The Twentynine Palms Cemetery District Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting at 4:30 p.m. today (October 19). The trustees will receive a financial overview from September and discuss their upcoming plans for “Day of the Dead”. The…
Speaking of “Day of the Dead” or Dia de Los Muertos, the Twentynine Palms Cemetery is also looking to accept altars for the Mexican celebration of the dead. The Art students at Copper Mountain College and the 29 Palms Public Cemetery have…
Big Read Morongo Basin, an annual community-wide reading event continues with a drive-in film screening tomorrow. Entertainment Reporter Charlie Thomas prepares the popcorn… Big Read Morongo Basin, continues its 2021 program with a drive-in film…
Here in Southern California, you are often told to prepare for “the big one”. In fact, if you google “the big one”, you are bombarded with articles about the potential earthquake that will destroy the West. If your emergency supplies are…
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and research suggests that dietary factors are partly responsible for about 30-40% of all cancers, meaning that eating healthy can boost the immune system and help lower a woman’s chances of having…
Even though summer is officially over and the “spooky season” is here, desert residents should still remember the importance of water conservation to avoid the shock of expensive water bills and possible water shortages. Assignment reporter…
Caltrans will continue roadwork on Highway 62 this week. Beginning today, (October 18), through Thursday, October 21, crews will be working on installing the loop signal sensors at various intersections. Construction going eastbound from Senilis…
We have limited information following a fatal crash in Yucca Valley Saturday (October 16) evening. According to a Sheriff’s department press release, just before 5 p.m., deputies responded to a two-vehicle traffic collision at the intersection…
This week is National Teen Driver Safety Week, and officials from Yucca Valley, Twentynine Palms and the San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department want you to keep your young drivers safe. Here’s reporter Jef Harmatz with a few tips… Did you know that…
California’s Board of Equalization is required by law to meet with County Assessors at least once a year to discuss the administration of assessment and taxation laws, and ways to promote uniformity statewide. Reporter Mike Lipsitz is here to…
The Homestead Valley Community Council will hold its regular monthly meeting today (October 18) at 3 p.m. in Johnson Valley at the community center. The meeting will include updates on the ongoing illegal marijuana farms issue, and discussion on…
Many feel that bias - a prejudice either for or against a thing, person or group - is rife within our judicial system. That perceived unfairness, with regards to the homeless issue, is the topic of a virtual townhall. Reporter Heather Clisby has…
After more than a year of COVID-19 keeping the doors of the Twentynine Palms Senior Center shut, the center is set to reopen on November 1. With the reopening, the meal delivery program provided by Reach Out Morongo Basin started in response to…
If you live in the Morongo Basin and are receiving groceries from a food pantry, but still need help, a limited number of Stater Brothers cards will be available this month at Desert Hills Presbyterian Church, on a first-come-first-served basis…
Theatre 29 has announced its’ cast for their upcoming holiday musical of “A Christmas Carol”. Entertainment Reporter Charlie Thomas presents the casting board… Theatre 29 and Director Lisa Goldberg are excitedly announcing the selection of the…
The varsity Trojan Football Team traveled to Thermal to take on the Desert Mirage Rams last Friday (October 15). The Trojans won 67 to 0 with a running clock the entire second half. Offensively, Stephon Rogers scored 2 rushing touchdowns…
Updated 11/7 @ 7:00 A.M. As ballots continue to be counted, we have an update on…
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