Banning

Banning, CA · Municipal
Rafu Shimpo
Yamasaki Seeking Re-election to Orange Unified Board
Andrea Yamasaki, who represents Trustee Area 1 on the Orange Unified Board of Education, is seeking re-election on Nov. 3. According to her campaign website, Yamasaki first became involved in education as a parent, attending meetings, chairing committees, and volunteering at school events before expanding into leadership roles. She ran for the board in 2016 in a special election.
raincrossgazette.com
communityforwardredlands.com
Museum of Redlands opens after 26-year effort
REDLANDS, Calif. — After 26 years of planning, fundraising and construction, the $32 million Museum of Redlands officially opened its doors Saturday, Oct. 24, welcoming approximately 500 people to explore the city's history through artifacts, interactive displays and exhibits. "Museums have been called the memory keepers and storytellers of...
Marisol Ochoa
A Riverside power outage could last as long as 7 days, RPU says; learn to operate your driveway gate by hand.
A driveway gate that opens while the power is on has not answered the question that matters during a shutoff: how will you operate it then? Don’t count on the battery backup without learning the manual operation, too. Santa Ana winds are in season in Riverside, California, and a shutoff could last for days. Read your gate’s owner’s manual and learn how to operate the gate by hand before the power goes out.
Hey SoCal / Civic News
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Rialto City Council Candidates Address Warehouse Growth, Public Safety and Aging Roads
Inland Empire Community News (IECN) reached out to Rialto city council candidates. They were given four identical questions about infrastructure, industrial development, public safety and economic vitality. IECN has published their answers as written, editing only for clarity or to adhere to AP style guidelines. Several candidates, including Celina Diaz,...
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Saturday Halloween Means a Longer Night on Riverside Streets, With E-Bikes Adding New Risk
Halloween lands on a Saturday this year, which means trick-or-treating won't be squeezed into the hours between school pickup and bedtime. Kids could be on the sidewalks by midafternoon, parties will run late, and drivers, pedestrians and e-bike riders will be sharing the same dark residential streets for most of the evening.
The Desert Sun
Brightline West funding woes stall LA-to-Vegas high-speed rail project
FOX 2 San Francisco
High tides cause wild flooding throughout California
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Corona Council Locks In $900K Deal for 800-Seat Downtown Music Venue
Corona's City Council voted unanimously on October 21 to approve a venue management agreement with Knitting Factory Entertainment for a city-owned building at 152 East 6th Street, setting the stage for a new all-ages concert hall in the heart of downtown. The yet-to-be-named venue is expected to hold more than 800 people and open in spring 2028.