Inland Regional Center, site of terrorist attack, reopens

Employees wait to enter the Inland Regional Center complex in San Bernardino as it reopens for the first time since a mass shooting there last month that left 14 people dead.

(Barbara Davidson / Los Angeles Times)

Jan. 4, 2016 8:52 AM PT

A security guard checks employee ID badges as they enter The Inland Regional Center complex in San Bernardino.

(Barbara Davidson / Los Angeles Times)

The Way World Outreach Church members pray for employees as they enter The Inland Regional Center complex in San Bernardino, which reopened for the first time since a mass shooting there last month.

(Barbara Davidson / Los Angeles Times)

A security guard checks employee ID badges as they enter The Inland Regional Center complex in San Bernardino.

(Barbara Davidson / Los Angeles Times)

A security guard peers over the fencing at the Inland Regional Center complex in San Bernardino as it reopened Monday for the first time since a mass shooting last month.

(Barbara Davidson / Los Angeles Times)

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Inland Regional Center, site of terrorist attack, reopens

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