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Some humidity and warmth on tap for the holiday weekend
The holiday weekend has arrived, and with it, we can expect to have a touch of humidity and slightly above-average temperatures on tap. Like yesterday, the moisture we're seeing is leading to the possibility of some isolated showers in the mountains and High Desert. At the very least, expect to see some pretty clouds this afternoon.
Beaumont City Council approves security camera contract
Beaumont City Council unanimously voted to approve a two-year contract with Flock Safety to install and maintain 36 new security cameras around the city at its Aug. 20 meeting. The contract is worth $225,900. The first-year cost is $117,900. The second-year cost is $108,000. The agreement is an upgrade to...
Beaumont Coyotes place second at NAFA World Series
The Beaumont Coyotes are celebrating after recently placing second at the 2024 “A” North American Fastpitch Association (NAFA) World Series in La Crosse, Wisconsin. The team has a history dating back to the 1950s. David Valdivia’s uncle started the program then. Valdivia’s father took it over in the 1970s.
Council approves $549K for tasers
The Redlands City Council unanimously approved a significant purchase agreement with Axon Enterprise Inc., a Scottsdale, Arizona-based manufacturer of energy devices company. The council's decision last month, greenlighted the acquisition of 105 “Taser 10,” a conductive electrical weapon, along with all required accessories under a Master Service and Purchasing Agreement. This agreement totals $549,724.94 and will see the Redlands Police Department (RPD) outfitted with these state-of-the-art devices over the next five fiscal years. Police Chief Rachel Tolber signed the agreement on behalf of the city.
Authorities work to identify human remains found in concrete ‘bunker’ under missing California couple’s neighbor’s home
Authorities are working to determine whether human remains found in a concrete “bunker” underneath a man’s California mobile home belonged to a missing couple who lived next door at a nudist resort, police said.
Gov. Newsom calls special session to address high gas prices
Governor Gavin Newsom called lawmakers into a special session Saturday to address spikes in gasoline prices. The move follows pushback Newsom received on a request to approve a series of bills that would cut energy costs for Californians and require petroleum refiners to maintain a stable inventory. Prices at the pump typically spike when refiners […]
Friendship Club enjoys singing ventriloquist
The Friendship Club presented Michael Minor, the multitalented singing ventriloquist, at its August show. Assisted by his puppets — Screech the hippie, Clarence the moose and Guido the rat — Minor sang his way through impressions of Elvis, John Wayne, Johnny Mathis, James Cagney, Dean Martin, Elton John and Marlon Brando.
Build Coachella Valley Fund grant helps thwart food insecurities in Palm Springs area
Through community engagement, outreach, food distribution and a variety of other services, Cathedral City Senior Center is revered for helping improve the quality of life for seniors 55+ living in Cathedral City and the surrounding communities. But ambitious souls running things behind the scenes are quick to note it's more than a senior...
Desert Healthcare District plans summit to spotlight environmental health concerns
Coachella Valley residents are invited to converge on Sept. 20-21 with environmental advocates, public health experts and local and state leaders at the Healthy Desert, Healthy You Summit in Rancho Mirage. The Desert Healthcare District and Foundation will present the free summit, with community partners, to address the valley's environmental health challenges. It...
Stagecoach Days returns to Banning
Amy Pippenger says the community should look forward to the 67th iteration of Stagecoach Days. “It’s the best $25 you’ll ever spend,” said Pippenger, the Stagecoach Days Association’s chair. The event is set for Friday, Sept. 6, and Saturday, Sept. 7, at AC Dysart Park. Gates...
Banning Pass Little League hosts first state tournament
For the first time in its history, Banning was the host site for the 2024 Southern California 8-10 Division Championship tournament. The tournament, which took place from July 20 to 28, ended with Aliso Viejo Little League defeating Villa Park Little League 3-2 to take the title. Robert Sibole, president...
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