Yucca Valley Planning Commission: sidewalk displays, filming at vacation rentals
The Yucca Valley Planning Commission will consider how to regulate filming at short-term vacation rentals.
Month: March 2014
MUSD to hold public hearing for MTA approvals at tonight’s meeting
The Morongo Unified School District Board of Trustees will hold their regular 6PM meeting tonight at Joshua Tree Elementary.
Bighorn Desert View Water Agency meets today at 6PM
When directors at the Bighorn-Desert View Water Agency meet at 6 p.m. today (October 12, 2024) they’ll be looking at writing off some bad debt.
Rivian opening second National Park-adjacent charging station in Joshua Tree
A new electric vehicle charging station is opening soon in Joshua Tree. Rivian, the maker of electric trucks and SUVs, is opening their second charging station at 61142 Twentynine Palms Highway, just east of Saddleback Road. This is…
Medicare open enrollment and Counseling appointments available for seniors and the disabled
Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP) provides free, unbiased Medicare counseling to Medicare beneficiaries and their families. It can help you identify potential cost savings, understand your healthcare choices, and explore…
6th Annual Yucca Valley Film Festival wraps another successful event
By all measures, the 6th Annual Yucca Valley Film Festival was considered a success. Running from Friday through Sunday, the film festival drew nearly one thousand attendees throughout the weekend, and organizers reported standing room-only…
Jury to deliberate on Arthur Davies’ second trial, verdict could come as early as Tuesday
Proceedings in the second trial of accused child abuser Arthur Davies have ended, and the jury will deliberate on what they’ve heard beginning tomorrow. Davies is charged with involuntary manslaughter and felony assault of a child for his…
Election 2024 Updates: State Assembly District 4, MVCSD
State Assembly District 4 continues to be a close contest. The District encompasses Yucca Valley and the majority of the western portion of our community as well as Palm Springs. Challenger Christy Holstege’s lead against incumbent Greg Wallis…
Veteran’s Day Tribute today in Town of Yucca Valley
Veterans Day is upon us, and the Town of Yucca Valley is hosting a tribute to honor current and veteran service members in our community.
Yucca Valley High School Wrestling hosts Shadow Hills for a Tuesday night duel
Yucca Valley Wrestling will host a duel against Shadow Hills High School tomorrow (November 12). The action starts at 5PM as the boys and girls teams kick off the first dual of the season. The “Takedown Cafe” concession stand will be open with…
Caltrans continues work east of Twentynine Palms, expect delays
Expect road closures on Twentynine Palms Highway east of Twentynine Palms this week, as Caltrans conducts overlay work on the state highway. Lanes may be reduced to one lane at a time, with flagging operations and traffic escorts on Twentynine…
Theatre 29 seeking 2025 board applications for annual reorganization
The all-volunteer board of directors of the non-profit community theatre organization, Theatre 29, will be reorganizing early next month and are looking for those interested in serving.
Tri-Valley Little League open for early bird registration
Early Bird registration opens today for Tri-Valley Little League’s 2025 Spring Baseball and Softball Season. With coed teams for Morongo Basin residents ages 4 through 16, the season begins on February 10. But you can save ten dollars on your…
Community Action Partnership providing turkeys and food boxes for Thanksgiving
If you or someone you know is in need of a holiday meal, the Community Action Partnership will be giving away whole turkeys and food boxes in advance of this Thanksgiving. Sign ups for the food giveaway are open now, and food will be distributed…
Partners Against Violence strives to maintain essential services amid funding challenges
Partners Against Violence usually gets funding from the VOCA fund (the Victims of Crime Act), California Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES), and Governor Newsom's office. Since federal funds were being cut, PAV was forced to look to the…
Mojave Noir live reading series to benefit Mil-Tree tonight at the 29 Palms Visitor Center
As part of this weekend’s 29 Palms Book Festival, there will be another installment of Mojave Noir, a live reading series celebrating the noir and crime fiction genre to benefit Mil-Tree, our local veteran outreach organization.…
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Dance Mojave hosting a sneak peek fundraiser for the upcoming production of “The Desert Nutcracker”
On Saturday, November 23, Dance Mojave is hosting a fundraising event to help…
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