couple of months ago. The future looks bright and wide open. I had scheduled this vacation for quite some time and I am sorry I was not able to be there when the an-nouncement was made. I can say, though, this is good for all of us and I am glad to see we are getting the international airport to take flight.” -Mark Gutglueck

as the county’s chief ex-ecutive officer emeritus/de facto became appar-ent when Smith was un-able to provide the board of supervisors with a comprehensive overview of the 2017-18 budget buttressed by the specif-ics they were requesting. Because most of the ac-tivity taking place on the fifth floor of the county administrative building where the supervisors and the county admin-istrative officer/chief ex-ecutive officer have their offices occurs behind closed doors, the pre-cise degree to which De-vereaux is guiding Smith is not publicly known. It is believed, however, that with regard to cer-tain issues, Devereaux’s

input is considered cru-cial. Given the sheer size and complexity of the county, it is further anticipated that when a new top county adminis-trator is chosen, whether he or she bears the title county administrative officer or chief executive officer, Devereaux will be called upon to engage in much of the same mentoring he is now be-lieved to be engaged in with Smith, who has re-portedly withdrawn her earlier application for the full-fledged top adminis-trative position.

Devereaux is also committed to his consul-tancy with the Ontario International Airport Authority, a position which is paying him twice what the City of San Bernardino is pay-ing him. If the rate of pay corresponds to the number of hours worked, which is not necessarily a given, Devereaux would be called upon to put de-vote to Ontario Airport

double the 20 to 25 hours per week Travis-Miller indicated he would be working on issues im-pacting San Bernardino. The number of work or consultancy commit-ments Devereaux has be-yond those to the county, the airport authority and San Bernardino is un-known; it is assumed he has at least a handful of others.

There are also some known conflicts between Devereaux’s assignment with San Bernardino and with both the county and the airport authority.

The county and the City of San Bernardi-no are currently hash-ing out the portion and proportion of property tax each should receive with regard to properties within the city limits or its sphere of influence which formerly were deemed city territory. Some of those properties have been reclaimed by the county and the ap-portioning of tax revenue

to either side is yet up in the air. Devereaux was previously, and appears to be currently, involved in those discussions rep-resenting the county. In this way, the city’s hiring of him as a consultant is seen by some as an un-toward move by the city to purchase influence with Devereaux. At the same time, the degree of trust the city is putting in him and its assumed reliance upon his repre-sentations could redound to the city’s detriment if Devereaux takes more seriously his assignment to safeguard the county’s means of revenue.

The $240,000 per year contract Worthing-ton Partners has with the Ontario International Airport Authority com-mits Devereaux to mili-tating on behalf of the growth and prosperity of Ontario Airport. Ontario officials perceive San Bernardino International Airport to be in compe-tition with Ontario Air-

port. San Bernardino officials consider San Bernardino Internation-al Airport to be a valu-able asset in achieving its own prosperity and attracting development and investment. There appears to be little pros-pect of resolving this clash of interests and, most likely, given the in-tensity of Ontario’s com-mitment to the expansion of its airport, Devereaux appears most likely to side with Ontario in this confrontation of will and interest.

San Bernardino Councilman Henry Nickel, while acknowl-edging there is some citizen concern about the revolving door nature of hiring establishment figures including elected officials into government positions and a percep-tion of cronyism among politicians and govern-ment staff members, nevertheless defended the hiring of Devereaux as a consultant by the

city, largely on the basis of Devereaux’s talent.

“Mr. Devereuax is a person who has a tre-mendous amount of ex-perience, and it has been demonstrated by his work with several cities that were facing eco-nomic challenges which he turned around,” Nickel said. “San Ber-nardino is in need of that very thing. For genera-tions we were the most prosperous city in the county. Now we are the laughingstock. We are a cesspool of poverty and that is because gov-ernment has not been effective and has been unable to do its job. Mr. Devereaux has the skill and the professional capability to turn that around. He has been put in charge of several gov-ernmental entities that were in tremendous dif-ficulty and transformed them into success sto-ries. We have a tremen-dous cash flow problem.


Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices FICTITIOUS BUSINESS

NAME STATEMENT FBN 20170009484The following person is do-

ing business as: TUTORING VI-SIONS 357 W. SECOND STREET SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92401 VANESSA L FANNING 357 W. SECOND STREET SAN BER-NARDINO, CA 92401 Mailing Address: P.O. BOX 9884 SAN BER-NARDINO, CA 92427

This business is conducted by: AN INDIVIDUAL

Date began transacting busi-ness: 5/01/2017

Signed: BY SIGNING BELOW, I DECLARE THAT ALL INFOR-MATION IN THIS STATEMENT IS TRUE AND CORRECT. A reg-istrant who declares as true infor-mation, which he or she knows to be false, is guilty of a crime. (B&P Code 17913) I am also aware that all infor-mation on this statement becomes Public Record upon filing.

s/Vanessa L Fanning This statement was filed with

the County Clerk of San Bernardino on: 8/22/2017

I hereby certify that this is a cor-rect copy of the original statement on file in my office.

County Clerk, s/DeputyNOTICE- This fictitious busi-

ness name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county clerk. A new fictitious business name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see section 14411 et. Seq. Business & Professions Code).

Published in the San Bernardino county Sentinel 9/15, 9/22, 9/29 and 10/06, 2017.

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME

CASE NUMBER CIVDS1717392

TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS:Petitioner: Casey Lynn Burns

filed a petition with this court for a decree changing names as follows:

Casey Lynn Burns to: Casey Lynn Hestehave

THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this matter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why the petition for change of name should not be granted. Any person objecting to the name changes described above must file a written objection that includes the reasons for the objection at least two court days before the matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear at the hearing to show cause why the petition should not be granted. If no written objection is timely filed, the court may grant the petition without a hearing.

Notice of Hearing:Date: 10/20/2017Time: 8:30 a.m.Department: S17The address of the

court is Superior Court of California,County of San Ber-nardino, San Bernardino Dis-trict - Civil Division, 247 W Third Street, Same as above, San Bernardino, CA 92415-0210, San Bernardino

IT IS FURTHER OR-DERED that a copy of this order be published in SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY SENTINEL in San Bernardino County California, once a week

for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing of the petition.

Dated: Sept.08, 2017Michael A. SachsJudge of the Superior Court. Published in SAN BER-

NARDINO COUNTY SENTI-NEL On 09/15/2017, 09/22/2017, 09/29/2017, 10/06/2017

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

FOR CHANGE OF NAMECASE NUMBER

CIVDS1717099TO ALL INTERESTED

PERSONS:Petitioner: Anthony Lando Nabong Fagsao filed a petition with this court for a decree changing names as fol-lows:

Anthony Lando Nabong Fagsao to: Anthony Lando

THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested in this matter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why the petition for change of name should not be granted. Any person objecting to the name changes described above must file a written objection that includes the reasons for the objection at least two court days before the matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear at the hearing to show cause why the petition should not be granted. If no written objection is timely filed, the court may grant the petition without a hearing.

Notice of Hearing:Date: 10/16/2017Time: 8:30 a.m.Department: S17The address of the

court is Superior Court of California,County of San Ber-nardino, San Bernardino Dis-trict - Civil Division, 247 W Third Street, Same as above, San Bernardino, CA 92415-0210, San Bernardino

IT IS FURTHER OR-DERED that a copy of this order be published in SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY SENTINEL in San Bernardino County California, once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing of the petition.

Dated: Sept.01, 2017Michael A. SachsJudge of the Superior Court. Published in SAN BER-

NARDINO COUNTY SENTI-NEL On 09/15/2017, 09/22/2017, 09/29/2017, 10/06/2017

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT

FBN 20170010082The following entity is doing

business as: S. HEISER FNP-C 2436 S. PINEHURST PL. ONTARIO, CA 91761 MAILING ADDRESS: 267 CLEARWOOD AVE RIVERSIDE, CA 92506 SYLVIA P. HEISER 2436 S. PINEHURST PL. ONTARIO, CA 91761

Business is Conducted By: AN INDIVIDUAL

Began Transacting Business On: 8/07/2017


s/Sylvia P. Heiser This statement was filed with



County Clerk, s/Rhea Smith NOTICE- This fictitious busi-


Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 9/22, 9/29, 10/06 & 10/13, 2017.



business as: TRENDY HAIR CUTS, LLC 2448 S VINEYARD AVE SUITE 104 ONTARIO, CA 91761

TRENDY HAIR CUTS, LLC 2448 S VINEYARD AVE SUITE 104 ON-TARIO, CA 91761

Business is Conducted By: A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY

Began Transacting Business On: N/A


s/Yani Mungia This statement was filed with



County Clerk, s/Rhea Smith NOTICE- This fictitious busi-



STATEMENT OF WITH-DRAWAL FROM PARTNERSHIP OPERATING UNDER A FICTI-TIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE-MENT (Business and Professions Code 17923)

FBN 20170010088Fictitious Business Name of the

Partnership: WEBCOP INTERAC-TIVE SYSTEMS 7009 ARGYLE AVE HIGHLAND, CA 92404 RON-ALD A SELLERS 7009 ARGYLE AVE HIGHLAND, CA 92404

RELATED COUNTY CLERK FILING NO. 20130002419 ORIGI-NALLY FILED: 03/06/2013

Business is Conducted By: A GENERAL PARTNERSHIP



s/Ronald A. Sellers This statement was filed with



County Clerk, by DeputyNOTICE- This fictitious busi-



FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME

STATEMENT FILE NO-20170010670

The following person(s) is(are) doing business as: Trendy Hair Cuts, LLC, 2448 S Vineyard Ave Suite 104, Ontario, CA 91761, Trendy Hair Cuts, LLC, 2448 S Vineyard Ave, Ontario, CA 91761

Business is Conducted By: A Limited Liability Company


s/Yeni MenguiaThis statement was filed with



Began Transacting Business: Not Applicable

County Clerk, s/EFNOTICE- This fictitious busi-


9/22/2017, 9/29/2017, 10/6/2017,

10/13/2017 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS

NAMESTATEMENT FILE NO-

20170010190The following person(s) is(are)

doing business as: Sheppard’s Coat-ings, 835 E. D St Unit A, Ontario, CA 91764- 4015, P.O. Box 4015, Ontario, CA 91764, Edward Juarez, 835 E. D St Unit A, Ontario, CA 91764- 4015

Business is Conducted By: An Individual


s/Edward JuarezThis statement was filed with




County Clerk, s/DMMNOTICE- This fictitious busi-


9/22/2017, 9/29/2017, 10/6/2017, 10/13/2017

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS



doing business as: Intelligent Illumi-nation Labs, 9421 Feron Blvd, Bldg. 103, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730, 9421 Feron Blvd, Bldg. 103, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730, William C. Jenks, 5225 Sapphire Street, Alta Loma, CA 91701-1347



s/William C. JenksThis statement was filed with




County Clerk, s/LVNOTICE- This fictitious busi-


9/22/2017, 9/29/2017, 10/6/2017, 10/13/2017

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS



doing business as: Home and Mind Aligned, 27515 Cloverleaf Drive, Helendale, CA 92342, P.O. Box 1971, Helendale, CA 92342, Erika L Dominguez, 27515 Cloverleaf Drive, Helendale CA 92342



s/Erika L. DominguezThis statement was filed with




County Clerk, s/TMNOTICE- This fictitious busi-

ness name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county clerk. A new fictitious business name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state,

or common law (see section 14400 et. Seq. Business & Professions Code).

8/25/2017, 9/01/2017, 9/08/2017, 9/15/2017

Corrected:9/22/2017, 9/29/2017, 10/6/2017,




doing business as: JMC, 744 W Cedar St, Ontario, CA 91762, 8333 Rocking Horse Cir, Jurupa Val-ley, CA 92509, Jose Mario Calvillo Menchaca, 8633 Rocking Horse Cir, Jurupa Valley, CA 92509



s/Jose Mario Calvillo MenchacaThis statement was filed with



Began Transacting Business: 12/1/2009



8/25/2017, 9/01/2017, 9/08/2017, 9/15/2017

Corrected:9/22/2017, 9/29/2017, 10/6/2017,




doing business as: Golden State Ser-vices, 1752 E Lugonia Ave #117 - 70, Redlands, CA 92374, 1752 E Lugonia Ave #117 - 70, Redlands, CA 92373, Edwin Rivera, 1752 E Lugonia Ave #117 - 70, Redlands, CA 92374



s/Edwin RiveraThis statement was filed with




County Clerk, s/EFNOTICE- This fictitious busi-


8/25/2017, 9/01/2017, 9/08/2017, 9/15/2017

Corrected:9/22/2017, 9/29/2017, 10/6/2017,

10/13/2017


business as: ONE STOP BEAUTY 4952 HOLT AVE MONTCLAIR, CA 91763 TRAN B HUYNH 949 W AR-ROW HWY APT 3 CLAREMONT, CA 91711




S/ TRAN B HUYNH This statement was filed with



County Clerk, s/ Deputy NOTICE- This fictitious busi-



FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO-20170009989

The following person(s) is(are) doing business as: One Stop Beauty, 4952 Holt Ave, Montclair, CA 91763, Tran B Huynh, 949 W Arrow Hwy, Apt 3, Claremont, CA 91711



s/Tran B HuynhThis statement was filed with




County Clerk, s/JVNOTICE- This fictitious busi-


9/29/2017, 10/6/2017, 10/13/2017, 10/20/2017

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO-20170010774

The following person(s) is(are) doing business as: Grand Transport, 3967 San Lorenzo River Road, On-tario, CA 91781, Malkeet Singh, 3967 San Lorenzo River Road, Ontario, CA 91761



s/Malkeet SinghThis statement was filed with




County Clerk, s/GA

NOTICE- This fictitious busi-ness name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county clerk. A new fictitious business name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see section 14400 et. Seq. Business & Professions Code).

