Yucca Valley Planning Commission reviewed the Private Land Development update
Last night’s Yucca Valley Planning Commission meeting was short but productive. The Commissioners agreed on the consent agenda and reviewed the Private Land Development Update report. During the Yucca Valley Planning Commission meeting, Deputy…
Twentynine Palms City Council Gets an Earful on Events and Tourism
Last night, it was a spirited meeting of the Twentynine Palms City Council as residents and business owners expressed views on the importance of event programming and how best to increase tourism. During a public hearing at last night’s…
Yucca Valley State of the Town Luncheon with Mayor Jim Schooler
Yucca Valley Mayor Jim Schooler invites the public to the 2022 State of the Town Luncheon with Assemblyman Chad Mayes as a special guest speaker. Mayor Schooler and the Town Council will provide highlights of the past year and a look ahead to…
Palm Springs Man struck and killed on SR-62 in Joshua Tree last night (Sept 26)
A Palm Springs man was struck and killed on the highway in Joshua Tree Monday night (September 26). According to CHP investigators at about 9:15 PM a Honda Civic heading westbound on Highway 62 through Joshua Tree struck a man near El Reposo…
Man Suspected of Assault with a Deadly Weapon While Chasing Down Car on Quad
After receiving reports Sunday morning (September 25) of an armed man on a quad runner chasing down a car, the County Sheriff’s Deputies have arrested a suspect: a convicted felon from Twentynine Palms. At around 8:45 a.m., a 36 year-old Joshua…
Convicted Felon Arrested on Suspicion of Possessing “Ghost Gun” During Traffic Stop in Twentynine Palms
A Twentynine Palms man was arrested during a routine traffic stop on Monday (September 26) for suspicion of being a convicted felon in possession of a so-called “ghost” gun and ammunition. Just before 1 a.m. early Monday morning, County…
MUSD Board Meets Tonight After Week Of Violence in Schools
The MUSD Board will be meeting tonight (September 27) after a tumultuous week of violence and threats at Morongo Basin Schools. Though the scheduled agenda deals with more routine school district matters, some parents are expected to take…
Twentynine Palms City Council Meets Tonight to Discuss Expansion of Business Loan Program
The Twentynine PalmsCity Council will meet tonight to welcome new employees, host a public hearing on tourist fees, and discuss an expansion of the Business Loan Improvement Program. After welcoming new city employees, the Twentynine Palms City…
Yucca Valley Planning Commission To Review Private Land Development Update
At tonight’s Yucca Valley Planning Commission meeting, the commissioners will review and file the Private Land Development Update report. On the Yucca Valley Planning Commission consent agenda for the September 29 meeting are several native…
Hi Desert Nature Museum Hosts Curator Talk on Wednesday (Sept 28)
Listen Here: The Hi-Desert Nature Museum continues its special event series September 28. Join the Hi-Desert Nature Museum on Wednesday, September 28 at 5:30 p.m. for a “Curator Talk,” a special presentation by Warner Graves III and Steve Lech,…
Twentynine Palms Ladycats Volleyball hosted Indio – Scores and Recap
Last night (September 26), the Twentynine Palms High School Ladycats volleyball teams hosted Indio. JV dropped the first set and fought hard in the second set but still came up short 19-25. Amarah Banerjee had one kill. Carolyn Morning served up…
Yucca Valley Ladycats Tennis battled Desert Hot Springs – Scores and Recap
The Yucca Valley High School Girls Varsity Tennis Team lost to Desert Hot Springs 8-10 yesterday (September 26). In Singles, Carleigh Fraser won 6-2, 6-4, and 6-0. Arielle Guthrie won 6-0 and lost a close match in a tie breaker 6-7 (5-7). In…
Groups urge County Supervisors to cap Short Term Rentals permits
At tomorrow’s (September 27, 2022) 10 a.m. meeting of County Supervisors in San Bernardino, the board will hold a public hearing and likely vote on adding something called the Draft Housing Element, or DHE, to the County General Plan. Once…
Archaeopalooza celebrates archeology month at Copper Mountain College
Archaeopalooza is a great event to teach young people about the science of archaeology and the Native Americans who live in the Southern California deserts. It is also a tribute to the Desert Institute's rock art instructor, Daniel…
Barricades Go Up at Covington Park
A number of bright orange barricades have been placed at the overflow parking at Covington Park in Morongo Valley, if you’re wondering what’s keeping you from parking under the shade of the Tamerisk trees there. Keeping to their promise from…
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