Robert Haydon
Robert Haydon is the Online News Editor at Z107.7
He graduated from University of Oregon's School of Journalism, with a specialty in Electronic Media.
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The Antelope Ground Squirrel is one of the Mojave’s most diminutive daytime desert dwellers
January 21st is National Squirrel Day... and we can't let one of the Mojave's smallest citizens escape the celebration just because they look similar to another micro-mammal.
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San Bernardino County accepting applications for public health jobs
The County of San Bernardino is accepting applications for part-time positions in their Mosquito and Vector Control Programs, Community and Environmental Health inspectors, and...
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Volunteers are needed for San Bernardino County’s “Point in Time” count
San Bernardino County is seeking volunteers for the annual Point in Time Count - or PITC - taking place on January 23 of next...
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County helps hi-desert residents prepare for power outages, emergencies and natural disasters
On Monday (1/13) hundreds of Yucca Valley residents formed a line out the door of the Yucca Valley Community Center at the San Bernardino...
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Locals gathering donations for those affected by Los Angeles wildfires
The Desert Region Fire Safe partners are teaming up with the Boys and Girls Club of the Hi-Desert to collect essential supplies needed by...
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Fire behind Yucca Valley business burns sewer supplies and power pole
“All you can think of is 'there goes your business, and thank god for the fire department… because they were here in minutes.'”
William Sellers...
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The fires burning in Los Angeles can happen here in the hi-desert, too
While the Morongo Basin has been spared any major fires this year, the wildfires that are burning in Los Angeles demonstrate that preparing for “fire season” is something you should consider year-round.
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Wind and weather delays announcement of Chuckwalla National Monument in Coachella Valley
A remote spot tucked into the mecca hills wilderness was supposed to be the spot where President Biden was to announce two new National Monuments in California, but windy weather caused a cancellation.