9/29/2017, 10/6/2017, 10/13/2017, 10/20/2017

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME

STATEMENT FILE NO-20170009939

The following person(s) is(are) doing business as: Shesentials, 200 E 30th Street #50, San Bernardino, CA 92404, Amerah M Sherrill, 200 E 30th Street #50, San Bernardino, CA 92404



s/Amerah M. SherrillThis statement was filed with






9/29/2017, 10/6/2017, 10/13/2017, 10/20/2017

NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF GLO-RIA DEAN FOSTER, CASE NO. PRO PS1700816

To all heirs, beneficiaries, credi-tors, and contingent creditors of and persons who may be otherwise inter-ested in the will or estate, or both of GLORIA DEAN FOSTER :

A Petition for Probate, Letters of Administration and Authorization to Administer under the Independent Administration Act has been filed by SAMUEL CHAMPION, JR. in the Superior Court of California, County of SAN BERNARDINO, requesting that SAMUEL CHAM-PION, JR. be appointed as executor and letters issue upon qualification to administer the estate of GLORIA DEAN FOSTER. The petition re-quests that the decedent’s wills and codicils be admitted to probate and full authority to administer the estate under the Independent Administra-tion of Estates Act. (This authority will allow the personal representa-tive to take many actions without obtaining court approval. Before tak-ing certain very important actions, however, the personal representative will be required to give notice to interested persons unless they have waived notice or consented to the proposed action.)

Bond will not be required be-cause the will waives bond.

The petition is set for hearing in Dept. No. S36 at SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO SAN BER-NARDINO DISTRICT – PROBATE DIVISION 247 W. 3rd STREET SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92415-0212 on NOVEMBER 14, 2017 at 08:30 AM

This case is assigned to Judge Cynthia Ludvigsen Dept S36 for all purposes and is subject to CCP 170.6(2)

Filed August 14, 2017Rosa Cervantes, DeputyIF YOU OBJECT to the grant-

ing of the petition, you should appear at the hearing and state your objec-tions or file written objections with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be in person or by your attorney.

IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent creditor of the deceased, you must file your claim with the court and mail a copy to the personal representative appointed by the court within the later of either (1) four months from the date of first issuance of letters to a general personal repre-sentative, as defined in subdivision (b) of Section 58 of the California Probate Code, or (2) 60 days from the date of mailing or personal delivery of the notice to you under Section 9052 of the California Probate Code.

YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are inter-ested in the estate, you may request special notice of the filing of an in-ventory and appraisal of estate assets or of any petition or account as pro-vided in Section 1250 of the Califor-nia Probate Code.

Attorney for Petitioner: MARY M. BADER 9227 HAVEN AV-ENUE, SUITE 368 RANCHO CU-CAMONGA, CA 91730

Telephone: (909) 945 -2775Fax: (909) [email protected] in the San Bernardino

County Sentinel October 6, 13 & 20, 2017



business as: PC&C EMBROIDERY 714 BALDWIN AVE REDLANDS, CA 92374 MARIANO E ROBLES 714 BALDWIN AVE REDLANDS, CA 92374


Began Transacting Business On: 9/01/2017


s/Mariano E. Robles This statement was filed with


Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Noticesthe County Clerk of San Bernardino on: 9/11/2017


By County Clerk, Deputy NOTICE- This fictitious busi-


Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 9/22, 9/29, 10/06, 10/13, 10/20 & 10/27, 2017.

FBN WITHDRAWAL OF PARTNERSHIP

The registered FBN No. 20170009940 was filed in San Ber-nardino County on 08/28/2017. The business name of: CUCAMONGA COUNSELING 9565 BUSINESS CENTER DR STE C RANCHO CU-CAMONGA CA 91730; RONALD ROBINSON 1718 VIA VALMONTE CIR CORONA CA 92881

BY SIGNING BELOW, I DE-CLARE THAT ALL INFORMA-TION IN THIS STATEMENT IS TRUE AND CORRECT. A regis-trant who declares as true informa-tion, which he or she knows to be false, is guilty of a crime. (B&P Code 17913). I am also aware that all in-formation on this statement becomes public record upon filing.

s/ RONALD ROBINSON This business was conducted by:

GENERAL PARTNERSHIPRelated FBN No. 20150003048

was filed in San Bernardino County on 03/16/2015 Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 09/15; 09/22; 09/29 & 10/06/2017 CNBB361735

FBN 20170009426

The following person is doing business as: ANDA 1330 S VINE PL ONTARIO, CA 91762; DA-VID A IRAHETA 1330 S VINE PL ONTARIO,CA 91762

This business is conducted by: AN INDIVIDUAL.

The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on: N/A

By signing, I declare that all information in this statement is true and correct. A registrant who de-clares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime (B&P Code 179130. I am also aware that all information on this statement becomes Public Record upon filing.

s/ DAVID A IRAHETAStatement filed with the

County Clerk of San Bernardino on 08/21/2017

I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy of the original state-ment on file in my office San Ber-nardino County Clerk By:/Deputy

Notice-This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county clerk. A new fictitious busi-ness name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see Section 14400 et seq., Business and Professions Code).

Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 09/15; 09/22; 09/29 & 10/06/2017 CNBB371701IR

FBN 20170010173 The following person is doing busi-ness as: BSP EXPRESS 17596 VINE ST FONTANA CA 92335; CARLOS E PEREZ; INGRID E SOLORZANO DE PEREZ 17596 VINE ST FON-TANA CA 92335

This business is conducted by: A MARRIED COUPLE



s/ CARLOS E PEREZ & IN-GRID E SOLORZANO DE PEREZ

Statement filed with the County Clerk of San Bernardino on 09/07/2017




FBN 20170010212 The following person is doing busi-ness as: QUICKSTOP TIRE & SMOG 871 N. MT VERNON SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92411; ART GUZMAN 196 N. MT VERNON SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410

This business is conducted by an: AN INDIVIDUAL.


By signing, I declare that all information in this statement is true and correct. A registrant who de-clares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime (B&P Code 179130. I am also

aware that all information on this statement becomes Public Record upon filing.

s/ ART GUZMANStatement filed with the




Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 09/15; 09/22; 09/29 & 10/06/2017 CNBB371703CH

FBN 20170010121 The following per-son is doing business as: VALLEY GRO 4117 N. SIERRA WAY SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92407; 5968 E. LORENA AVE FRESENO, CA 93727; VANLY VA 4117 N. SIERRA WAY SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92407




s/ VANLY VA Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010185 The following person is doing busi-ness as: DNT DISRESPECT NOT TOLERATED 1990 MESA STREET SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92407; COURTNEY D KNOWLES 1990 MESA STREET SAN BERNARDI-NO, CA 92407


The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on: N/A.


s/ COURTNEY D KNOWLES Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010178 The following person is doing busi-ness as: LONDONS HOUSE OF DESIGN 12086 CRESTFIELD CT RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91739; REYNA M ESPINOZA 12806 CRESTFIELD CT RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91739




s/ REYNA M ESPINOZA Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010014

The following person is doing busi-ness as: JACOB JOSEPH AND JA-BEZ FAMILY COUNSELING & PROFFESIONAL SERVICES 225 W. HOSPITALITY SUITE 201-D SAN BERNARDINO CA 92408; JACOB JOSEPH AND JABEZ FAMILY COUNSELING AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 13115 SPINNING AVE GARDENA CA 90249

This business is conducted by: A CORPORATION.



s/ JACOB JOSEPH AND JA-BEZ FAMILY COUNSELING AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICES





FBN 20170010071 The following person is doing busi-ness as: PRIORITY POOLS 4828 CONDOR AVE FONTANA CA 92336; MATTHEW T. CLEMENT 4828 CONDOR AVE FONTANA CA 92336

This business is conducted by : AN INDIVIDUAL.



s/ MATTHEW T. CLEMENT Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010022 The following person is doing busi-ness as: NUVISION HOLDINGS 4401 EUCALYPTUS AVE, STE 120 CHINO CA 91710; TMAX DIGITAL INC. 4401 EUCALYPTUS AVE, STE 120 CHINO CA 91710


The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on: 08/25/2017


s/ TMAX DIGITAL INC. Statement filed with the





FBN 20170009479 The following person is doing busi-ness as: RICARDO’S LANDSCAP-ING SERVICE’S 907 N. WILLOW AVE RIALTO CA 92376; RICARDO DELGADO 907 N. WILLOW AVE RIALTO CA 92376




s/ RICARDO DELGADO Statement filed with the


I hereby certify that this copy is

a correct copy of the original state-ment on file in my office San Ber-nardino County Clerk By:/Deputy



FBN 20170010005 The following person is doing busi-ness as: BAJWA TRANSPORT 16825 MARIPOSA AVE RIVER-SIDE, CA 92504; KULWINDER SINGH 16825 MARIPOSA AVE RIVERSIDE, CA 92504




s/ KULWINDER SINGH Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010065 The following person is doing busi-ness as: 909 AROMAS 2002 N AR-ROWHEAD AVE STE A SAM BER-NARDINO CA 92405; MARISELA PEREZ 2102 N ARROWHEAD AVE STE A SAN BERNARDINO CA 92405

This business is conducted by : AN INDIVIDUAL



s/ MARISELA PEREZStatement filed with the





FBN 20170010079 The following person is doing busi-ness as: ROBERTO MONTES T R A NSPORTATION;MON T ES TRANSPORTATION 7951 ETI-WANDA AVE APT 14105 RANCHO CUCAMONGA CA 91739; ROBER-TO D MONTES 7951 ETIWANDA AVE APT 14105 RANCHO CU-CAMONGA CA 91739




s/ ROBERTO D MONTES Statement filed with the County

Clerk of San Bernardino on 9/05/2017I hereby certify that this copy is




FBN 20170010077 The following person is doing busi-ness as: SANDRA’S MEXICAN FOOD & CATERING 817 RIVER-WALK DR SAN BERNARDINO CA 92408; LISA CANON BAEZA 817 RIVERWALK DR SAN BER-NARDINO CA 92408


The registrant commenced to

transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on: 09/05/2017


s/ LISA CANON BAEZA Statement filed with the




Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 09/15; 09/22; 09/29 & 10/06/2017 CNBB371714CV

FBN 20170010047 The following person is doing busi-ness as: KARE2BLOOM 10950 CHURCH ST APT 3115 RANCHO CUCAMONGA CA 91730; KAREN V FLORES 10950 CHURCH ST APT 3115 RANCHO CUCAMON-GA CA 91730




s/ KAREN V FLORES Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010080 The following person is doing busi-ness as: HOUZERZ 3400 INLAND EMPIREBLVD. STE #101 ON-TARIO, CA 91764; HOUZERZ REAL ESTATE AND LOANS 3400 INLAND EMPIRE BLVD STE 101 ONTARIO, CA 91764

This business is conducted by: A CORPORATION



s/ HOUZERZ REAL ESTATE AND LOANS





FBN 20170009977 The following person is doing busi-ness as: JURE ROOFING & SO-LAR, INC 255 N. D STREET SUITE 216 SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410; JURE ROOFING & SOLAR, INC 30615 MCLEAN STREET HIGHLAND, CA 92346




s/ JURE ROOFING & SOLAR, INC



Notice-This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county clerk. A new fictitious busi-ness name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize

the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see Section 14400 et seq., Business and Professions Code).


