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Catch a spooky vibe at an Inland Empire haunted house (opens the original)
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As the nights grow longer and the leaves change, a creepy shift in the air arrives as the Halloween season descends. If you’re looking for a local haunt or a good weekend scare, then the IE has plenty of options to send shivers down your spine. From home haunts with eerie scenes to large-scale productions with monsters and ghouls, this list is where you can find all the screams. A new haunt attraction has sprung up this year at the Live Oak Canyon Pumpkin Patch near Redlands. The story behind th
Horse race hopefuls shop future race winners at a Pomona thoroughbred auction (opens the original)
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Over 293 thoroughbred horses pranced through the ring at the Pomona Fairplex on Wednesday, Sept. 30, as part of a large yearly auction. The Fasig-Tipton California Fall Yearlings Sale is a one-day event that showcases and sells breeders’ best of the best. The horses sold come from highly desirable pedigree lines with many descending from Kentucky Derby competitors, according to Thoroughbred Daily News. Sales at the event were also boosted by a $500,000 bonus for the first sales graduate to win a
Pumpkins and fall fun are back with the 2026 Cal Poly Pomona PumpkinFest (opens the original)
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Over 30,000 university-grown pumpkins are nearly ready for visitors to find their perfect gourd at the Cal Poly Pomona 33rd annual PumpkinFest. Running Oct. 10 through Halloween, PumpkinFest is open on weekends from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. This year, new theme weekends will be a part of the festivities, beginning with Pumpkinzania Oct. 10 and 11, featuring all things pumpkin-themed and hands-on demonstrations. The next theme weekend, Oct. 17 and 18, is perfect for creepy-crawler lovers: Insect Festiva
Ontario council candidates speak out before election on issues ranging from spending to transparency to homelessness (opens the original)
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The City of Ontario is on the rise thanks to economic and real estate developments totaling hundreds of millions of dollars, and this November a change in command may be coming. Coming on the heels of an FBI probe that involved City Councilman Alan Wapner and both the city and Ontario International Airport, this general election season has already seen its fair share of intrigue. Those who currently hold the purse strings for the city are a five-seat dais, mostly long-term members stretching bac
Ontario Airport Authority Board tightens stipend and travel pay policies (opens the original)
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The Ontario International Airport Authority Board of Commissioners voted unanimously Thursday to reinforce and update its stipend pay and travel reimbursement policies for board members, along with the board’s bylaws. Changes to the policy came after the board, with a newly appointed member, met and discussed needed policy updates at a meeting held Sept. 1. The policy changes were apparently headed by OIAA Vice President Debra Porada, who joined the board last month, and Secretary Jim Bowman, bo
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