Last night at Joshua Tree Elementary, MUSD celebrated their English Language Proficiency Assessments for California Reclassification and Seal of Biliteracy, a recognition by the...

At last Tuesday’s MUSD Board meeting, Donald Fields of Orrick Law Firm gave a detailed presentation on Bond Measure C’s Citizens Oversight Committee and...

On Tuesday (1/14) the Morongo Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees held their first regular meeting of the new year. The meeting began with the Board recognizing Director of Facilities and Maintenance David Daniels with a Certificate of Appreciation. Board President Christopher Claire presented Daniels with the Certificate, calling him “a driving force behind numerous projects,” as well as “instrumental” in passing Bond Measure C.

Last night the Morongo Valley Community Services District held their first regular meeting of the new year in Covington Park’s multipurpose room.

The Morongo Unified School District Board of Trustees will be holding their first regular meeting of the new year tonight at 6:00 PM at Joshua Tree Elementary.

In the wake of the Los Angeles wildfires, the Morongo Basin has been inundated with hundreds, possibly thousands, of “firebird” refugees: L.A. residents who have either lost their homes, who are unsure of the status of their homes, or who are unable to breath the toxic smoke continuing to permeate Los Angeles County into its second week of the devastating blaze. This mass exodus to the Basin has been testing the limits of our own limited infrastructure, with gridlocked roads, overwhelmed businesses, and our own power outages occurring because of the same high winds fueling the wildfires two hours away.

Desert Region Fire Safe is offering free fire assessment to help ensure your property is a defensible space against wildland fire, where you can...

Among the many new California laws going into effect as of January 1st, the horizons of community college students are being streamlined with AB1291, or the UC Associate Degree for Transfer Pilot Program, which will guarantee them transfer to a UC campus and save students money by offering the chance to earn two degrees in four years.