FBN 20170009994 The following person is doing busi-ness as: JACK’S GRILL AND BIL-LIARDS 148 S. RIVERSIDE AV-ENUE RIALTO, CA 92376; 583 N. RIVERSDE AVENUE RIALTO, CA 92376; JACQUELINE AUGUS-TINE; STACY L AUGUSTINE 583 N. RIVERSIDE AVENUE RIALTO, CA 92376




s/ JACQUELINE AUGUSTINE & STACY L AUGUSTINE





FBN 20170010001 The following person is doing busi-ness as: J R J TRUCKING 18215 SHAMROCK ST FONTANA CA 92336; JESUS RUVALCABA 18215 SHAMROCK ST FONTANA CA 92336




s/ JESUS RUVALCABA Statement filed with the




Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 09/15; 09/22; 09/29 & 10/06/2017 CNBB371719

FBN 20170010000 The following person is doing busi-ness as: FIRE CARE CONTENTS; FIRE CARE; FIRE CARE CON-TENTS CLEANING; FIRE CLEAN 1207 VIA ROMA COLTON CA 92324; FIRE CARE CONTENTS CLEANING & RESTORATION, INC 1207 VIA ROMA COLTON CA 92324

This business is conducted by : A CORPORATION .



s/ FIRE CARE CONTENTS CLEANING & RESTORATION, INC





FBN 20170010118 The following person is doing busi-ness as: NJ COMPANY 12151 14TH ST YUCAIPA CA 92399; HILLSIDE INN, LLC. 12151 14TH ST YUCAI-PA CA 92399

This business is conducted by: A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY


By signing, I declare that all information in this statement is true and correct. A registrant who de-

clares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime (B&P Code 179130. I am also aware that all information on this statement becomes Public Record upon filing.

s/ HILLSIDE INN, LLC.Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010122 The following person is doing business as: MOCARSKI DANC-ESPORT FADS MOCARSKI 13788 ROSWELL AVE. , #168 CHINO, CA 91710; MOCARSKI ENTERPRISE, LLC 13788 ROSWELL AVE STE 168 CHINO, CA 91710




s/ MOCARSKI ENTERPRISE, LLC





FBN 20170010147 The following person is doing busi-ness as: ANGEL EYES 7223 ABI-GAIL PL FONTANA CA 92336; ANGELA A CARRANZA 7223 ABIGAIL PL FONTANA CA 92336




s/ ANGELA A CARRANZA Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010117 The following person is doing busi-ness as: 1 O.A.K. JANITORIAL 35052 COMBERTON ST YUCAIPA CA 92399; URIAS GONZALEZ BERNAL 35052 COMBERTON ST YUCAIPA CA 92399




s/ URIAS GONZALEZ BER-NAL





FBN 20170010136 The following per-


Public NoticesPublic NoticesPublic NoticesPublic NoticesPublic NoticesPublic NoticesPublic Noticesson is doing business as: ON-CALL TERMITE & PEST CONTROL 324 RYAN STREET REDLANDS, CA 92374; P.O. BOX 7667 REDLANDS, CA 92375; JAVIER SALGADO; GLORIA M SALGADO 324 RYAN STREET REDLANDS, CA 92374




s/ JAVIER SALGADO & GLO-RIA M SALGADO





FBN 20170010164 The following person is doing business as: PINE HAVEN 1191 E FOOTHILL BLVD UPLAND CA 91786’ MICHAEL ELLIS 1191 E FOOTHILL BLVD UPLAND CA 91786

This business is conducted by: A TRUST



s/ MICHAEL ELLIS Statement filed with the





FBN 20170008610 The following person is doing busi-ness as: FOX PC REPAIR; BLESSED WEBSITES 34948 VICKEY WAY YUCAIPA CA 92399; VANESSA R FOX 34948 VICKEY WAY YU-CAIPA CA 92399




s/ VANESSA R FOXStatement filed with the County




Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 8/18; 08/25; 09/01 & 09/08/2017 c/ 09/15; 09/22; 09/29 & 10/06/2017 CNBB321701

FBN 20170009168 The following person is doing busi-ness as: ADAMS ELECTRICAL COMPANY 36193 PANORAMA DR YUCAIPA CA 92399; TAYLOR C ADAMS 36193 PANORAMA DR YUCAIPA CA 92399




s/ TAYLOR C ADAMS Statement filed with the



Notice-This fictitious name

statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county clerk. A new fictitious busi-ness name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see Section 14400 et seq., Business and Professions Code).


FBN 20170008638 The following per-son is doing business as: SKYLINE SERVICES 950 N. DUESENBERG DR APT 2315 ONTARIO CA 91763; ALAWAMLEH,INC. 950 N. DUE-SENBERG DR APT 2315 ONTARIO CA 91763

This business is conducted by an: A CORPORATION.



s/ ALAWAMLEH,INC.Statement filed with the County





FBN 20170008639 The following person is doing busi-ness as: TIN TILE WORKS 1223 S. WASHINGTON AVE SAN BER-NARDINO CA 92408; ARTURO MUNOZ CERVANTES 1223 S. WASHINGTON AVE SAN BER-NARDINO CA 92408

This business is conducted by an: INDIVIDUAL.



s/ ARTURO MUNOZ CER-VANTES





FBN 20170008627 The following person is doing business as: EVE & ADAM 10722 ARROW RTE 716 RANCHO CUCAMONGA CA 91730; ENOH S UDOFFIA 10808 FOOTHILL BLVD 160-810 RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730




s/ ENOH S UDOFFIAStatement filed with the County




Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 8/18; 08/25; 09/01 & 09/08/2017. c/ 09/15; 09/22; 09/29 & 10/06/2017 CNBB321705

FBN 20170008618 The following person is doing busi-ness as: ASISERA TRUCKING 10752 MESA ST VICTORVILLE CA 92392; NEREYDA M AVALOS 10752 MESA ST VICTORVILLE CA 92392




s/ NEREYDA M AVALOSStatement filed with the County





FBN 20170008637 The following person is doing busi-ness as: E. LOPEZ TRUCKING 8870 WILLIAMS RD FONTANA, CA 92335; EFRAIN LOPEZ 8870 WIL-LIAMS RD FONTANA, CA 92335




s/ EFRAIN LOPEZ Statement filed with the County





FBN 20170008576 The following person is doing busi-ness as: B.A.T. CULTIVATION COLLECTIVE INCORPORATED 1298 GARNET AVE MENTONE CA 92359; B.A.T. CULTIVATION COLLECTIVE INCORPORATED 1298 GARNET AVE MENTONE CA 92359




s/ B.A.T. CULTIVATION COL-LECTIVE INCORPORATED




Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 8/18; 08/25; 09/01 & 09/08/2017. c/ 09/15; 09/22; 09/29 & 10/06/2017 311708

FBN 20170008556 The following person is doing busi-ness as: MOTEL 6 777 WEST 6TH ST SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410; AVIYA HOSPITALITY INC 11734 E IMPERIAL HWY NORWALK, CA 90650




s/ AVIYA HOSPIALITY INC Statement filed with the County




Published in the San Bernardino

County Sentinel 8/18; 08/25; 09/01 & 09/08/2017. c/ 09/15; 09/22; 09/29 & 10/06/2017 CNBB321709

FBN 20170008579 The following person is doing busi-ness as: 504 CONNECTIONS 14689 VALLEY CENTER DR. SUITE E103 VICTORVILLE CA 92395; NELSON A LOPEZ MURILLO 21495 NATIONAL TRAILS HWY ORO GRANDE CA 92368




s/ NELSON A LOPEZ MU-RILLO





FBN 20170008593 The following person is doing busi-ness as: TUBS N ISLANDS 8250 VINEYARD AVE #106 RANCHO CUCAMONGA CA 91730; ROBERT D RISHEL 8250 VINEYARD AVE #106 RANCHO CUCAMONGA CA 91730




s/ ROBERT D RISHELStatement filed with the County





FBN 20170008848 The following person is doing busi-ness as: 4 R BEEF CUSTOM BEEF 2884 LIVE OAK CANYON RD REDLANDS CA 92373; WALTER A REED; SHANNON F REED 2884 LIVE OAK CANYON RD RED-LANDS CA 92373

This business is conducted by an: A MARRIED COUPLE.



s/ WALTER A REED; SHAN-NON F REED





FBN 20170008850 The following person is doing busi-ness as: DIAMOND CUT POL-ISHING 7698 SUN PETAL CT FONTANA CA 92336; TONY HER-RERA 7968 SUN PETAL CT FON-TANA CA 92336




s/ TONY HERRERA





FBN 20170008835 The following person is doing busi-ness as: ALL STAR BURGERS CAFÉ 55692 29 PALMS HIGH-WAY YUCCA VALLEY CA 92284; ZEFERINO AUISPURO-MOLINA 69175 CONVERSE RD APT 107 CATHEDRAL CITY CA 92234




s/ ZEFERINO AUISPURO- MOLINA





FBN 20170008758 The following person is doing busi-ness as: BLESSING IN THE SKY LIVING 2277 N. FOREST AVE RI-ALTO CA 92377; LINDA I FIELDS-PAUL 2277 N. FOREST AVE RI-ALTO CA 92377




s/ LINDA I FIELDS-PAULStatement filed with the





FBN 20170008755 The following person is doing busi-ness as: PIZZA XPRESS 1556 OR-ANGE ST REDLANDS, CA 92374; BASEM R GATAS 7771 UNICORN WAY HIGHLAND, CA 92346




s/ BASEM R GATAS Statement filed with the





FBN 20170008765 The following person is doing busi-ness as: KLEAN SOLAR 9842 STEAMBOAT DR. MONTCLAIR

CA 91763; SHAUN K MEDLIN 9842 STAMBOAT DR. MONTCLAIR CA 91763




s/ SHAUN K MEDLIN Statement filed with the





FBN 20170008770 The following person is doing busi-ness as: MOBILE TRACTOR & TRUCK REPAIR 13041 S CAMPUS AVE ONTARIO CA 91761; RUM-ALDO FLORES MATUTE 13041 S CAMPUS AVE ONTARIO CA 91761




s/ RUMALDO FLORES MA-TUTE





FBN 20170008797 The following person is doing busi-ness as: DEE’S AND GRIS STYLES 735 E FOOTHILL BLVD #F RI-ALTO CA 92376; MARIA GARCIA 185 W MERRIL AVE RIALTO CA 92376; DIANA PINA 304 N SYCA-MORE AVE RIALTO CA 92376

This business is conducted by an: A GENERAL PARTNERSHIP.



s/ MARIA GARCIA; DIANA PINA





FBN 20170008749 The following person is doing busi-ness as: ALABI BUKKY 855 S. CITRUS AVE APT 125 AZUSA CA 91702; AYOBUKOLA O ALABI 855 S. CITRUS AVE APT 125 AZUSA CA 91702




s/ AYOBUKOLA O ALABIStatement filed with the





FBN 20170008743 The following person is doing busi-ness as: AAMCO TRANSMIS-SIONS 365 N. WATERMAN AVE SAN BERNARDINO CA 92410; MWB SERVICES LLC 5390 RIV-ERSIDE DRIVE CHINO, CA 90710

This business is conducted by an: A LIMITED LIABILITY COM-PANY.



s/ MWB SERVICES LLCStatement filed with the





FBN 20170008768 The following person is doing busi-ness as: SCAFFOLD PLUS 2700 SE-CURITY AVE COLTON, CA 92324; 6142 SEABORN ST LAKEWOOD, CA 90713; MELANIE PACHECO 6142 SEABORN ST LAKEWOOD, CA 90713




s/ MELANIE PACHECOStatement filed with the County





FBN 20170008760 The following person is doing busi-ness as: WGP 999 N. WATERMAN AVENUE #C-15 SAN BERNARDI-NO CA 92410; JAY HONG 6545 BARRANCA DRIVE RIVERSIDE, CA 92410




s/ JAY HONG Statement filed with the





FBN 20170008779 The following person is doing busi-ness as: GERMAN AND JAPANESE AUTO PRO 825 N CENTRAL AVE E UPLAND CA 91786; ROCSVA CORPORATION 7341 SPINDLE-WOOD DR CORONA CA 92880


The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above

Public NoticesPublic NoticesPublic NoticesPublic NoticesPublic NoticesPublic NoticesPublic Notices


on: N/ABy signing, I declare that all

information in this statement is true and correct. A registrant who de-clares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime (B&P Code 179130. I am also aware that all information on this statement becomes Public Record upon filing.

s/ ROCSVA CORPORATION Statement filed with the





FBN 20170008812 The following person is doing busi-ness as: WOLF WRITERS; THE SHEEP’S CAFÉ; TWIN TOWN CREATIONS 24320 BERNARD DR CRESTLINE, CA 92325’ PO BOX 4333 CRESTLINE, CA 92325; MI-CHAEL A GIBSON; GINA A OLI-VERI 24320 BERNARD DR CRES-TLINE, CA 92325




s/ MICHAEL A GIBSON; GINA A OLIVERI





FBN 20170008746 The following person is doing business as: BLACKSTONE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 8885 HAVEN AVE, SUITE 200 RAN-CHO CUCAMONGA CA 91730; BLACKSTONE REALTY 8885 HA-VEN AVE, SUITE 200 RANCHO CUCAMONGA CA 91730




s/ BLACKSTONE REALTY Statement filed with the

County Clerk of San Bernardino on

08/02/2017I hereby certify that this copy is




FBN 20170008722 The following person is doing busi-ness as: ALAN’S PAINT SHOP 12511 JAMESTOWN PL CHINO CA 91710; ALAN A CONTRERAS 12511 JAMESTOWN PL CHINO CA 91710




s/ ALAN A CONTRERASStatement filed with the





FBN 20170008750 The following person is doing busi-ness as: BETETA’S TRANSPOR-TATION 14396 ARROW BLVD FONTANA CA 92335; MANUEL M BETETA 14396 ARROW BLVD FONTANA CA 92335




s/ MANUEL M BETETAStatement filed with the





FBN 20170008720 The following person is doing busi-ness as: HAIR CREATIONS 5768 RIVERSIDE DR. CHINO CA 91710; CONSUELO GRANADOS 14119 MANDEVILLE CT. CORONA, CA 92880




s/ CONSUELO GRANADOS Statement filed with the





FBN 20170008687 The following person is doing busi-ness as: MARISCOS DEL PACI-FICO 17500 FOOTHILL BLVD SPC A6A FONTANA CA 92335; DEL PACIFICO CORPORATION 17500 FOOTHILL BLVD SPC A6A FON-TANA CA 92335




s/ DEL PACIFICO CORPORA-TION





FBN 20170008685 The following person is doing busi-ness as: MARISCOS DEL PACI-FICO (UN RINCONCITO SINA-LOENSE) 17500 FOOTHILL BLVD SPC A6A FONTANA CA 92335; DEL PACFICO CORPORATION 17500 FOOTHILL BLVD SPC A6A FONTANA CA 92335


The registrant commenced to

transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on: N/A


s/ DEL PACIFICO CORPORA-TION





FBN 20170008651 The following person is doing busi-ness as: MATCH PLAY TENNIS ACADEMY 1749 GARDEN ST REDLANDS, CA 92373; P.O. BOX 1053 REDLANDS, CA 92373; GA-BRIEL B JACOB 1749 GARDEN ST REDLANDS. CA 92373




s/ GABRIEL B JACOB Statement filed with the

County Clerk of San Bernardino on 08/012017




FBN 20170008665 The following person is doing busi-ness as: YUCAIPA POOL SERVICE; HIGHLAND POOL SERVICE 33848 AVE G #14 YUCAIPA CA 92399; GARY B AMPARAN 33848 AVE G #14 YUCAIPA CA 92399




s/ GARY B AMPARANStatement filed with the





FBN 20170008659 The following person is doing busi-ness as: AMERICANS TRAVEL 209 W FRANCIS ST ONTARIO, CA 91762; BIBIANA DAVIS 209 W FRANCIS ST ONTARIO, CA 91762




s/ BIBIANA DAVISStatement filed with the



Notice-This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county clerk. A new fictitious busi-ness name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the

rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see Section 14400 et seq., Business and Professions Code).


