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Jim Harbaugh said he wish he could have been on the hotel elevator that was stuck for 2 hours with Chargers players
This feels like a very Jim Harbaugh thing to say, doesn’t it?. The Los Angeles Chargers coach spoke about the incident in which members of the franchise were stuck for about two hours in a Dallas in hotel elevator, including QB Justin Herbert. But it was the coach who...
'Enough is enough': Protestors frustrated by high power bills call on Newsom to 'stop PG&E'
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Mounting frustration over high power bills led to PG&E customers gathering in protest at the California State Capitol Tuesday. ABC10 spoke with people on limited incomes who said they’re being forced to choose between paying for power or putting food on the table. The protestors,...
Blue Jay Jazz Festival celebrates music, community & next generation talent
The 2024 Blue Jay Jazz Festival, known as the “Grammy Whammy,” was a resounding success with all three concerts held from August 22-24 at Tavern Bay Beach Club and Lake Arrowhead Resort selling out.
Salvation Army Summer Camp Helps At-Risk Youth
For over 100 years, The Salvation Army has recognized the restorative power of nature. This summer, The Salvation Army San Bernardino Citadel was able to offer three week-long day camps so at-risk children could enjoy fresh air, exercise and make new friend, thanks to the generosity of private donors. “We...
Massive fire destroys 3 story home
CRESTLINE - A massive structure fire burned a large three story home down to the ground on Finhaut Drive in Crestline, and extended into the vegetation across the street on Monday, August 26, 2024. At 4:39 a.m., a dispatch came out for a small vegetation fire in Crestline.
A Conversation with Football Coach Joe Jurado
I went by the football field last week to talk to Coach Jurado and about this year’s football team. Several seniors graduated last year, but the positive is that this year Rim’s football team has a lot more depth. Coach Jurado offered, “Compared to last year we’ve got a lot more experience this season we return a lot of starters on both sides of the ball.”
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Early Education Centers and Kid’s Corner
Looking for a wholesome place to take your child here on the mountain?. Mt. Calvary Lutheran Early Education Centers and Kid’s Corner, both mission schools of Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church, fit the bill.
Cal State San Bernardino School of Entrepreneurship Offers Mini MBA
The Palm Desert iHUB with the School of Entrepreneurship from the Jack H. Brown College of Business and Public Administration at the California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB) is offering an exclusive Mini MBA Course. The 6-session course runs from September 6th through November 15th and covers the “Greatest Hits” of an MBA with an Entrepreneurial concentration.
Redlands police ask for help in search for couple in 70s who disappeared over weekend
Authorities are asking for help in the search for a Southern California couple reported missing over the weekend after their unlocked vehicle was found near their residence. Seventy-three-year-old Stephanie and Daniel Menard, 79, were reported missing Sunday by a friend. They were last seen at 10 a.m. Saturday at their home in the 26000 block of Keissel Road.
Burros' single player finished fourth at Early Bird tourney
Last Saturday, the Lady Burros’ tennis team took two singles players and two doubles teams to the Oak Hills Early Bird Tournament. The early rounds of the tournament were sets to four games, with a 5-point tie breaker at 3-3. Later rounds were six game sets with a 7-point tie-breaker at 5-5. There was also a consolation bracket with four game sets. This unconventional scoring allowed the participants to play a large number of different opponents giving them valuable pre-season experience.
18-year-old man shot dead in Coachella neighborhood
An 18-year-old man died after he was shot in Coachella on Wednesday night, according to the Riverside County Sheriff's Department. A department spokesperson reported that deputies were dispatched to the intersection of Calle Rojo and Calle Camacho after multiple gunshots were heard in the area around 10:30 p.m. That's in a residential neighborhood...
Suspects Accused of Firearm Violations, Child Endangerment to Appear in Court
Two men in custody on suspicion of weapons violations and child endangerment following reports of gunfire in Coachella are scheduled to appear at arraignments Thursday. Mecca resident Frank Molina, 38, and Coachella resident Bernardo Moreno, 46, were each arrested at 11:55 p.m. on June 30 and booked into the John Benoit Detention Center overnight on suspicion of negligent discharge of a firearm and willful harm to a child, according to county inmate records.
Falcons draw season opener after two late goals
Cerritos College women’s soccer team drew 1-1 with Norco College during their home opener Tuesday Aug. 27. The squads entered the game evenly matched. This was evident in the first half of play as Cerritos attempted to disrupt Norco’s offensive possession early on. Both teams battled to find...
The Habit Burger Grill changes its name
The Habit Burger Grill is adding an ampersand to its name. The Irvine-based quick service chain will now be known as The Habit Burger & Grill, according to a news release. The changes are subtle, according to global chief market officer Jack Hinchliffe. “This isn’t a rebrand. We’re not changing...
Five hikers rescued from Ladder Canyon near Coachella
Five people were hoisted to safety from the Ladder Canyon Trail southeast of Coachella on Wednesday, with one of them taken to a hospital with minor injuries. The Riverside County Fire Department was notified at 12:42 p.m. Wednesday of five people in need of rescue from the trail, according to the agency. It...
Hotly contested Easley solar project near Desert Center wins OK from Riverside County
A bitterly contested commercial solar project in the California desert was unanimously approved by the Riverside County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday after what one official described as a "doozy" of a public hearing in which retirees begged the board to consider an "environmentally superior" alternative further from their homes. Federal land...
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