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By a unanimous 7-0 decision, Colton’s City Council voted on Tuesday May 3 to extend a moratorium on warehouse development for an additional year. The temporary pause will now expire on May 3, 2023, or until the council adopts an ordinance addressing issues and adverse impacts raised by warehouses

San Bernardino — La Comisión de Planificación de la Ciudad votó el martes pasado 5–2 para seguir adelante con el proyecto de extensión de la vía férrea propuesto por Burlington Northern Santa Fe. A pesar de las afirmaciones de la compañía ferroviaria de que el vecindario del lado oeste de

San Bernardino — The City Planning Commission last Tuesday night voted 5–2 to move forward with Burlington Northern Santa Fe’s proposed railway track extension project. Despite the rail company’s assertions that the west side neighborhood supports the project, residents and environmental justice groups want city officials to reconsider

Frontline Observer Staff Report A group of San Bernardino mobile home residents say they are experiencing unhealthful living conditions, unlawful fees and harassment by the mobile home park’s property management company. The group, located at Santiago Mt. View Mobile Home Estates, also alleges that some residents ultimately face unlawful

Ongoing pollution and health disparities has San Bernardino thinking of a future beyond warehouses Frontline Observer Staff Report The San Bernardino City Council later this evening will consider a warehouse moratorium that intends to put a temporary pause on the construction of new warehouses within the city’s boundaries. The

Frontline Observer recently sat down with Dr. Ellen Reese and Dr. Jake Alimahomed-Wilson, authors of The Cost of Free Shipping: Amazon in the Global Economy. Reese is Professor of Sociology and Chair of Labor Studies at the University of California, Riverside and Alimahomed-Wilson is Associate Professor of Sociology at the