FBN 20170008684 The following person is doing busi-ness as: VERSATILE DELIVER-IES 2731 SECURITY AVE. LOT B COLTON CA 92324; ANNA M SANTOS 2731 SECURITY AVE. LOT B COLTON CA 92324




s/ ANNA M SANTOS Statement filed with the





FBN 20170008653 The following person is doing busi-ness as: REDLANDS YOUTH TENNIS 1749 GARDEN ST RED-LANDS, CA 92373; P.O. BOX 1053 REDLANDS, CA 92373; GABRIEL B JACOB 1749 GARDEN ST RED-LANDS, CA 92373




s/ GABRIEL B JACOBStatement filed with the





FBN 20170008695 The following person is doing business as: DAN123YAL TOYS+ 5198 COOPER CT. RAN-CHO CUCAMONGA CA 91739; DEBRA A QURESHI; KHURRAM S QURESHI 5198 COOPER CT. RANCHO CUCAMONGA CA 91739




s/ DEBRA A QURESHI; KHURRAM S QURESHI





FBN 20170008679 The following person is doing busi-ness as: CHAVEZ TRANSPORT 15777 MESA ST HESPERIA CA 92345; LUIS E CHAVEZ 15777 MESA ST HESPERIA CA 92345



By signing, I declare that all information in this statement is true and correct. A registrant who de-clares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime (B&P Code 179130. I am also aware that all information on this

statement becomes Public Record upon filing.

s/ LUIS E CHAVEZStatement filed with the





FBN 20170008008The following person is doing

business as: RIPPLE THEATRE REDLANDS, 32 S EUREKA ST REDLANDS, CA 92373, SANDRA L STARK, 32 S EUREKA ST RED-LANDS, CA 92373




s/ SANDRA L STARKStatement filed with the County




Published in the San Bernardi-no County Sentinel 7/21, 7/28, 8/4, 8/11, 2017. c/ 09/15; 09/22; 09/29 & 10/06/2017 291721


business as: LA MICHOACANA PREMIER, 570 S. MT. VERNON SUITE F SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410, LA MICHOACANA PRE-MIER, INC. 570 S. MT VERNON SUITE F SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410




s/ LA MICHOACANA Statement filed with the County







business as: AT&T AUTHORIZED RETAILER #2199 58709 TWEN-TY-NINE PALMS HWY SUITE B YUCCA VALLEY, CA 92284

Mailing Address: 625 WEST-PORT PKWY – LICENSING DEPT GRAPEVINE, TEXAS 76051

SPRING COMMUNICATIONS HOLDING, INC. WHICH WILL DO BUSINESS IN CALIFORNIA AS SC SPRING COMMUNCIATIONS HOLDING, INC. 625 WESTPORT PARKWAY GRAPEVINE, TEXAS 76051

Business is Conducted By: A CORPORATION



s/TROY CRAWFORD This statement was filed with



County Clerk, s/ Deputy NOTICE- This fictitious busi-

ness name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county clerk. A new fictitious business name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state

of a fictitious name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see section 14400 et. Seq. Business & Professions Code).



business as: RAUL DIESEL RE-PAIR 9722 PLACER ST RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730, RAUL N RAMIREZ, 9722 PLACER ST RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730




s/ RAUL N RAMIREZStatement filed with the County





FBN 20170010036

The following per-son is doing business as: DIRECT CONSUMER SOLUTIONS 2255 CAHUILLS STREET #71 COLTON, CA 92324; JORGE C JIMENEZ 2255 CAHUILLA STREET #71 COLTON, CA 92324




s/ JORGE C JIMENEZ Statement filed with the




Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 09/22; 09/29; 10/06 &10/13/2017 CNBB381701CH

FBN 20170010371 The following person is doing busi-ness as: CLEAR BOOKS 1325 E CITRUS AVE #3A REDLANDS, CA 92374; SAURABH BAKSHI 1325 E CITRUS #3A REDLANDS, CA 92374




s/ SAURABH BAKSHIStatement filed with the





FBN 20170010373 The following person is doing busi-ness as: TAYLOR MAINTENANCE 3072 BELLE ST SAN BERNARDI-NO CA 92404; LUKE M TAYLOR 3072 BELLE ST SAN BERNARDI-NO CA 92404



By signing, I declare that all information in this statement is true and correct. A registrant who de-clares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime (B&P Code 179130. I am also aware that all information on this statement becomes Public Record


Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Noticesupon filing.

s/ LUKE M TAYLOR Statement filed with the




Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 09/22; 09/29; 10/06 &10/13/2017 CNBB381703MT

FBN 20170010348 The following person is doing busi-ness as: EVEREST MOMO’S 201 CARRIE LN # A201 REDLANDS CA 92373; SHARMILA KATTEL 201 CARRIE LN #A201 RED-LANDS CA 92373




s/ SHARMILA KATTEL Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010345 The following person is doing busi-ness as: LA MEXICANA RESTAU-RANTE 31608 YUCAIPA BLVD #3 YUCAIPA, CA 92399; 31759 AV-ENUE E #112 YUCAIPA, CA 92399; JOSEFINA PARRA 31759 AVENUE E #112 YUCAIPA, CA 92399




s/ JOSEFINA PARRA Statement filed with the




Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 09/22; 09/29; 10/06 &10/13/2017 CNBB381705IR

FBN 20170010338 The following person is doing busi-ness as: PRIVERA 23170 VISTA GRANDE GRAND TERRACE, CA 92312; 7056 ARCHIBALD AVE 102-454 CORONA, CA 92880; P RIVERA 23170 VISTA GRANDE GRAND TERRACE, CA 92313




s/ P RIVERA Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010280 The following person is doing busi-ness as: GOTYOGA PLUS 5558 CA-PELLA PL RANCHO CUCAMON-GA, CA 91739; BRUCE WHITE 5558 CAPELLA PL RANCHO CU-

CAMONGA, CA 91739This business is conducted by:

AN INDIVIDUAL.The registrant commenced to



s/ BRUCE WHITE Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010283 The following person is doing busi-ness as: L&LC ENTERPRISES 28743 FOX TAIL WAY HIGH-LAND, CA 92346; LUIS CARDE-NAS 28743 FOX TAIL WAY HIGH-LAND, CA 92346




s/ LUIS CARDENAS Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010309 The following person is doing busi-ness as: LUPITA SHOES 12345 MOUNTAIN AVE STE B CHINO CA 91710;MIGUEL FLORES RA-MOS 12345 MOUNTAIN AVE STE B CHINO CA 91710




s/ MIGUEL FLORES RAMOS Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010312 The following person is doing busi-ness as: THE BARBERSHOP RC 9090 MILLIKEN AVE #110 RAN-CHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730; RAMIRO I CARDENAS 1044 N TURNER AVE #205 ONTARIO, CA 91764




s/ RAMIRO I CARDENAS Statement filed with the



Notice-This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county clerk. A new fictitious busi-ness name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this

statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see Section 14400 et seq., Business and Professions Code).


FBN 20170010318 The following person is doing busi-ness as: RIGHTCAR DEAL 2416 3RD STREET HIGHLAND, CA 92346; 11755 MALAGAR DR #1043 RANCHO CUCMONGA, CA 91730; MARCEL L MPIANA 11755 MALAGA DR #1043 RANCHO CU-CAMONGA, CA 91730




s/ MARCEL L MPIANA Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010310 The following person is doing busi-ness as: THE ENGLISH WINDOW CLEANER 12345 MOUNTAIN AVE STE N191 CHINO CA 91710; STEVEN R CROXFORD 12345 MOUNTAIN AVE STE N191 CHI-NO CA 91710




s/ STEVEN R CROXFORDStatement filed with the





FBN 20170010307 The following person is doing business as: AUTO BODY 2000 9377 9TH ST RANCHO CU-CAMONGA, CA 91730-4570; ISSA Y KHAROUFEH 15484 PAINTER DR CHINO HILLS, CA 91709




s/ ISSA Y KHAROUFEHStatement filed with the County





FBN 20170010286 The following person is doing busi-ness as: GUARANTEED WIND-SHIELD REPAIR 26388 MARGAR-ITA LN LOMA LINDA CA 92354; ALICIA LENTZ 26388 MARGAR-ITA LN LOMA LINDA CA 92354



By signing, I declare that all information in this statement is true and correct. A registrant who de-clares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime (B&P Code 179130. I am also aware that all information on this statement becomes Public Record

upon filing. s/ ALICIA LENTZ Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010289 The following person is doing busi-ness as: SMOKING ALIEN PRO-DUCTIONS 1446 FAIRVIEW AVE COLTON, CA 92324; ALEK B GEARHART 1446 FAIRVIEW AVE COLTON, CA 92324




s/ ALEK B GEARHART Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010301 The following person is doing

business as: BEAR VALLEY TIRE AND AUTO 16559 BEAR VALLEY RD HESPERIA CA 92345; 16333 GREENTREE BLVD PO BOX 131 VICTORVILLE CA 92393; MARI-POSA TIRE AND AUTO, LLC 12011 MARIPOSA RD STE A HES-PERIA CA 92345




s/ MARIPOSA TIRE AND AUTO

Statement filed with the County Clerk of San Bernardino on 09/11/2017 I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy of the original statement on file in my office San Bernardino County Clerk By:/Deputy



FBN 20170010167 The following person is doing busi-ness as: POSADAS TRUCKING 8607 COMET ST RANCHO CU-CAMONGA, CA 91730; P.O. BOX 2845 RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91729; CESAR POSADA 8607 COMET ST RANCHO CUCAMON-GA, CA 91730




s/ CESAR POSADA Statement filed with the




Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 09/15; 09/22; 09/29 & 10/06/2017 CNBB381717MT

FBN 20170010245 The following per-son is doing business as: SUMMER DAY SPA 624 WEST 4TH STREET SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410; 24930 WASHINGTON AVE. #125 MURIETTA, CA 92564; MARK J BACHER 24930 WASHINGTON AVE. #125 MURRIETA, CA 92564




s/ MARK J BACHER Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010254 The following person is doing busi-ness as: D & R ELECTRONIX CELL PHONE REPAIRS-REDLANDS 414 TENNESSEE ST. SUITE R RED-LANDS CA 92373; JORDAN K WILLIAMS 414 TENNESSEE ST. SUITE R REDLANDS CA 92373




s/ JORDAN K WILLIAMS Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010237 The following person is doing busi-ness as: DAT PRINTING 15835 ROCK POINT LANE FONTANA CA 92336; DO ALL THINGS PRINTING, LLC 15835 ROCK POINT LANE FONTANA CA 92336

This business is conducted by : A LIMITED LIABILITY COM-PANY



s/ DO ALL THINGS PRINT-ING, LLC





FBN 20170010263 The following person is doing busi-ness as: TAYLOR FIT 7118 SUN-SET LANE HIGHLAND CA 92346; LARON P TAYLOR II 7118 SUN-SET LANE HIGHLAND CA 92346




s/ LARON P TAYLOR IIStatement filed with the


I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy of the original state-ment on file in my office San Ber-

nardino County Clerk By:/DeputyNotice-This fictitious name



FBN 20170010243 The following person is doing busi-ness as: CANOLA’S NATURE PHO-TOGRAPHY 2527 TAHOE DRIVE ONTARIO, CA 91761; PEDRO F CANOLA 2527 TAHOE DRIVE ONTARIO, CA 91761




s/ PEDRO F CANOLA Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010253 The following person is doing busi-ness as: JJ ESQUER TRUCKING 8984 JUNIPER AVE APT B FON-TANA CA 92335; MARIO ESQUER 8984 JUNIPER AVE APT B FON-TANA CA 92335




s/ MARIO ESQUER Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010407 The following person is doing busi-ness as: DAGGAR 15112 DANDE-LION LN FONTANA CA 92336; KRISTINA L STRUB 15112 DAN-DELION LN FONTANA CA 92336




s/ KRISTINA L STRUB Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010409 The following person is doing busi-ness as: CALIFORNIA HAIR-CUTTERS PLUS; CALIFORNIA HAIRCUTTERS; MEDICATED BARBERS; BEER & CHEERS; CALIFORNIA DOG WASH 4541 PHILADELPHIA ST. #C100 CHINO CA 91710; 11100 BACKWOOD ST FONTANA CA 92337; VICTORIA INVESTMENT ENTERPRISES, INC. 440 S. BROADWAY, G-8 LOS ANGELES CA 92337


The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious

business name or names listed above on: N/A


s/ VICTORIA INVESTMENT ENTERPRISES, INC.





