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Bhakti Fest mixes music and yoga for a spiritual experience
JOSHUA TREE — Bhakti Fest, the ultimate Yoga & Conscious Music Festival, will take place September 27-29 at the Joshua Tree Lake & Campground while celebrating its 13th anniversary. Attendees are in for a weekend filled with music, yoga classes, breathwork, sound healing sessions, spiritual and wellness workshops, a...
Ayala Controls Throughout Thursday’s 28-14 Season-Opening Victory Over Colony; Running Game & Defense Key to Victory
Photos by Josh Thompson (Chino Valley Champion) & Gustavo Vargas. Don’t let the final score fool you, Ayala dominated Colony, 28-14, in Thursday’s season opener at AHS. The Bulldogs led 21-0, 28-7 and they took a knee at the 1-yard line in the waning moments instead of punching it in.
More movie choices return to Morongo Basin since pandemic shutdown
In 2020, the pandemic caused movie theaters across the country to close, and unfortunately many of them did not reopen. The two locations to see new movies on the big screen, Cinema 6 in Yucca Valley and Smith’s Ranch Drive-In Theater in Twentynine Palms both closed. In the years...
Water rates going up; Average HDWD bill will be over 10% more
YUCCA VALLEY – Water and sewer rates will go up every year for the next five years under increases approved 5-0 by the Hi-Desert Water District directors Wednesday. The average household will pay just under $11 more a month this year for water and sewer services. Director Bob Stadum...
CIF has new guidelines to protect student-athletes from heat-related illnesses
ESCONDIDO, Calif. — Stadium lights beamed for the first game of the season for many districts throughout San Diego. The start of the new school year also brought new procedures to protect student-athletes from extreme heat. School districts must follow the California Interscholastic Federation Guidelines to prevent heat-related illnesses...
Yoga class credit card thieves strike multiple studios in Central Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Multiple yoga studios in Central Ohio have fallen victim to a pair of credit card thieves. The Grandview Heights Police say two individuals signed up for yoga classes using a fake identity. While at the studios, they worked together to steal credit cards from victims while attending classes.
The Guy Who Had an Alibi for a Crime Because of Sienfeld Show (video)
In 2003, Juan Catalan, a hard-working, law-abiding citizen of Los Angeles, found himself ensnared in a nightmarish scenario. Accused of a cold-blooded murder he did not commit, Catalan faced the death penalty, with the presumption of innocence seemingly absent from his case. For the Los Angeles Police Department, Juan was the killer, and it was up to him to prove his innocence—a near-impossible task under the circumstances.
Animal-Rights Advocates to Protest at Norco Rodeo
Animal-rights advocates will demonstrate Saturday outside the Norco Mounted Posse-Professional Rodeo Cowboys’ Association rodeo at the George Ingalls Equestrian Center. They will protest what they call the inherent cruelty of events such as bull-riding, calf-roping and mutton-busting, which involves children riding sheep for as long as they can stay on the animals’ backs.
Norco Rodeo Continues Saturday and Sunday
Bull-riding, calf-roping and other frontier fun will continue at the George Ingalls Equestrian Center Saturday and Sunday at the 2024 Norco Mounted Posse-Professional Rodeo Cowboys’ Association rodeo. The three-night event that opened Friday will boast a series of contests for both professionals and amateurs — including a bareback-riding contest,...
Rickea Jackson's Daring Pregame Outfit In Sparks-Mystics Is Blowing Up Online
Los Angeles Sparks rookie Rickea Jackson turned heads once again for her pregame outfit. This time, however, not all reactions were good. Ahead of Friday's showdown between the Sparks and Washington Mystics, Jackson was spotted entering the Entertainment & Sports Arena in DC wearing a rather ...
Mob ransacks 7-Eleven store after possible street takeover in San Pedro
A 7-Eleven store in San Pedro was ransacked by a massive crowd after a possible street takeover overnight.The incident happened around 2 a.m. Saturday near the intersection of Gaffey and 1st streets, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.Officers responded to the area after receiving a call of a disturbance. Police could not confirm if that disturbance was a takeover but it was described as large groups of people around their cars.That group eventually gathered inside the nearby 7-Eleven stores and began taking items. Video from inside the ransacked store shows broken displays knocked over on the floor and merchandise and debris scattered everywhere.Authorities say the mob of about 30-50 people got away with about $40,000 in goods, including $1,000 worth of cigarettes and $20,000 worth of lottery tickets.The crowd broke up and dispersed before officers arrived. No arrests have been made.
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