In 2017, the city of Rialto announced plans to begin construction on a shopping, dining, and entertainment center located off of Ayala Drive and Renaissance Parkway, just below the 210 freeway. The center was set to cover 60 acres of land and would be a go-to destination for all of the local community's demands such as fun, dining, entertainment, and shopping. Construction began that summer with the first businesses beginning to open in late February of the following year, 2018. Just in time for the holiday season, the complex is beginning to flourish. New businesses are constantly being opened and everyone is consistently talking about what is coming next. There is quite a … [Read more...] about Renaissance Parkway booms with new consumer options
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Are you ready for finals?
With finals around the corner, the Coyote Chronicle created a list of ways that students can reduce stress. In this generation of college students have a great access to a wide variety of communication with fellow peers. One great tip would be to create a study group since not many people like asking questions in class, peers may be able to work together to answer questions. In study groups, this enables students to be on top of reviewing notes, helps the individual learn while teaching others and vice versa. Darleen Rios a senior stated, “I was never a fan of studying for a final exam I was just in panic because of the anxiety of passing or failing.” This is not uncommon … [Read more...] about Are you ready for finals?
Slideshow: Volunteers help veterans with renovations
Team Depot volunteers help veterans, and their organizations through grants and with the labor to get the projects done. … [Read more...] about Slideshow: Volunteers help veterans with renovations
Transportation Changes and Growth In The Inland Empire
Inland Empire is becoming a transport hub with the recent efforts by local corporations such as Omnitrans, San Bernardino International Airport, and Ontario International Airport. The San Bernardino Transit Center opened its doors on September 8, 2015. Serving the communities of San Bernardino, Redlands, and Victor Valley. Operated by Omnitrans the center is a first step for establishing in the Inland Empire as a hub for transportation. According to the 2017 community indicators report published by the county of San Bernardino Board of Supervisors. Victor Valley Transit boardings per capita increased to 5.9 in 2015 compared to 5.2 in 2014. Which reflects how transportation in the … [Read more...] about Transportation Changes and Growth In The Inland Empire
Slideshow: Veterans Day at the Phelan
On the 11th hour, on the 11th day, of the 11th month, World War One ended and veterans continue to honor their service. At the Phelan, Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), over 50 members of the community showed up to join the ceremonies. … [Read more...] about Slideshow: Veterans Day at the Phelan
Policies and Protocols at CSUSB
CSUSB police and students comment on the current safety of the campus in the light of past incidents, whether it would be the shooting this past January by the visual arts center or incidents such as theft and carjacking. Coyote Chronicle decided to take a scoop in to see how students feel about their safety here at CSUSB and what they feel they’d like to see more on campus. Sergeant Rocky Johnson at CSUSB said campus police works on creating safety. “When a report is made, we do follow up. Even if it wouldn’t have been otherwise investigated outside the University, it would be investigated here,” stated Sergeant Johnson. According to the Sergeant, “There are daily activities … [Read more...] about Policies and Protocols at CSUSB
Multicultural Festival on Palm Desert Campus
Multicultural Festival served up diverse dishes from around the world on the Palm Desert campus, October 31st. “I attended the event to support a friend and I’m so glad I did because I learned a lot and expanded my cultural food palate,” said Melissa Martinez, a psychology major. The event was hosted by Professor Alatorre’s 304 Intercultural Communications class as part of their analysis of world cultures. Booths were set up displaying cultural information and the communication methods of different countries. A couple featured games or videos and almost all had dishes prepared to have a taste of the culture too. “I observed the culture of Rwanda and I actually … [Read more...] about Multicultural Festival on Palm Desert Campus
Psycho Beach Party Review
By: Alejandra Jimenez and Karina Escamilla Kicking off the 2018-2019 season, the theatre department debuted their first performance of Psycho Beach Party. The play is described as a “spoof of 1960’s beach party/surfing movies and 1970s slasher schlock.” It is the perfect mix of comedy and suspense. The main character, Florence “Chicklet” Forrest is eager to become the first female surfer but having multiple personalities gets in her way. “Psycho Beach Party is my 21st production… This year I thought I had run out of genres and then it came to me that I had ignored one of the most fascinating late 20th century theatrical phenomena: Theatre of the Ridiculous”, stated Tom … [Read more...] about Psycho Beach Party Review
“What motivated you to vote?”
On Nov. 6, San Bernardino Scottish Rite Rainbolt RiteCare Center held one of the voting polls, where the community shared their thoughts on elections. Donna Martin "I vote every four years, I would like to see a lot of changes in props." Mary Charmy "Everybody has to vote, exercise your right of suffrage to vote. I have worked in the election for 15 years, it's good for first-time voters to read the propositions because they can become confusing." Don Williams "To teach my boys that we need to be apart of our government and American society to change things." Darryl Joseph "The election is very important to me, it helps me to get the right people in … [Read more...] about “What motivated you to vote?”
Masquerade Ball
By: Judith Diaz-Nungaray, Brenda Fernandez and Christopher Nuenkaw-Harris The first annual Masquerade Ball was hosted on Oct. 31 at the Student Union by the Black Student Union (BSU). The Ball opened its doors around 7 p.m. and welcomed over a hundred people who were able to enjoy refreshments and Halloween candy. “The night is just to socialize and to have fun. It is the week after midterms, to have a good balance of fun and education while in college,” said senior student and President of the BSU, Kyle Wachuku. “The Masquerade Ball is another idea. We threw a Chocolate Ball last Spring, and this is kinda like the spin off of it.” “People always wanted to do a masquerade ball, … [Read more...] about Masquerade Ball
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