FBN 20170010418 The following person is doing business as: ALL CITIES PARTY RENTALS 16687 ARROW BLVD SUITE #200 FONTANA CA 92335; ALL CITIES PARTY RENT-ALS, INC 9616 FONTANA AVE #B FONTANA CA 92335




s/ ALL CITIES PARTY RENT-ALS, INC




Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 09/22; 09/29; 10/06 &10/13/2017 CNBB381726

FBN 20170010422 The following person is doing busi-ness as: BEVIVA FOODS 990 W 25TH ST UPLAND CA 91784; BEVIVA MARKETING LLC 990 W 25TH ST UPLAND CA 91784

This business is conducted by an: A LIMITED LIABILITY COM-PANY



s/ BEVIVA MARKETIN LLC Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010398 The following person is doing busi-ness as: BUILD THE THRONE 3303 S ARCHIBALD AVE APT 184 ON-TARIO, CA 91761; JOHNATHAN M DEL RIO 3303 S. ARCHIBALD AVE APT 184 ONTARIO, CA 91761; ESTEBAN A DEL RIO 7016 ELM AVE SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92404; ALAN ARREOLA 5494 JESSE DR SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92407; ANGEL ARREOLA 5494 JESSE DR SAN BERNARDI-NO, CA 92407; MARLON DEL RIO 2270 CAHUILLA APT 128 COLTON, CA 92324

This business is conducted by an: A GENERAL PARTNERSHIP.



s/ JOHNATHAN M DEL RIO; ESTEBAN A DEL RIO; ALAN ARREOLA; ANGEL ARREOLA & MARLON DEL RIO


I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy of the original state-ment on file in my office San Ber-



nardino County Clerk By:/DeputyNotice-This fictitious name



FBN 20170010435 The following person is doing business as: ST. MARY FAMILY DENTISTRY 7270 VIC-TORIA PARK LANE #3A RAN-CHO CUCAMONGA CA 91739; SONIA B. MIKHAILDENTAL CORPORATION 7270 VICTORIA PARK LANE #3A RANCHO CU-CAMONGA CA 91739




s/ SONIA B. MIKHAILDEN-TAL CORPORATION





FBN 20170010384 The following person is doing busi-ness as: SG MOTORS 13490 CEN-TRAL AVE SUITE C CHINO CA 91710; SASAN G SOULGHANI 37053 CHERRY ST SUITE 201B NEWARK CA 94560




s/ SASAN G SOULGHANI Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010385 The following person is doing busi-ness as: MBA AUTO EMARKET-ING 6600 JURUPA AVE SUITE 214A RIVERSIDE CA 92504; ARNIKA INC. 13490 CENTRAL AVE CHINO CA 91710

This business is conducted by an: A CORPORATION



s/ ARNIKA INC.Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010414 The following person is doing busi-ness as: ROCKY XT3 1361 N. VINE-YARD AVE ONTARIO CA 91764; ELMER R SEVILLANO 1361 N. VINEYARD AVE ONTARIO CA 91764


The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above

on: 05/09/2017By signing, I declare that all

information in this statement is true and correct. A registrant who de-clares as true information which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime (B&P Code 179130. I am also aware that all information on this statement becomes Public Record upon filing.

s/ ELMER R SEVILLANOStatement filed with the





FBN 20170010419 The following person is doing busi-ness as: ORGLEZ ROAD SERVICE 16036 SLOVER AVE FONTANA CA 92337; LUIS F OROZCO GON-ZALEZ 16036 SLOVER AVE FON-TANA CA 92337




s/ LUIS F OROZCO GONZA-LEZ





FBN 20170010421 The following person is doing busi-ness as: ANGEL SNACK 1017 N. PALM AVE RIALTO CA 92376; OLGA ANGEL 1017 N. PALM AVE RIALTO CA 92376

This business is conducted by an: AN INDIVIDUAL



s/ OLGA ANGEL Statement filed with the




Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 09/22; 09/29; 10/06 &10/13/2017 CNBB321734

FBN 20170010450 The following person is doing busi-ness as: CARNITAS MICHOA-CAN #1 1136 N MT VERNON AVE SPACE #306 SAN BERNARDINO CA 92411; ALEJANDRO MANZO-OYNICK 1136 N MT VERNON AVE SPAVE #306




s/ ALEJANDRO MANZO-OYNICK



Notice-This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county clerk. A new fictitious busi-ness name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see Section 14400 et

seq., Business and Professions Code). Published in the San Bernardino

County Sentinel 09/22; 09/29; 10/06 &10/13/2017 CNBB381735IR

FBN 20170010335 The following person is doing busi-ness as: ARDEN DIGITAL 2895 W FAIRVIEW DR RIALTO CA 92377; ARDEN DIGITAL LLC 2895 W FAIRVIEW DR RIALTO CA 92377

This business is conducted by an: A LIMITED LIABILITY COM-PANY



s/ ARDEN DIGITAL LLC Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010367 The following person is doing busi-ness as: AVAIL ENGINEERING 591 E VALLEY BLVD COLTON CA 92324; GERALD M BREY 1229 CAMERON ST BEAUMONT CA 92223




s/ GERALD M BREY Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010540 The following person is doing busi-ness as: NEW HOPE TRANSPORT 9924 CAROB AVENUE FON-TANA, CA 92335; GRACIELA M ZAMBRANO 9924 CAROB AV-ENUE FONTANA, CA 92335; EUN T CHUNG 724 PENDIO IRVINE, CA92620

This business is conducted by: A GENERAL PARTNERSHIP.



s/ GRACIELA M ZAMBRA-NO; EUN T CHUNG





FBN 20170010559 The following person is doing busi-ness as: RUKUN TONSEA USA 3152 PARK VISTA DRIVE RIALTO CA 92376; EVIE A LENGKONG 3152 PARK VISTA DRIVE RIALTO CA 92376




s/ EVIE A LENGKONG





FBN 20170010550 The following person is doing busi-ness as: CARTIER DETAILING 10578 OLEANDER AVE FON-TANA CA 92337; STEVE C CER-VANTES 10578 OLEANDER AVE FOTANA CA 92337




s/ STEVE C CERVANTES Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010545 The following person is doing busi-ness as: OLUA INSURANCE SER-VICES 14156 AMARGOSA ROAD, SUITE F. VICTORVILLE CA 92392; CAL-MEX LATINO SER-VICES, INC 14156 AMARGOSA ROAD, SUITE F. VICTORVILLE CA 92392




s/ CAL-MEX LATINO SER-VICES, INC





FBN 20170010478 The following person is doing busi-ness as: NEO’S BUILDING SER-VICES 4977 FAIRWAY BLVD CHINO HILLS CA 91709; NEO’S BUILDING SERVICES 4977 FAIR-WAY BLVD CHINO HILLS CA 91709




s/ NEO’S BUILDING SER-VICES





FBN 20170010590 The following person is doing busi-ness as: TRI-CITY GLASS 2044 E. FOOTHILL BLVD SAN BER-NARDINO CA 92410; GLASS OF AMERICA, INC. 2044 E. FOOT-

HILL BLVD SAN BERNARDINO CA 92410




s/ GLASS OF AMERICA, INC.Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010457

The following person is doing business as: COMMER-CIAL GAS EQUIPMENT SERVICE 49-900 MATZENE DR. MORONGO VALLEY CA 92256; STEPHEN K. DUARTE 49-900 MATZENE DR. MORONGO VALLEY CA 92256




s/ STEPHEN K. DUARTE Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010463 The following person is doing busi-ness as: ARNESSA’S NEW SAD-ITY WIG CAP ORIGINALS 7426 CHERRY AVE STE 210 FONTANA CA 92336; 14083 MARBELLA ST FONTANA CA 92336; ARNESSA C HOLIDAY 14083 MARBELLA ST FONTANA CA 92336




s/ ARNESSA C HOLIDAY Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010680 The following person is doing busi-ness as: TEAM FRIGHT TRANS-PORT 15222 LILAC ST HESPERIA CA 92345; HUMBERTO C JOVEL; JOSE A RAMIREZ 15222 LILAC ST HESPERIA CA 92345

This business is conducted by: A GENERAL PARTNERSHIP



s/ HUMBERTO C JOVEL; JOSE A RAMIREZ



Notice-This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the

county clerk. A new fictitious busi-ness name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see Section 14400 et seq., Business and Professions Code).


FBN 20170010684 The following person is doing busi-ness as: IMPACTO LEGAL 525 NORTH CENTRAL AVE UNIT 6A UPLAND CA 91786; TERESITA M GARCIA 525 NORTH CENTRAL AVE UNIT 6A UPLAND CA 91786




s/ TERESITA M GARCIA Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010693 The following person is doing busi-ness as: CHAPAROSA STORAGE 25373 CHAPAROSA APPLE VAL-LEY CA 92308; PO BOX 9264 SAN BERNARDINO CA 92427; FARAH J HENDRIX 5931 LAKE DR ANGE-LUS OAKS CA 92305




s/ FARAH J HENDRIX Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010705 The following person is doing busi-ness as: G.O.A.T INSTALLATION SERVICES 17923 ARROW BLVD. APT 403 FONTANA CA 92335; BRADEN MILIANI 17923 AR-ROW BLVD. APT 403 FONTAA CA 92335




s/ BRADEN MILIANIStatement filed with the





FBN 20170010692 The following person is doing busi-ness as: HAZMAT HELP ENVI-RONMENTAL SOLUTIONS 829 SMOKEWOOD ST COLTON CA 92324; SARAH K AMICK 829 SMOKEWOOD ST COLTON CA 92324



By signing, I declare that all information in this statement is true and correct. A registrant who de-clares as true information which he

or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime (B&P Code 179130. I am also aware that all information on this statement becomes Public Record upon filing.

s/ SARAH K AMICK Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010626 The following person is doing busi-ness as: MOUNTAINTOP CABIN RENTALS 31479 DEERLICK LN. RUNNING SPRINGS, CA 92382; P.O. BOX 783 RUNNING SPRINGS, CA 92382-0783; JO BETH GER-ALDSON 31479 DEERLICK LN. RUNNING SPRINGS, CA 92382




s/ JO BETH GERALDSONStatement filed with the





FBN 20170010622 The following person is doing busi-ness as: CASINO TIME! 852 W. PHILADELPHIA ST. ONTARIO, CA 91762; ROLANDO DE LA NUEZ; SARA ECHEA 852 W. PHILADELPHIA ST. ONTARIO, CA 91762

This business is conducted by: COPARTNERS.



s/ ROLANDO DE LA NUEZ; SARA ECHEA





FBN 20170010615 The following person is doing busi-ness as: HOME CLEANING SUP-PLY 9773 SIERRA AVE UNIT D4-A FONTANA CA 92335; LUCIA VAZQUEZ-ALVAREZ 9773 SI-ERRA AVE UNIT D4-A FONTANA CA 92335




s/ LUCIA VAZQUEZ-ALVA-REZ





Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices


FBN 20170010617 The following person is doing busi-ness as: SAR POOL AND SPA PLASTERING 12923 CALIFOR-NIA ST YUCAIPA CA 92399; SALVADOR A RODRIGUEZ 12923 CALIFORNIA ST YUCAIPA CA 92399




s/ SALVADOR A RODRIGUEZ Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010663 The following person is doing busi-ness as: PRANA BATHS 14280 SI-ERRA GRANDE ST ADELANTO, CA 92301; SARAI A ENRIQUEZ; RAFAEL C ENRIQUEZ 14280 SI-ERRA GRANDE ST ADELANTO, CA 92301




s/ SARAI A ENRIQUEZ; RA-FAEL C ENRIQUEZ



Notice-This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county clerk. A new fictitious busi-ness name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state,

or common law (see Section 14400 et seq., Business and Professions Code).


