These haunted locations in San Bernardino continue to draw visitors and ghost hunters from all over. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, there’s no denying the eerie atmosphere and rich history of these spooky sites.
Author: Manny Sandoval
Manny Sandoval is an accomplished media professional and IE native. He is a proud owner of the Inland Empire Community News and Sandoval Communications, a thriving PR firm based in Redlands, Calif.
He holds an associate's degree in radio broadcasting from SBVC, a bachelor's degree in mass communication from CSUSB, and a master's degree in strategic communication from CBU.
Prior to his success as a business owner, Manny worked for CBS Radio (now Audacity) in Los Angeles. There, he was responsible for managing audio boards and coordinating on-air promotions as a board operator at 97.1 AMP Radio; where he had the privilege of calling his media idol, Carson Daly a co-worker. He also worked as a PR specialist for the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians Tribal Government.
In 2019, Manny was recognized as one of the top 30 community leaders under the age of 30 by California State Assembly Majority Leader Eloise Gomez Reyes.
Colton Sports Hall of Fame Inducts Fredrick L. Venegas in Historic Ceremony, Honoring Local Legends and More
On April 1st, Fleming Park was filled with excitement and anticipation as the Colton Sports […]
Time for Change Foundation seeks to combat women and children homelessness by raising $1 million, here’s how you can help
This star-studded masquerade event aims to raise $1 million to support the foundation’s mission of empowering disenfranchised, low-income women and children, and building thriving communities through evidence-based programs and housing initiatives.
Amazon Invests Over $25 Million Annually to Boost Computer Science Opportunities for SBCUSD, RUSD and 5,100 students across the IE
Victor Reinoso, Global Director of Philanthropic Education Initiative at Amazon, highlighted the company’s dedication to increasing access to computer science education, particularly in Title 1 schools. Title 1 schools are federally designated schools with a high concentration of students eligible for free or reduced lunch. Amazon seeks to work with districts that prioritize computer science education, focusing on schools that serve students from underserved communities.