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Los Angeles Black Restaurant Week opens; find delicious meals across SoCal
Numerous Southern California eateries are participating, including The Vegan Joint. A memorable dine-out experience that finds its vibrant start in one city has a way of quickly popping up in other places; then, meal by marvelous meal, the event becomes an annual mainstay in those locations over just a few short years.
Family fights child molester’s possible release in Southern California
A family is fighting to stop the possible release of a Riverside man who was sentenced to prison for molesting and kidnapping a 5-year-old girl. Charles William Mix, 69, was sentenced to 350 years in prison for the 2003 kidnapping. The victim, who is now 27 years old, still isn’t ready to speak on the […]
Newsom considers cutting funding for cities refusing to clear encampments
Local governments in California could have their funding for homelessness slashed next year if they fail to use what is left in this year’s budget to sweep encampments. Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is purportedly weighing the funding cut for cities and counties dragging their feet on clearing large encampments that have dotted the state, Bloomberg reported Friday. […]
Desert Hot Springs shows fighting spirit in comeback win over Rubidoux
The Desert Hot Springs Golden Eagles may have learned a few things about themselves Friday in a 20-14 season-opening victory at home over the Rubidoux Falcons. Desert Hot Springs rallied from a 14-6 deficit with just five minutes left in the game for a victory that even had the Desert Hot Springs head coach enthused. ...
Sea lions continue to wash ashore on California coast amid toxic algae bloom
An increasing number of sea lions are washing up on the California coast due to toxic algae that experts say could be the result of human-caused climate change. Stress has always been part of the job for Dr. Cara Field. But lately, it's been bordering on frantic. "I'm going to start look at some of our patients and assess their neurologic responses," she said. For the last three weeks, Field, the Director of Conservation Medicine at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, has been in a race against the clock treating dozens of sea lions that have...
How College of the Desert students can get 'instantly admitted' to CSUSB in the spring
It’s official: All three public K-12 school districts in the Coachella Valley have resumed classes for the 2024-25 school year. College of the Desert and California State University, San Bernardino’s Palm Desert Campus will start its academic terms on Monday, Aug. 26. Students at COD planning to transfer to CSUSB for the spring...
Love’s opens 16th California travel stop featuring 111 parking spots, dog park
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — Love’s has announced the opening of its 16th travel stop in California featuring 111 parking spots for professional drivers, a dog park and numerous other amenities. According to a media release, the new travel stop is located off Highway 99 and Taft Highway in...
Matthew Markin joins NACADA’s Emerging Leaders Program as mentor
Two-time alumnus Matthew Markin ’04, ’09, an academic advisor in CSUSB’s Office of Academic Success and Undergraduate Advising, was selected as a mentor for the 2024-26 NACADA Emerging Leaders Program. (ELP). NACADA is the premier global association of academic advising in higher education. This year, six mentors...
Aztecs Cruise Past UC Riverside 5-2
SAN DIEGO – The Aztec men’s soccer team opened the 2024 season with a convincing 5-2 win over UC Riverside on the SDSU Sports Deck Friday evening. SDSU held a 2-0 lead at the half, but the Highlanders scored two goals in a 90-second span early in the second half to tie it up. The Aztecs then regrouped and scored three more goals to secure their first win of the season.
SIERRA PACIFIC PLANTS 300 MILLIONTH SEEDLING
This spring, Sierra Pacific Industries, Anderson, Ca., planted its 300 millionth seedling on its timberlands, reflecting the company’s commitment to sustainable forest management and ensuring we have forests for future generations. “I wouldn’t have imagined 75 years ago when we started with no land and one very small sawmill...
Toddler Winds Up In The Hospital After Restaurant Serves Her Wine Instead Of Apple Juice
In California, a restaurant accidentally served a toddler wine instead of apple juice. Per PEOPLE, Noemi Valencia and her partner went to a Japanese restaurant. They realized during their meal that their toddler started experiencing symptoms of intoxication. "She was swaying, she was falling over, she was leaning on walls, she couldn't hold her head up, she was slurring her words," Valencia stated.
California Mega Millions jackpot rolls to $575 million
(KRON) — California Lottery players are gearing up for another shot at a massive prize, as the Mega Millions jackpot has climbed to an estimated $575 million. The increase comes after no ticket matched all six numbers in Friday’s draw, confirmed CA Lottery. With the next chance to win set for Tuesday, hopeful players have […]
Leak forces waste disposal shipment to return to San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station
A shipment of two pressurizers was returned to the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) earlier this summer because of a leak during transport to a disposal site. The pressurizers were on their way to Clive, Utah. On July 1, during a stop at the San Bernardino railyard, a worker noticed liquid leaking from one of the 100-ton pressurizers and notified Southern California Edison (SCE), the owner and operator of the San Onofre nuclear plant.
California high schools now have to use special thermometer before canceling games
Across the state, high school sports now have new rules around heat and outside play."Nobody ever wants to miss a game. Nobody ever wants to postpone a practice, but the important thing that we have to keep the forefront is the health and safety of these students' coaches and fans," says Ryan Tos, CIF Central Section Commissioner.The new CIF guidelines advise schools to move outdoor practices to cooler times, like early morning or late evening. They also require schools to postpone or cancel practice if it gets too hot outside. In the past each school or district had its own...
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