TICKETS ARE GOING FAST FOR THE PIONEERTOWN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL BEGINNING MAY 27
Fans of Western movies, independent cinema, and the High Desert, there’s an exciting new event to add to your calendars. Arts & Entertainment Reporter Charlie Thomas tells you to grab the popcorn… Tickets are still available for the…
29 PALMS ARTISTS GUILD ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
The 29 Palms Artists’ Guild hosted its annual membership meeting and board election at 29 Palms Art Gallery Saturday (April 23), followed by a potluck dinner for board and guild members. During the meeting, ballots were counted, and election…
MIL-TREE HOSTS MEETING FOR “WOVEN WINDOWS” PROJECT TONIGHT
An informational meeting for the Mil-Tree project Woven Windows: Exploring the Inner and Outer Landscapes will be held tonight (4/26) at 5 pm at the Center For Health, 55887 Yucca Trail, Yucca Valley. This 3 week project starting April 30…
LANDERS MAN ACCUSED OF TERRORIZING HIS ELDERLY PARENTS WITH AN AX
A Landers man was arrested after Sheriff's deputies say he terrorized his elderly parents, assaulting them with an ax and holding them against their will. Wednesday (4/20), at 4:47 p.m. Deputies responded to a report of a subject…
PUBLIC MEETING SET FOR PROPOSED WONDER VALLEY WELLNESS RESORT
The friends of Wonder Valley will host a public informational meeting on a proposed wellness resort this Sunday. The meeting by the Transtech project team for the proposed development will be held Sunday, May 1, at 1 PM at the Wonder Valley…
TICKETS ON SALE FOR 5TH ANNUAL HI-DESERT FRINGE FESTIVAL
Celebrating its fifth year of showcasing original, non-traditional, provocative performance art, the Hi-Desert Fringe Festival will return to a live, on-site format at a new venue in Wonder Valley. Arts & Entertainment Reporter Charlie…
LOCAL PLATELET SUPPLY AT DANGEROUSLY LOW LEVELS
Local platelet supplies are at dangerously low levels in San Bernardino County. LifeStream Blood Bank is appealing to the public for platelet donations due to the growing demand for blood products during the ongoing critical blood shortage. Dr.…
COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DROPS TO PRE-PANDEMIC LEVEL
San Bernardino County’s unemployment rate dropped to pre-pandemic levels in March, as payrolls increased by nearly 10,000 during the month to a record 976,000, the County’s Workforce Development Board reported Friday. Newly released data showed…
STUDENTS INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN CONGRESSIONAL ART COMPETITION
Each spring season the United States Congress holds an art competition for high school students. The winning works from each district will be showcased at a special exhibit in the U.S. Capitol building. Reporter Gary Daigneault has details on…
JOHNSON VALLEY SHARED USE AREA TEMPORARILY CLOSED STARING FRIDAY
Thee Johnson Valley Shared Use Area will be temporarily closed to the public beginning this Friday. (April 29) through Monday May 9, while the Marine Corps conducts critical military training in the area. This is a change from originally…
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR THE PRESTIGIOUS MINERVA HOYT AWARD
Do you know a wonderful conservationist? The Joshua Tree National Park Association has announced a call for nominations for the 18th annual Minerva Hoyt California Desert Conservation Award. The Minerva Hoyt Award recognizes individuals and…
INAUGURAL JOSHUA TREE SOLO FEST STARTS FRIDAY
The solo theatre experience will be on full display and the inaugural Joshua Tree Solo Festival beginning April 29. Arts & Entertainment Reporter Charlie Thomas tells you how to get one on one… A weekend long celebration of the…
COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY MARKS NATIONAL CRIME VICTIMS’ WEEK
Today (April 24) through Saturday the 30th is National Crime Victims Month. In commemoration, the County District Attorney’s Office is hosting its seventh annual National Crime Victims’ Rights Week Memorials to raise awareness about crime…
ENJOY THE EARTH DAY WEEKEND! DON’T DRIVE WHILE IMPAIRED
Impaired driving is a major cause of vehicle collisions, and during holiday weekends, cases of drunk driving increase. Ernest Figueroa offers these simple tips to avoid driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol… Drunk and drugged…
COYOTES MORE ACTIVE AS SPRING ARRIVES, HOW TO AVOID INTERACTION
With spring in full swing, coyotes in the Morongo Basin are in their normal denning season caring for newborn pups and may be spotted more frequently in search of food, water and shelter. This puts outside pets — and at times people — at risk of…
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Local Election Results for the Morongo Basin (Updated 11/7)
Updated 11/7 @ 7:00 A.M. As ballots continue to be counted, we have an update on…
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