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Residents dump your unwanted items this Saturday
San Bernardino residents it’s that time again to discard unwanted bulky items such as appliances, mattresses, tires, broken furniture, tree limbs and electronic waste including printers and TVs. The Community Dump Day is tomorrow, Saturday, August 31 at Blair Park at 1466 West Marshall Blvd. from 8:00 AM to...
Yes, the monsoon can even affect Southern California
Most summertime weather in Southern California is fairly benign. But clouds, rain and thunderstorms can occasionally come from another source: The same North American Monsoon that mainly affects the desert southwest. Powerful monsoon storms moved through Arizona, Utah and Colorado on Aug. 21-23, 2024, with intense downpours, hail, heavy winds,...
San Bernardino County unveils express toll lanes on Interstate 10
High Desert job commuters and travelers in Southern California will discover 10 miles of new toll lanes on Interstate 10 between the San Bernardino and Los Angeles county lines. The opening of the SB Express Lanes will mark the first phase of tolled and HOV 3+ lanes to open in San Bernardino County. The...
Redlands school board approves multiple agreements
The Redlands Unified School District board meeting on Aug. 20 resulted in the unanimous approval of several agreements. All items passed without discussion. Board member Patty Holohan was absent from the meeting. The board first approved an agreement with Temecula-based environmental consultant Verdantas Inc. to provide materials testing and special...
Victor Valley gears up for fall parades, festivals, concert as autumn nears
The approach of autumn marks the return of some of the largest festivals in the Victor Valley, including the Happy Trails Parade, Car Show & Street Fair in Apple Valley. The Happy Trails Parade begins at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 7 along south outer Highway 18 from Central Road west to Pawnee Road. ...
Updated COVID vaccine now available across SoCal. Here's what you need to know
LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The updated COVID-19 vaccine is now available at pharmacies across Southern California, and there's an even bigger push to get people vaccinated ahead of the busy holiday season. The vaccine has a new formula to more closely target circulating variants and provide better protection. "This new...
California’s Inland Empire Faces Growing Challenges in Caring for Aging Population
Overview: California is preparing for a rapidly aging population, with the Inland Empire expected to experience the most growth. However, the region is already struggling with a shortage of resources to care for its elderly population. In addition, Black Americans face unique challenges, many of which are rooted in economic disparities. To address these issues, California is implementing various legislative measures and support programs, but more resources will be needed to effectively support the aging population and ensure equitable access to care.
Southern California Edison seeks to recover $1.6 billion of wildfire-related losses
(Reuters) - Southern California Edison, a unit of utility Edison International, said on Thursday it was seeking approval for a settlement agreement to recover nearly 60% of losses related to wildfires and mudslides in 2017 and 2018.
Redlands approves Vibe Festival of Wellness
The Redlands City Council unanimously approved the Vibe Health and Wellness Festival to be held Sept. 29, during a July meeting. The event, hosted by the University of Redlands in collaboration with the Alliance for Community Transformation and Wellness (ACTW), will occur in Sylvan Park and the surrounding area. Designed to promote the eight domains of health and wellness, the festival features a 5K Family Fun Run fundraiser.
Orange County’s Music Scene: Can’t Miss Venues
Orange County has long been a breeding ground for musical talent, from the surf rock legends of the ’60s to the punk rock pioneers of the ’80s. This region has shaped the soundtracks of countless lives, with venues that have seen the rise of iconic musicians and the birth of new genres. Today, that legacy lives on in a colorful music scene that continues to bring unforgettable live performances to local audiences. Whether you’re looking to relive the magic of the past or discover the next big thing, OC’s music venues offer a front-row seat to history in the making!
Trash pick-up fees could increase 9% for three years
REDLANDS, Calif. – Redlands residents may soon be paying more for their trash and recycling pick up. The city is proposing a 9% annual increase in solid waste utility rates for the next three years, followed by a 4% hike by 2028. The fee increase would cover rising operational costs and fund infrastructure improvements, according to city officials.
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.
OC Coastkeeper’s Litigation Stops Newport Harbor Confined Aquatic Disposal Facility and Improves Dredging Project
As the result of a lawsuit filed by Orange County Coastkeeper over Endangered Species Act and National Environmental Policy Act concerns, the United States Army Corps of Engineers has revised its Newport Harbor dredging project. The updated plans feature a better solution for contaminated dredged material and a monitoring program...
Study Highlights Physical and Emotional Impact of California Wildfires
In recent years, California has experienced extreme wildfires, causing substantial loss of life and property. A UC Irvine study examined the effects of frequent exposure to wildfires and wildfire smoke on the physical and mental health of Southern California residents. Wildfires in California are 25% more likely relative to preindustrial...
Desert Daze Cancels 2024 Festival
This fall’s Desert Daze has been called off. Organizers announced the festival will no longer take place as originally scheduled for Southern California’s Lake Perris from October 10 – 13. “As an independent festival, an increasing rarity in today’s festival market, Desert Daze is run by a...
Collaboration Brings Good Energy throughout San Diego.
The spirit of partnership is alive and well in Southern California. The unique collaborations San Diego Gas & Electric® (SDG&E®) has with local businesses and organizations like Cajon Valley Union School District, The Plot, and MANA de San Diego are spreading good energy all across the region. Through these initiatives and transformative projects, SDG&E is living its commitment to building stronger, healthier communities.
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