Davis Paul certainly knows how to land on his feet. And the multi-sport athlete has done just that in the past few years, as a standout college soccer player and on snowy terrain where he’s leaving his mark in the world of snowboarding.
His laid-back conversational style gives little hint to the driven young man who has carved out a niche for himself both on and off the playing field. He attributes his success to timing, great parents and a willingness to be open about the future.

The Tonka truck was fun, but Cookie Monster - a plush version of the Sesame Street character - was the big hit.
Matthew McCliman, all of 2 1/2, latched onto the toy when he showed up to help dad, Rancho Cucamonga Fire Capt. Mike McCliman, and fire engineer Daniel Carson promote this year’s Spark of Love toy drive held by local fire departments with the support of KABC (Channel 7).

Like the cool crisp mornings of October, the rustle of leaves along a dusty walk and the scampering of a rabbit into a bush, a marker of the season is here: the annual native plant sale at the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden in Claremont.

It isn’t the most natural move from electrical engineering to restaurateur, but Ta Siu has done it — and with the agility of a long distance runner.

The Inland Empire is turning into a hotbed of music activity. Some of the industry's most popular artists, Grammy winners and even a legend or two will be coming here to perform this month.

As an increasing number of homeowners stay put given the economy, it’s more important than ever to keep the house updated and inviting.
To that end, formal living rooms with a different purpose are making a comeback, "spa bathrooms" remain a hit, and creating beautiful exterior spaces that meld seamlessly into a home’s interior are three big trends in home design today, says interior designer Kelly Ferm, owner of Ferm Design Concepts in Rancho Cucamonga.

From the moment you breathe in the pine-infused air at Big Bear Lake, you know a mental as well as physical escape from daily life awaits. The San Bernardino Mountains offer a wealth of opportunities for summer getaways, and those on tap in this mountain community for the next three months will keep even the pickiest vacationer happy. Families, especially, will appreciate the area’s varied offerings.

When it comes to backyard decorating, nothing says home comfort like a swimming pool. It has been a quintessential focal point for decades, and the trend shows no signs of stopping — despite what the economy is doing. Whether it’s a modest

NO MORE VICTIMS. Instead, Lori Hartman Gervasi wants women to be prepared both mentally and physically to keep the “bad guys” away.

The Rancho Cucamonga mother of two knows what she’s talking about. Her father was in law enforcement, and she has a black belt in karate.

She’s weathered a flood, economic downturns and neglect — and it showed.

Today, the Pomona Fox Theater is back, and she’s never looked better.

Renovations are revitalizing the downtown venue that once hosted Hollywood premieres and the radio shows of Bob Hope, Desi Arnaz and Shirley Temple. She’s gotten a much-needed facelift and is ready to be center stage.