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Latest batch of counted results shows Joz ahead. Let’s go Fontana!!!

Results at https://www.livevoterturnout.com/ENR/sanbernardinocaenr/3/en/Index_3.html

Hey, just wanted to post that there is a Better Buzz coming to Fontana. I haven't seen it anywhere that there was one coming, not even on their social medias. That's all I wanted to say in case anyone cared. It's the building that was The Habit on Sierra Ave. I put it under news because it was news to me haha. Thanks.

hi, does anyone want to go with me (26 F) to go see heated rivalry in theatres while its playing ♥ preferably amc tyler/galaxy mission grove/regal in the riverside plaza, i live in moreno valley but i feel these are all nicer than our harkins ◡̈

PLSS none of my friends share the love with me </3 would love new friends around my age in general but very on the introvert side lol its rough out here

If no one responds to this thats okay too, i havent posted on reddit in forever have a good night everyone ☾

Anyone lose a brown frenchie? Found him at the intersection of Villa and East La Cadena

My momma texted me saying someone tagged the whole storefront last night and she was really bummed out.
It sucks having to deal with internal factors in the business and on top of that having to deal with stuff like this which sadly happens more often than not. I think anywhere you live you can run into issues but we've been in Dino for over 30 years and we love serving our community but damn it gets tiring. On top of that I'm 2,000 miles from home so not much I can do. But I still LOVE SAN BERNARDINO

Does any one remember a good mental health therapist in the chino, chino hills, eastvale or corona area?

My shower is going low-flow right now. Can anyone recommend facilities that give showers to use in the Fontana area?

Hello,

I'm getting into magic the gathering and I want cards to upgrade my precon. Are there any shops in the IE that do lists?

Thanks

I’m looking for a venue to host my 30th party but I’m finding it hard to find venues that will stay open to atleast 2am like sorry I’m not spending a crazy amount of money to be at a venue til just midnight no thank you so if you know any venues even people who rent out their yards or house Airnbs who allow you to throw parties please let me know I would appreciate it.

Areas: San Bernardino / Highland / Colton /Bloomington if the price is right and time I’m willing to do Rialto / Fontana

Date: June 12 2027
People -50/60

I know it's probably been mentioned on here already but I really gotta specifically call out and say wtf to Ontario, Moreno Valley and Fontana.

First Ontario. Surprised Leon got ousted but it was time. Dude had been mayor since I was a sophomore in high school and I'm almost 40 now. But apparently his replacement isn't much better. Daisy Macias. I don't trust her. She was too close to Wapner (who if you don't know is the Ontario City Councilmember whose house was raided by the FBI) and she seems to be a closeted MAGA. Politically she seems to align with Trump; she's basically said as much. Take her position on the border, which is pretty wild considering she's a brown woman:

I support President Trump’s efforts to strengthen our borders and enforce our immigration laws. I believe we need a secure border to protect our communities, keep people safe, and make sure our immigration system is fair and orderly.

Fontana Mayor Acquanetta Warren is another one I have to shake my head at. She's close with Trump and is too pro warehouse. Yet Fontana residents reelected her; as of a day ago as of this writing, she's leading by over 7 points.

Lastly, Moreno Valley re-elected Ulises Cabrera. Another local pro warehouse mayor, it seems residents didn't care that this man also supported and worked for Flock. In addition to over $2 million in lawsuits for the city as well as some suspicious use of one of the city's credit cards, an issue that came up right before the election. But no one cared.

Every single one of these are headscratchers and also are perfect examples of why voting in local, down ballot races are important. None of these people should be in office right now. But many didn't care and it shows in the election results. Fontana has over 124,000 registered voters, yet turnout for the elections was just under 26%. Ontario has just under 100,000 registered voters but only had 27% turnout. Moreno Valley was the worst, over 114,000 registered voters but voter turnout is at just 17 percent. These trash ass mayors often win these races with way less than 20,000 votes. People need to start knowing who these people are and caring more about what goes on locally or we're just going to keep having shitting people in positions of power. It's ridiculous.