FBN 20170010650 The following person is doing busi-ness as: DIVINE ENERGY DANCE & FITNESS 7860 MANGO AVE FONTANA CA 92336; LAREINA WHATLEY 7860 MANGO AVE FONTANA CA 92336




s/ LAREINA WHATLEY Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010651 The following person is doing busi-ness as: GLAMKIDSJEWLRY 6523 BLANCHARD AVE FONTANA CA 92336; LAREINA WHAT-LEY; WENDI WHATLEY 6523 BLANCHARD AVE FONTANA CA 92336

This business is conducted by : A GENERAL PARTNERSHIP



s/ LAREINA WHATLEY; WENDI WHATLEY



Notice-This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county clerk. A new fictitious busi-ness name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see Section 14400 et

seq., Business and Professions Code). Published in the San Bernardino

County Sentinel 09/29; 10/06; 10/13 & 10/20/2017 CNBB391720CH

FBN 20170010603 The following person is doing busi-ness as: FRESHIUS CATERING 30183 FRONTERA DEL SUR HIGHLAND CA 92346; CHRIS-TIAN HAYEK 30183 FRONTERA DEL SUR HIGHLAND CA 92346; CHARBEL HAYEK 30183 FRON-TERA DEL SUR HIGHLAND CA 92346

This business is conducted by: A GENERAL PARTNERSHIP



s/ CHRISTIAN HAYEK; CHARBEL HAYEK





FBN 20170010600 The following person is doing busi-ness as: REPUBLIC SERVICES 521 N OAKDALE AVE RIALTO CA 92376; KEARA TERRELL 521 N OAKDALE AVE RIALTO CA 92376




s/ KEARA TERRELL Statement filed with the



Notice-This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county clerk. A new fictitious busi-ness name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the

rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see Section 14400 et seq., Business and Professions Code).


FBN 20170010566 The following person is doing busi-ness as: DIVINE FAVOR INTER-NATIONAL MINISTRIES 14189 E. FOOTHILL BLVD STE 102 FON-TANA, CA 92335; PO BOX 2721 CORONA, CA 92878; ANEESHA M ROSS 14189 E. FOOTHILL BLVD STE 102 FONTANA, CA 92335




s/ ANEESHA M ROSS Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010574 The following person is doing busi-ness as: BYPEBBLES 14183 REM-INGTON COURT FONTANA, CA 92336; 4200 CHINO HILLS PKWY STE 135-248 CHINO HILLS, CA 91709; GAIL HOPKINS 14183 REMINGTON COURT FONTANA, CA 92336




s/ GAIL HOPKINSStatement filed with the



Notice-This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county clerk. A new fictitious busi-

ness name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (see Section 14400 et seq., Business and Professions Code).


FBN 20170010576 The following person is doing busi-ness as: OES OFFICE FURNITURE 8480 UTICA AVE RANCHO CU-CAMONGA CA 91730; OFFICE & ERGONOMIC SOLUTIONS, INC 8480 UTICA AVE ANCHO CU-CAMONGA CA 91730




s/ OFFICE & ERGONOMIC SOLUTIONS, INC






business as: RIPPLE THEATRE REDLANDS, 32 S EUREKA ST REDLANDS, CA 92373, SANDRA L STARK, 32 S EUREKA ST RED-LANDS, CA 92373




s/ SANDRA L STARKStatement filed with the County



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business as: LA MICHOACANA PREMIER, 570 S. MT VERNON SUITE F SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410, LA MOCHOACANA PRE-MIER, INC. 570 S. MT VERNON SUITE F SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410

This business is conducted by an: CORPORATION.



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business as: RAUL DIESEL RE-PAIR, 9722 PLACER ST RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730, RAUL N RAMIREZ, 9722 PLACER ST RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730




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business as: HAIR GYPSI, 5533 PHILADELPHIA. CHINO, CA 91710, [MAILING ADDRESS 836 WEST TENTH ST POMONA, CA 91766], IRENE Y CORONADO, 836 WEST TENTH ST POMONA, CA 91766




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business as: SMART TRANSPOR-TATION 4365 E. LOWELL STREET SUITE H ONTARIO, CA 91761; SMART DRAYAGE INC 3401 ETI-WANDA AVENUE #831D MIRA LOMA, CA 91752




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FBN 20170006279The following person is do-

ing business as: LAND HOUSING GEAR UP UNIFORMS 2601 DEL ROSA AVE. #103 SAN BERNARDI-NO CA 92404; LAND HOUSING SECURITY, INC 2601 DEL ROSA AVE STE 222F SAN BERNARDI-NO CA 92404-4400

This business is conducted by : A CORPORATION



s/ LAND HOUSING SECU-RITY, INC




Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 6/2; 6/9; 6/16 & 6/23. c/ 09/29; 10/06; 10/13 & 10/20/2017 221746


business as: AAA TAX SERVICES 9533 CENTRAL AVE MONT-CLAIR, CA 91763; 6641 CATANIA PL. RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91701; ABDUL MAJEED 6641 CAT-ANIA PL. RANCHO CUCAMON-GA, CA 91701






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business as: LA TRADICIONAL MICHOACANA 4468 HOLT BLVD. , STE. D MONTCLAIR, CA 91763; 14486 OAK KNOLL CT FONTANA, CA 92337; CAMP FROZEN, INC. 4468 HOLT BLVD. , STE. D MONT-CLAIR, CA 91763

This business is conducted by : A CORPORATION



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Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 2/17; 2/24; 3/3 & 3/10/2017 c/ 09/29; 10/06; 10/13 & 10/20/2017 071707


business as: POWER TIRES 1060 E 6TH STREET BEAUMONT CA 92223; ANTHONY MURILLO 1455 WEST 11TH STREET SAN BER-NARDINO CA 92411




s/ ANTHONY MURILLO Statement filed with the County




Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 2/17; 2/24; 3/3 & 3/10/2017 c/ 09/29; 10/06; 10/13 & 10/20/2017 071711

FBN 201700105932 The following person is doing business as: AZQ STUDIOS 17631 VALLEY BLVD UNIT A BLOOMINGTON CA 92316; AN-TONI Z QUEBEC 17631 VALLEY BLVD UNIT A BLOOMINGTON CA 92316




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FBN 20170010921 The following person is doing busi-ness as: IZZY TRANSPORT 1009 E. DEODAR ST APT. E ONTARIO CA 91764; ISRAEL ALVARADO 1009 E. DEODAR ST APT. E ONTARIO CA 91764




s/ ISRAEL ALVARADOStatement filed with the





FBN 20170010930 The following person is doing busi-ness as: PACIFIC MINI MARKET 26492 PACIFIC ST. HIGHLAND, CA 92346; T E C H, INC. 26492 PA-CIFIC ST. HIGHLAND, CA 92346




s/ T E C H, INC Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010908 The following person is doing busi-ness as: JESSE’S FABRICATION & RESTORATION 24229 E 5TH ST SAN BERNARDINO CA 92410; DONALD DEMELLO 24229 E 5TH ST SAN BERNARDINO CA 92410




s/ DONALD DEMELLO Statement filed with the



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FBN 20170010870 The following person is doing busi-ness as: A&A MOTORS 11012 STALLION AVE MONTCLAIR CA 91763; ALBERT NAVARRO 11012 STALLION AVE MONTCLAIR CA 91763




s/ ALBERT NAVARRO Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010869 The following person is doing busi-ness as: HM REPAIR & TRANS-PORT SERVICES 8501 6TH AVE HESPERIA CA 92345; HOSEAS J MARTINEZ 8501 6TH AVE HES-PERIA CA 92345




s/ HOSEAS J MARTINEZ Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010867 The following person is doing busi-ness as: LIQUID TEA BAR 4414 N UNIVERSITY PARKWAY UNIT B SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92407; DANIEL WANG; SHU YUAN SUN 3250 MARKET ST APT. , 215 RIV-ERSIDE, CA 92501; JIAN JUN SHI 16803 TAMARIND CT CHINO HILLS, CA 91709

This business is conducted by: COPARTNERS.



s/ DANIEL WANG; SHU YUAN SUN; JIAN JUN SHI






FBN 20170010880 The following person is doing busi-ness as: NEW PALM COLLECTION 7211 HAVEN AVE SUITE E # 527 ALTA LOMA, CA 91701; CLAR-ISSA M GASTELUM 7211 HAVEN AVE SUITE E #527 ALTA LOMA, CA 91701




s/ CLARISSA M GASTELUM Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010749 The following person is doing busi-ness as: MANDO’S ALTERNA-TORS 8183 SIERRA AVE SUITE A FONTANA CA 92335; LUIS A. VIZCAINO VELASCO 1025 RIV-ERSIDE AVE APC 48 RIALTO CA 92376




s/ LUIS A VIZCAINO VELAS-CO





FBN 20170010830 The following person is doing busi-ness as: SERGIO GONZALEZ TRUCKING 9176 CEDAR ST PHELAN CA 92371; SERGIO GON-ZALEZ CASTRO 9176 CEDAR ST PHELAN CA 92371




s/ SERGIO GONZALEZ CAS-RO





FBN 20170010813 The following person is doing business as: MEIGA SUSHI 1379 E HIGHLAND AVE SAN BER-NARDINO CA 92404; 500 ½ EAST LIVE OAK AVENUE ARCADIA CA 91006; YIN & KIM INC 500 ½ EAST LIVE OAK AVENUE ARCA-DIA CA 91006




s/ YIN & KIM INC Statement filed with the





FBN 20170010824 The following person is doing busi-ness as: JERICO TILE & STONE 10954 WILLOW LN. ADELANTO CA 92301; VICTOR M LARA ZA-VALA 10954 WILLOW LN. ADEL-ANTO CA 92301




s/ VICTOR M LARA ZAVALAStatement filed with the





FBN 20170010812 The following per-son is doing business as: MEDIA GRAPHICS & LITHO COMPANY 7977 LIME AVE #1 FONTANA CA 92336; SWENELEYA J CAROLINA & PRYORLYN DAVIS 7977 LIME AVE #1 FONTANA CA 92336

This business is conducted by: A MARRIED COUPLE.



s/ SWENELEYA J CAROLI-NA; PRYORLYN DAVIS


I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy of the original state-

ment on file in my office San Ber-nardino County Clerk By:/Deputy



FBN 20170010851 The following person is doing busi-ness as: AMERICAN CLAIMS EX-PERTS; AMERICAN EMERGEN-CY SERVICES; ACE ADJUSTING; THUNDERBIRD CATASTROPHE SERVICES 8300 UTICA AVENUE, SUITE 250 RANCHO CUCAMON-GA CA 91370; LOUIS PRICE & ASSOCIATES, LLC 8300 UTICA AVENUE, SUITE 250 RANCHO CUCAMONGA CA 91730

This business is conducted by: A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.



s/ LOUIS PRICE & ASSOCI-ATES, LLC





FBN 20170010828 The following person is doing business as: AMERICAN EMER-GENCY SERVICES 8300 UTICA AVENUE, SUITE 250 RANCHO CUCAMONGA CA 91730; P.O. BOX 697 RANCHO CUCAMONGA CA 91729-0697; RAND-KEIR CORPO-RATION P.O. BOX 697 RANCHO CUCAMONGA CA 91729-0697




s/ RAND-KEIR CORPORA-TION





FBN 20170010741 The following person is doing business as: LIMPIEZA ROSAURA 14958 LONG VIEW DR. FONTANA CA 92337; ROSAURA ELIZABETH SANTOS PAZ 14958 LONG VIEW DR. FONTANA CA 92337



By signing, I declare that all information in this statement is true and correct. A registrant who de-clares as true information which he

or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime (B&P Code 179130. I am also aware that all information on this statement becomes Public Record upon filing.

s/ ROSAURA ELIZABETH SANTOS PAZ

Statement filed with the County Clerk of San Bernardino on 09/21/2017 I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy of the original statement on file in my office San Bernardino County Clerk By:/Deputy


Published in the San Bernardino County Sentinel 10/06; 10/13; 10/20 & 10/27/2017 CNBB401716SN

FBN 20170010753 The following person is doing busi-ness as: OPTIMALIFE PRACTICES 8780 19TH STREET STE 220 ALTA LOMA, CA 91701; 10950 CHURCH ST #813 RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730; RAYOND M CORRAL & MARY JANE B CORRAL 10950 CHURCH ST # 813 RANCHO CU-CAMONGA, CA 91730




s/ RAYMOND M CORRAL; MARY JANE B CORRAL





FBN 20170010762 The following person is doing busi-ness as: FOSHO ENTERPRISES 7866 CALLE CARRISA STREET HIGHLAND, CA 92346; AUTO-MOTIVE PRODUCTS, INC. 7866 CALLE CARRISA STREET HIGH-LAND, CA 92346




s/ AUTOMOTIVE PROD-UCTS, INC





FBN 20170010771 The following person is doing business as: G & M TRANS-PORTS 1480 W EDGEHILL RD UNIT 35 SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92405; SAMANTHA ESCOBEDO 1480 W EDGE HILL RD UNIT 35 SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92405





s/ SAMANTHA ESCOBEDOStatement filed with the





FBN 20170010758 The following person is doing busi-ness as: TEOCALLI JEWELRY 1848 S. EUCLID AVE ONTARIO CA 91762; 9069 ALDER AVE FON-TANA CA 92335; MIGUEL U. RO-DRIGUEZ 309 N. DRIFTWOOD AVE RIALTO CA 92376




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FBN 20170010729

The following person is do-ing business as: GARIBO’S CON-CRETE PUMPING 222 S. RANCHO AVE. SPC 48 SAN BERNARDINO CA 92410; GERMAN GARIBO- GALVAN 222 S. RANCHO AVE. SPC 48 SAN BERNARDINO CA 92410




s/ GERMAN GARIBO-GAL-VAN





FBN 20170010349 The following person is doing busi-ness as: VERO’S CLEANING SERVICES 6826 SAN BRUNO CT FONTANA, CA 92336; VERONICA HOANG 6826 SAN BRUNO CT

FONTANA, CA 92336This business is conducted by:

AN INDIVIDUAL The registrant commenced to



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FBN 20170010740 The following person is doing busi-ness as: F S TRANSPORT 262 E. CARTER ST RIALTO CA 92376; 1446 S. GIBBS ST POMONA CA 91766; FELIPE SOLORIO 262 E. CARTER ST RIALTO CA 92376




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FBN 20170010720

The following person is do-ing business as: INTEGRA STRA-TEGIC MARKETING LLC 7078 AGATE STREET RANCHO CU-CAMONGA, CA 91701; INTEGRA STRATEGIC MARKETING LLC 7078 AGATE STREET RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91701

This business is conducted by : A LIMITED LIABILITY COM-PANY.



s/ INTEGRA STRATEGIC MARKETING LLC





FBN 20170010988 The following person is doing busi-ness as: NUBLIVION 6257 SAT-

TERFIELD WAY CHINO, CA 91710; COREY A RICHARD 6257 SATTERFIELD WAY CHINO, CA 91710




s/ COREY A RICHARD Statement filed with the






business as: TINUOLA 855 S CIT-RUS AVE APT. 125 AZUSA CA 91702; TINUOLA A KUKOYI 855 S CITRUS AVE APT. 125 AZUSA CA 91702




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ing business as: CAROLINE 303 E BELLBROOK ST COVINA CA 91722; CAROLINE L AWOTE 303 E BELLBROOK ST COVINA CA 91722

This business is conducted by an: AN INDIVIDUAL



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ing business as: A & W BACKHOE SERVICE 17888 WINDSOR AVE DEVORE CA 92407; CODY D CAR-RICABURU 17888 WINDSOR AVE

DEVORE CA 92407 This business is conducted by

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ing business as: BRIOSO SMOG INVESTMENT TRUST 405 N. WATERMAN AVE SPACE B SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410; JOSE D BRIOSO 405N WATERMAN SPACE-B SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410

This business is conducted by: A TRUST.



