The iconic western Joshua tree remains in a state of bureaucratic limbo. While it was not added as a threatened species under the California Endangered Species Act, the California Fish and Game Commission has agreed to revisit the issue when it…
With summer upon us, 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…
A Landers man was arrested Sunday, accused of attempted murder and false imprisonment. Deputies responded to the 2900 block of Dusty Mile Road in Landers on a request from San Bernardino County Fire Department for a 28 year old woman who…
A Wonder Valley man was arrested, accused of brandishing a firearm and threatening to kill his former landlord. According to the Sheriff’s Department, Sunday, June 26 Gilbert Gonzalez went to his former residence in the 83000 block of Amboy Road…
The Yucca Valley Planning Commission reviewed a request to increase the size of currently allowed occupants and vehicles at a large short-term vacation rental at Tecuya Way. After hearing public comments, the Commissioners took a long…
Wildfire season is here and fire safety awareness is essential during the hot, dry, summer. With the 4th of July right around the corner, San Bernardino County wants to remind you all fireworks, including those labeled “safe and sane” are…
The Morongo Unified School District Board of Trustees met last night in regular session; voting to approve the budget for the coming school year and recognizing the outgoing district superintendent. With summer school well underway across the…
The Town of Yucca Valley’s 2022 summer Aquatics Program is offering Water Fun and Fitness drop-in sessions this summer. The programs include a Recreational Fun Swim every Monday and Friday from 1-4 pm, Lap Swimming sessions Monday…
Hikers and climbers should be prepared for high heat and humidity in Joshua Tree National Park and must use extreme caution. All hikes should be planned to begin at or before sunrise and end by 10:00 AM or planned to not begin until after 4:00…
The CalFresh food assistance program offers help to low-income families and individuals in California. The state’s largest food assistance program helps provide low-income families and individuals who meet federal income eligibility rules with…
Joshua Tree National Park asks you to plan your visit “like a park ranger” with these top-ten tips: 1. Leave no trace; take only photos and leave only footprints. 2. Always leave a note when going hiking; for an emergency or to report a missing…
The desert's best dive bar, The Palms in Wonder Valley, will be finishing their live concert series for the summer with a punk frenzy today Saturday, starting at sundown. Featuring local favorites, The Hot Patooties, an original punk-n-roll…
The Boys & Girls Club of the Hi-Desert will be hosting a Paint Night fundraiser this Saturday night, June 25. Tickets for the Boys and Girls Club benefit Paint Night are $45. Attendees will get a guided art lesson by Linda Shrader, all art…
Most of us know that California is in a serious drought. In fact, January through March this year was our state’s driest in more than a century. Morongo Basin residents have a good track record of keeping water consumption rates among the lowest…
Those bright colorful metallic balloons may look festive, but they are a serious danger in fire-prone areas and can harm or kill wildlife. According to Southern California Edison (SCE) last year over eleven-hundred power outages were caused by…
Children from Twentynine Palms will receive new free books at a special summer literacy event tomorrow, June 25. Kids in grades K thru 6 participating in Save The Children’s summer learning programs will take part in a special literacy day.…
Updated 11/7 @ 7:00 A.M. As ballots continue to be counted, we have an update on…
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