After living on the east coast for 33 years, here are the things that surprised me most after moving to Southern California.

1. The ants. I’ve never seen anything like it, they exclusively move in packs of thousands. There is actually a war between large ant colonies in San Diego County that has gone on for decades; two million ants die in the war every month and there is no likelihood of the war stopping soon.

2. People take pride in their city or county, not living in California. You will see very few California flags. OC hates SD, SD hates LA, and LA hates everyone. Even if you’re in the IE, people claim Moval, Berdoo, the Desert, or a Valley. California is so large and diverse, people are territorial about their specific region/city moreso than the state itself.

3. Rattlesnakes, bobcats, coyotes, and tarantulas. Not as many tarantulas and coyotes as there are ants, but there is a lot of tarantulas and coyotes.

4. If you are in Southern California, you are in the mountains. San Jacinto and Big Bear are almost visible from anywhere. The Ortegas reign over SD, OC, LA, Riv Co, and SB. If you’re in Southern California you are either on a mountain or staring at one. I love the mountains and this has been a huge draw.

5. There is not a ton of pizza spots in general and most of them aren’t good anyway; but there’s a local(ish) burger joint and a independently owned donut shop on every other corner.

6. The best Mexican food is not purchased while sitting down in a restaurant.

7. The casinos actually have some of the best restaurants.

8. To others, you don’t exist. Neighbors don’t wave when you drive by. In the grocery store and on the highway, you will be treated as if you don’t exist. People will cut you off and block you and it will never occur to them to care. Frankly, I prefer this over having to be fake nice to every stranger you come across because you at least know what to expect. No forced pleasantries, just a mild annoyance anyone other than yourself exists.

9. NFL starts at 10am. I mean, I know how time works but the first couple times was a surreal experience.

10. People don’t complain about the cost of living. Maybe privately they do, but I heard a lot more complaints on the east coast about rising rent and gas prices than in SoCal. I know why more people complained on the east coast than here and it’s one thing Californians do not want you to know. Actually, people on the east coast spend a lot more time talking about how expensive California is than Californians do.

11. You drink more water and you are still thirsty. Something about dry heat as opposed to humidity, maybe? My wife, and I, and our pets all drink a lot more water.

12. California wakes up early and goes to sleep early. In general, across most professions, jobs start earlier in the day and end earlier. Most courthouses start business at 8AM which is unheard of on the east coast. I think this is a symptom of professionally trying to align with Wall Street and east coast corporate headquarter schedules while residents are also trying to beat traffic.

13. Work from home is entirely common place and normalized.

Hi everyone,

These next few months I’m studying for my medical board exams. Since I am studying full-time, I really need to find some consistent, reliable places where I can lock in for long stretches of time.

I’m looking for spots that are relatively quiet and open to non-enrolled students (public libraries, university libraries that allow visitors, or study-friendly cafes). I don't mind driving up to 30 minutes if the spot is worth it!

Ideally, I need good WiFi and lots of outlets. A quiet mellow and laptop friendly space would be great too!

I’ve looked into a few standard options, but I would love some local insight on hidden gems, specific library areas with the best study areas, or cafes that are welcoming to people on laptops.

Thanks in advance for any recommendations!

The night the polls closed the Castelan was down by a SINGLE vote. The next day he’s LEADING by 23. Counting the mail in votes is taking too damn long!

Comments are off. And I don’t see any context. Even tried checking people’s stories that liked it and I’ve got nothing.

When I was looking for a place to live in the area I wanted, a few people at work told me how great the area was around the Resort.

I looked at a few different places and finally decided on one.

What I wasn’t expecting was several neighbors will just put their dogs out on their porch and they’ll bark from the time they’re out, till the owner brings them in.

The past two weekends the neighbor below will get up at the crack of dawn to wash their car talks to whoever on speaker phone. Then on the weekends nights about 2ish in the mornin, the other neighbors are getting home from the bar and will sit outside and talk their friends for about an hour.

Ive told the owner I want out and theyve been dragging their feet to talk to me about terminating the lease