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business as: THISTLE PLUMBING 5536 JASPER ST ALTA LOMA, CA 91701; RICHARD WELSH 5538 JASPER ST ALTA LOMA, CA 91701




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ing business as: GREEN LIFE NUTRITION 1377 S LILAC #203 #204 BLOOMINGTON CA 92316; STEPHANIE E ORTIZ 1377 S LI-LAC #203 #204 BLOOMINGTON CA 92316




s/ STEPHANIE E ORTIZ Statement filed with the Coun-

ty Clerk of San Bernardino on : 09/29/2017





business as: SALON 6O8 413 E. STATE ST. REDLANDS CA 92373; TIERRA M PATTERSON 3714 BUR OAK RD. SAN BERNARDINO CA 92407




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business as: A SOLUTION AUTO BODY 405 N WATERMAN AVE SAN BERNARDINO , CA 92410; JOSE O SANCHEZ 405 N WATER-MAN AVE SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410




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Our tax base has eroded. He has experience and insight into the nuances of enhancing revenues through all sorts of creative sources in jurisdictions like ours, and he can help us rebuild. He was brought in by the county to address similar concerns.”

Nickel said, “There is nothing untoward in hiring Mr. Devereaux in a consulting capac-ity. If and when there is a potential conflict, we have a mechanism to address it so we do not have to confront that perception. If and when a conflict is identified, we will address it as is appropriate. Mr. Devereaux brings a tremendous amount of insight. Given his his-tory and track record, we would not be doing our job if we did not consider bringing him on board. Simply because he may have some clients who have different interests does not disqualify him. Such differences are in the nature of being a professional, be it an ac-countant, or attorney or a consultant.”

Nickel spoke to the lack of performance criteria in Devereaux’s contract and its three-year duration.

“We are looking to see results in terms of his ability to provide a service of value within the first few months of his contract,” Nickel said. “Even though we have recently adopted a new charter there is still a very unwieldy management structure in the city. We yet have cultural issues to deal with. We are bringing him on board not just to manage effectively but so we can see what can be done in terms of the law and financial mechanisms for the city. I see him as a turnaround expert to come in and take the reins of the city. Our city man-ager is carrying out a recruitment of new staff and we are in the midst of a massive restruc-turing to get our city back on its feet. He is to advise the council and be part of the strategic planning for our city to map out how we move forward and address the overwhelming prob-lems we still face, even after the ending of our bankruptcy. If Greg does not work out, the council will terminate his contract. But [city manager] Andrea [Travis-Miller] on her own would not be able to handle something this large. Sometime within the next year or two we will make a determination if his services are still needed. If he does all we want him to do, then his contract with us will self-termi-nate. In the meantime, we do need someone of his caliber to help guide both the council and the professional management staff of the city. He is there to get the structure in place so we can work using the management tools available and work within California law. He is well regarded not only because of his ex-pertise, but having him in place sends a mes-sage to the business community and potential investors that our community is changing its ways and its culture.”

Nickel acknowledged that Travis-Miller’s hope that Devereaux would be able to devote 20 to 25 hours of attention to the city was probably overly optimistic. He said the city would be benefited by the degree of intensity and professionalism Devereaux will bring to the assignment, regardless of how much ac-tual time he devotes to San Bernardino.

Nickel addressed the conflict of interest is-sues that pertain to the city’s hiring of De-vereaux.

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Bernardino County Dis-trict Attorney’s Office as to whether Redlands Unified School District or its employees should be criminally charged in failing to protect its students, and/or for ob-struction of justice. The

detectives of the Red-lands Police Department recommended prosecu-tion of the violations by the Redlands Unified School District and its employees, but the San Bernardino County Dis-trict Attorney’s Office refused to prosecute the crimes. Despite the de-struction of evidence, blocking the investiga-tion and refusing to co-operate, the Redlands School District professed

publicly that they were cooperating. The cor-relations between the Whitehurst and Kirk-land are stark and alarm-ing, and show that the Redlands Unified School District continues its pattern and practice of protection of predators over students.”

In the Kirkland case, the lawsuit alleges, “Sa-bine, Rivera and Rhodes, among other things, re-fused to cooperate with

the police investigation by immediately invok-ing the presence of out-side counsel during the police investigation, and having counsel McCune and Harber, present dur-ing percipient witness investigations; having an outside investigation firm, Nicole Miller & Associates, conduct pre-examinations of witness, prior to the police inter-viewing them; refusing in at least one incidence of a staff member, to present herself for an interview, Cassie Fuller, who also was known to show nude pictures of herself to students; tell-ing the police that there was ‘nothing’ to Kirk-land’s file, when in fact there were several warn-ings about inappropriate contact with students; directing a student, H.J., not to go to the press in an effort to hide the misdeeds of themselves and Kirkland, in 2012; failing to maintain the written incident report of B.W., either inten-tionally or negligently, that indicated the abuse by Kirkland; attempt-ing to dissuade a victim of Kirkland from going to the police to report the sexual misconduct of Kirkland; failing to make any mandatory report of Kirkland as required under the law

and in their positions of mandatory reporters, de-spite the recognition of multiple incidences that would lend themselves to reasonable suspicion of sexual abuse of students at the school; and giving a warning to Kirkland on multiple occasions despite his ‘history,’ al-lowing him continued access to female stu-dents at Redlands High School.”

In a statement made on behalf of the district, its legal counsel, Steve Harber, said, the lawsuit was based on misstate-ments of facts, mischar-acterizations, hindsight and incorrect interpreta-tions of the motives of district personnel and the legal and procedural limitations placed upon them. “This civil law-suit, in which plaintiff seeks to recover money from the taxpayers of Redlands, makes un-substantiated allegations based on speculation, misrepresentations, and hindsight,” said Harber. “The plaintiffs’ law-yers are attempting to construct a pattern of misbehavior by district employees in dealing with Mr. Kirkland that is not based on the facts available at that time. It is simply unfair to imply that district leaders did not take this case seri-

ously. The facts of this case will show that the district disciplined Mr. Kirkland to the limits of our personnel policies based on what witnesses and others reported to us at the time.”

Harber said he has confidence the district will knock down the ac-cusations once the mat-ter goes to court. “The appropriate place to re-fute these allegations is through the judicial pro-cess,” he said.

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flicts of interest when you are dealing with individuals engaged in differing activities and actions of government, but you can have rules in place to deal with them when those con-flicts arise,” Nickel said. “There are bound to be such issues because Greg does have a depth and breadth of experience in this region. If there is a conflict, we need to have clear standards in place to address those con-flicts. An obligation to one’s client runs across the spectrum of all pro-fessions and responsi-bilities. It is not just the government. It is the same in corporate envi-ronments, and nonprofit environments. There are potential issues where a conflict may be per-ceived. Where and when that perception arises we should provide a mecha-nism to keep that person from making that deci-sion.”

Nickel continued, “Greg Devereaux has served as a public pro-fessional most of his life, so the issue of Greg De-vereaux coming to work for us is really one of qualification. We need someone of his caliber at this particular time. He is the right person for this position at this time.”

With regard to De-vereaux’s commitment to Ontario and Ontario International Airport

and the degree to which that compromises his ability to work forth-rightly in promoting San Bernardino International Airport, Nickel said, “I don’t think there is direct competition between the airports. The airport [San Bernardino Inter-national] is run by a joint powers authority [the San Bernardino Interna-tional Airport Author-ity], which is a separate legal entity, which is not part of our city, although the city is a participant in the joint powers author-ity. If there is a potential conflict there and there is some advice he is giving the city that is contrary to the city’s interest, that is something that war-rants scrutiny and dis-cussion.”

As pertains to any disputes or negotiations between the City of San Bernardino and the County of San Bernardi-no with regard to proper-ty tax issues pertaining to property either cur-rently or once within the city and the continuation or discontinuation of that property on municipal tax rolls or whether that money is to accrue to the county, Nickel sought to address the perception that the city was seeking to purchase influence with the county by hir-ing Devereaux, who re-mains in a very powerful and persuasive position there.

“I don’t think it is brib-ery,” Nickel said. “This is not to checkmate the county. We merely want to hire someone with the

skill, experience and ex-pertise to help us with our recovery.”

Nickel was rather dis-missive of suggestions that Devereaux’s hir-ing reflected a degree of cronyism or institutional favoritism within gov-ernment circles toward government employees, or a revolving door ethos wherein elected officials or government function-aries are provided with sinecures after they leave office or retire from a long held government position. He was asked about the circumstances involving McEachron, Wapner, Graham and Rogers.

“I can’t speak to that,” Nickel said. “I was not involved. I haven’t seen any indication that what they did was illegal.”

Nickel defended his own vote to approve De-vereaux’s hiring. Nickel is currently a county employee. Last October, when he was hired by the county into his posi-tion as a workforce ana-lyst, Devereaux was the county’s chief executive officer, by one interpre-tation, Nickel’s ultimate boss. This week, as a member of the city coun-cil deciding on whether to approve the consult-ing contract with De-vereaux, Nickel was, by one interpretation, Devereaux’s boss. He rejected the suggestion that there was a parallel there, any quid pro quo or hint of a conflict of interest.

“He didn’t hire me,” Nickel said. “I work for

the work force develop-ment team and he doesn’t get involved in the work-force development de-partment. I have never interacted with him di-rectly in my capacity as a county employee. I am at a low level, way below Greg’s level. Technical-ly, he was my boss but I never had any contact with him.”

Nickel added, “On the night we hired him, he was no longer an em-ployee of the county as the CEO, a position he hasn’t held for quite a few months now. He is simply a consultant with the county at this point. So there was no conflict of interest there in terms of me hiring my boss. He has no authority over me whatsoever at this point in terms of my capacity as a public employee. If he were still the county CEO, he would not be working as an outside consultant, but if he was, I would have recused myself on this vote, ab-solutely, but since he is not now my boss, I was permitted to participate in that vote.”

Nickel pointed out that prior to his hiring by the county, he had “locked horns” with De-vereaux over the coun-ty’s annexation of the San Bernardino munici-pal fire department into a county fire service zone, which Nickel opposed and which Devereaux was facilitating. “Given my background and op-position to the annexa-tion and our background together in my capacity

as an elected official op-posing his agency’s take-over of one of the city’s public safety divisions, he and the county might have had an incentive to see that I wasn’t hired,” Nickel said.

Nickel was likewise dismissive of sugges-tions that governance is plagued by a surfeit of public employees serv-ing as elected officials. Though he acknowl-edged that there were some who believe allow-ing those employed by government to hold elec-tive office overseeing the government gives such people an unfair second bite at the apple and creates an incestu-ous circumstance that disenfranchises citizens who are not government employees, Nickel said he rejected that as a phi-losophy.

“I think the nature of good local govern-ment is to have elected leaders who represent a mixture of those from the private and public sectors,” Nickel said. “One advantage a pub-lic employee offers is an

understanding of how government works. I am not interested in exclud-ing any group as a whole from holding office. I believe there should be, and there is, disclosure of how you are employed when you run for office, but there should be an opportunity for a clear choice and I would not go so far as to singling out public employees and saying they should be barred from elected service. I have worked in government almost entirely since I left col-lege. I came into office after I was a government employee. I am not in fa-vor of excluding public employees from serving in elected office. I ran for office against business people and other people, and I was selected by the voters to represent them. It is up to the voters. Do I think good qualified people should be pre-cluded from government service? Absolutely not. We have room to have good people serve in whatever capacity their skill and talents offer.”

Coroner Case #701706624 On 09/24/2017 at 7:25 pm, a 911 call was received regarding a man down in the area of Mt. Vernon Ave. and M St., in Colton. It was later determined that a 56 year-old male resident of Colton had been a pedestrian and was struck by a vehicle. The male was transported to a hospital where he died from his injuries. Once positive identification is made and the next of kin is notified the name will be released. The Colton Police Department is investigating the collision. [09252017 1140 SC]

Coroner Cases #701706513 & #701706514 On Tuesday, September 19, 2017, at 5:47 PM, emergency personnel were summoned to the Apple Valley intersection of Sitting Bull Road and Tamiani Road regarding a traffic collision. Paramedics and Deputies arrived to find a sedan had rolled after being struck by a pick up truck. The passenger of the sedan, 16-year-old Apple Valley resident Ruben Contreras, was pronounced dead at the scene at 6:13 PM. The driver of the sedan, 34-year-old Apple Valley resident Jacqueline Contreras, was extricated from the vehicle and transported to the emergency room at St. Mary Medical Center. She did not respond to treatment, and was pronounced dead in the emergency room at 7:17 PM. SBCSD Apple Valley Station Major Accident Investigation Team is investigating the collision. [09202017 0345 EM]

Coroner Case #701704901 The San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner Department is attempting to locate the family of Jose Ricardo Rolon, a 37 year-old resident of San Bernardino. Back on Thursday, July 13, 2017, at 11:04 pm, Rolon was pushing a shopping cart in the number two of southbound Arrowhead Ave., at the intersection of 13th St., when he was struck by a vehicle. Rolon was transported to St. Bernardine Medical Center where he was pronounced dead at 11:47 pm. If you have any information regarding family please contact the Coroner Division at 909-387-2978. [09192017 0805 GB]


The Prairie Falcon County Wildlife Corner

The prairie falcon, known to ornithologists as the Falco mexicanus, is a medium-large fal-con of western North America, the only larger falcon native exclusively to North America. It is an arid environment adaptation of the early peregrine falcon lineage, able to subsist on less food than the peregrine, and generally lighter in weight than a per-egrine of similar wing span. Having evolved in a harsh desert environ-ment with low prey den-sity, the prairie falcon has developed into an aggressive and opportu-nistic hunter of a wide range of both mammal and bird prey. It will regularly take prey from the size of sparrows to approximately its own weight, and on occasion much larger.

It ranges from south-ern Canada, through the western United States, and into northern Mexi-co. The natural habitat of the prairie falcon is open and usually arid country. It breeds from south-central Canada through the western United States down to Baja Cal-ifornia, Durango, and northern San Luis Poto-sí. It is much less migra-tory than the other North American falcons, but in winter it does with-draw somewhat from the northernmost and high-est-elevation parts of its breeding range.

As of a decade ago, the population of prairie falcons was estimated to be stable or increasing at over 5,000 pairs, fol-lowing some population loss due to the use of the pesticide DDT during the middle of the 20th Century. While DDT contamination extirpat-ed the eastern U.S. per-

egrine falcon population in the 1950s and 1960s to as few as 350 pairs, it is believed the prairie falcon avoided the level of population loss suf-fered by the peregrine from DDT-induced egg shell thinning due to its more remote environ-ment partly insulating it from pesticide contami-nation. The peregrine population loss allowed the expansion of prai-rie falcon range to cliff

wingspan not only al-lows the prairie falcon to have lower food and energy requirements by the simple expedient of less muscle to support, but also allows a lighter wing loading (weight per square unit of wing area) that allows more distance to be covered per calorie consumed when hunting over prey-sparse terrain. The lighter wing loading also allows greater ma-neuverability, which is

wide range of hunting and flight styles. It of-ten hunts by flying fast and low, at a height of ten to 12 feet, hoping to find surprised prey as it comes over the ter-rain or around bushes. Its cruising speed is es-timated at 45 miles per hour and it accelerates in the chase. A variation on this method is for the falcon to descend from altitude and then level out near the ground, ini-tially traveling at more than 100 miles per hour at altitudes of a roughly five feet, sometimes gliding for more than a half mile this way. If the rapidly approaching falcon flushes bird prey, the falcon has the speed advantage and may rap-idly close with the prey. Another variation on these low attacks is us-ing terrain as cover to approach beneath a flock of birds, then using its speed to perform a rapid climbing surprise attack into the flock. It also pur-sues prey sighted from a

age. A large female can be nearly twice the size of a small male, with wingspan reaching to 3.5 feet, and tends to hunt significantly larger prey. Plumage is gray-brown (sometimes called “san-dy”) above and pale with more or less dark mot-tling below. The darkest part of the upper side is the primary wing feath-ers; the lightest is the rump and tail, particu-larly the outer tail feath-ers.

This species nests on cliff ledges, so breed-ing adults are local dur-ing the breeding season. The clutch averages four eggs, which are subel-liptical and pinkish with brown, reddish-brown, and purplish dots. As part of their adaptation to hotter and lower humid-ity desert climates, the eggs of the prairie fal-con are less porous and retain water better than those of their peregrine falcon cousins, leading to a higher hatching rate under these conditions. The incubation period is 31 days, beginning with the second-to-last or last egg laid. Incubation be-comes more intense after later eggs are laid, some-what evening out hatch-ing times. As is typical for falcons, the female does most of the incubat-ing and brooding, and the male brings most of the food, with the female also hunting after the young are 12 to 14 days old. The young fledge from 36 to 41 days after hatching. They continue to be supported by their parents while learning to fly and hunt, with the parents gradually wind-ing down the amount of food they provide as the youngsters’ hunting skills improve. At ap-proximately 65 days of age they are ready to be self-sufficient, and dis-perse from their natal area

Juveniles resemble adults except that they have dark streaks on the breast and belly and darker, less grayish up-perparts.

Calls, heard mostly near the nest, are de-scribed as repetitive kree kree kree…, kik kik kik…, and the like, simi-lar to the peregrine’s but higher-pitched.

Prairie Falcons some-times bathe in river shal-lows, but dust-bathing is probably more common than water-bathing, be-cause of the general scar-city of standing water in its habitat

The prairie falcon eats mostly small mam-mals and small to medi-um-sized birds caught in flight, though as an opportunistic predator it will occasionally take larger birds which may be up to five times its weight. It usually takes prey smaller than itself that it may safely subdue and which can be carried to the nest or to a safe perch to consume. The majority of prey is six ounces or less, a weight that even the smaller male can carry long dis-tances back to the nest. Most prey is thus 30 per-cent less of the weight of the male. Common mammalian prey for prairie falcons includes squirrels, ground squir-rels, prairie dogs, chip-munks, gophers, and rabbits of various spe-cies. Reptiles are also sometimes taken. Bird prey commonly includes sparrows, starlings, grackles, doves, quail, meadow larks, pigeons, coots, teal, and mal-lards—virtually any bird of up to approximately the falcon’s own size and occasionally signifi-cantly larger. However, the need to feed their young focuses them on prey they can carry dur-ing nesting season, and the reproductive success of the prairie falcon de-pends upon such smaller prey being available.

From Wikipedia and 14 Interesting Facts About The Prairie Falcon.

nesting sites in areas formerly occupied by peregrines moderately outside historic prairie falcon territory. The suc-cessful reintroduction of peregrines to the east-ern and central United States brought peregrine and prairie falcons back into competition in these areas. The reintroduc-tion program led by the Peregrine Fund bred and released more than 4,000 heavier-bodied pere-grine falcons from 1974 to 1997, and the conflict over nesting sites re-sulted in the displace-ment of prairie falcons, which have returned to their natural range, as the prairie falcon with its greater heat tolerance, lower daily food require-ment, and wider prey base has the survival advantage in the harsh desert environment in which it has evolved.

The prairie falcon outwardly resembles the peregrine as well as the Old World “hiero-falcons,” but in recent decades genetic analy-sis has proven them to be distinct species. The prairie falcon is now considered an early arid-land offshoot of the per-egrine falcon lineage.

Moderately lower weight than the muscu-lar peregrine for similar

valuable in the pursuit of agile lightly wing loaded prey and rapidly dodg-ing ground prey. When the prairie falcon locates needed prey, it is relent-less in its pursuit.

Because they evolved in the harsh western en-vironment, prairie fal-cons have developed the wherewithal to out-fly the strongest and quick-est quarry within the lon-ger-distance lower-prey-density environment of the American west. The prairie falcon evolved eyes that are propor-tionally larger relative to head size than the al-ready large eyes of other falcons, giving it very keen vision and a further competitive advantage over the peregrine falcon in the desert.

Though they are sepa-rate species after several million years of mostly separate evolution, prai-rie falcons are known to still occasionally inter-breed with peregrines in the wild. The male offspring of these cross-ings may be fertile, and provide an avenue for at least some gene flow to possibly still occur between the species. In keeping with the needs of a predator living in a prey-sparse desert en-vironment, the prairie falcon has developed a

perch, again often flying low and using its speed to close with the prey in a tail-chase. Prairie falcons may even delib-erately emulate the flight style of other birds in or-der to deceive potential prey and allow a surprise attack. Its high speed descent from high alti-tude allows it to overtake the swiftest of birds and to deliver a knock-out blow to large prey with a closed foot or feet, or a swipe with an open foot armed with talons. The claw on the hind toe, or hallux, is particularly effective and deadly in raking the prey.

Male prairie falcons are about 15 inches in length and weigh 1.1 to 1.4 pounds, on average. Females are about 17.7 inches in length and 1.7 to 2.1 pounds, on aver-

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As we welcome fall this October, the color reflecting pumpkins is looking sharp this week. And, to be realistic about it, fall is a magical month everywhere. But, along with the pumpkin col-ors there’s also a lot of

combining with neutral colors like black, gray and white. The season is wonderful and it is so beautiful to see all the

people who look great. Black and gray with a hint of white go fantastic together. There is fash-ion today, just like before and the autumn season is not about the past. It’s all about opening up the eye and seeing beyond the rusty colors of the flow-ers and leaves, and mak-ing your own statement

with black white and gray. You can’t make a mistake with these col-ors, and the reflection of

the magic this season is here with the mild tem-peratures this month. I’m sure you can add a pop of pumpkin-like color, or rust-red into the black, gray, and white trio. Until next week, en-joy the colors this month has to offer and have fun

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nized to have engaged in serial criminal sexual offenses against defense-less minors.

The district attor-ney’s office’s treatment of Whitehurst, who was given a six-month sen-tence, and Kirkland, who was given a two-

year sentence he did not fully serve, is perplexing and troubling, Stewart said. He suggested the district attorney’s office did not have the will to deal with Whitehurst or Kirkland harshly and to explore criminal charges against district officials who essentially facili-tated them in their rav-ishments, since doing so would have delivered a blow to a major Red-lands institution – the school district – and the larger Redlands social and political establish-

ment. San Bernardino County District Attor-ney Mike Ramos, Kirk-land said, is a creature of both the school district and the Redlands estab-lishment. The one elect-ed office Ramos held before he was elected district attorney in 2002 was that of Redlands school board member. Ramos, as well, is now the leading element of the so-called Redlands Political Machine, which extends back several generations and includes or included former Con-gressman Jerry Lewis, former supervisors Den-nis Hansberger, Barbara Cram Riordan and Wes-ley Break, former coun-ty administrative offi-cer Robert Covington, former district attorney Dennis Kottmeier and local businessmen Nick Cossoullis and Elbert “Fritz” Zeiner. The Red-lands Political Machine at one time dominated San Bernardino County politics.

“There are two piec-es of information that we have with regard to that which might be relevant,” said Stewart.

“Mike Ramos used to be a board member with the Redlands Unified School District. In fact, he was the president of the school board. His now-ex-wife works for the school district. I don’t know how much those considerations played into the tenor of what the district attorney’s office did in the case involv-ing Kevin Kirkland or the one involving Laura Whitehurst. We have clear and convincing evidence responsible and highly placed school dis-trict employees covered their activity up and de-stroyed evidence. The district attorney’s office had access to the same set of facts we do. The police said district offi-cials had reasonable sus-picion that Laura White-hurst was abusing one of her students and failed to report it for over a year. The police report also shows there was reason-able suspicion that Kevin Kirkland was engaged in highly inappropriate acts. District officials not only did not effectively stop him, they actively discouraged some of his

victim’s from reporting it to the police. The Red-lands police department concluded school dis-trict administrators were criminally negligent, and provided a report to prosecutors document-ing that. The district at-torney’s office did not file charges arising out of this against anyone beyond Kevin Kirkland or Laura Whitehurst.”

The district attorney’s office declined to com-ment on the matter.

Stewart said the sex-ual abuse of students at Redlands High School was not limited to the

victims of Kirkland and Whitehurst.

“At Redlands High School alone, there were four other teachers who have left because of inappropriate behav-ior with students in the last ten years,” he said. “We know that three of those teachers had their credentials pulled. The fourth I do not know about.”

“I cannot give you their names,” Stewart said. “I am telling you that based upon one for-mer principal’s testimo-ny.” -Mark Gutglueck

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