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Victorville Daily Press

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Victorville’s Veterans Day Celebration: A day of patriotism, pride, unity

Clutching a small American flag, Felicia Jackson said Victorville’s 30th Annual Veterans Day Celebration was a “true reflection” of the United States. “For one day, we put aside our differences to celebrate the men and women in uniform who risked their lives to protect our country,” Jackson told the Daily Press. “This is what true patriotism, pride and unity are all about.” The annual event, hosted by city officials on Wednesday, Nov. 11, kicked off with a Veterans Day Parade, which traveled down 7th Street from Tracy Street to Forrest Avenue. Seventh Street also serves as part of Old Route 66, which officially turned 100 on the same day. People of all ages waved American flags, took photos and cheered the veterans as they walked, rode motorcycles, sat in vehicles, and rode atop trucks and trailers. “We’re here to thank the veterans on behalf of my father, who served in Vietnam and died a few years ago,” Susan Cantor told the Daily Press. “My dad loved this country and he passed that passion down to us and his grandchildren.” Nearly 30 military and non-military organizations took part in the parade, including a few crowd favorites such as the Granite Hills

Victorville, CA · 1d

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Caltech launching new center to prepare SoCal for next natural disaster

The California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena is launching a new center to prepare Southern California for the next major disaster. Led by seismologist Dr. Lucy Jones, the Center for Disaster Resilience aims to bring researchers and community leaders together to focus on preparedness, response and recovery for natural disaster threats affecting the region. That includes earthquakes, wildfires, extreme heat, flooding and tropical storms.

Pasadena, CA · 1d
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Redlands Turkey Trot returns Thanksgiving morning with 5K, kids run

REDLANDS, Calif. — The 14th annual Redlands Turkey Trot will return Thanksgiving morning, Thursday, Nov. 26, bringing runners and walkers together for a 5K race and children's fun run benefiting local schools and charitable organizations. The event begins and ends near Ted Runner Stadium at the University of Redlands,...

Redlands, CA · 2d

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Grocery bags delivered across Redlands ahead of annual food drive

REDLANDS, Calif. — Thousands of brown paper grocery bags have been distributed to homes across Redlands and surrounding communities this week ahead of the Family Service Association's annual Fall Food Drive on Saturday, Nov. 14. Residents who received a bag are asked to fill it with nonperishable food donations...

Redlands, CA · 2d
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NSG Impact Delivers Free Goods and Services

Never Stop Grinding Impact (NSG Impact), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2020 in Rialto, says it has provided an estimated $1.4M in free goods and services to families this year. According to NSG Impact that total includes more than 480,000 pounds of food, nearly 500,000 diapers, more than 5,000 toys, free dental and vision care, holiday giveaways, and after school programs in three school districts.

Rialto, CA · 1d

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Inland Empire Rents Set to Climb Fastest in SoCal Through 2029, USC Forecast Finds

Southern California renters should brace for higher bills no matter where they live, but nowhere will the climb be steeper than the Inland Empire, according to a forecast the University of Southern California released Tuesday. Riverside and San Bernardino counties, treated together as a single Inland Empire market in the forecast, are projected to see average annual rent growth of 2.4% over the next three years — the fastest pace among five Southern California markets studied.

Southern California, CA · 2d

Parade

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Thousands Flock to This California Mountain Town for Oktoberfest, but a Tiny German Deli With a 4.8-Star Google Rating Steals the Show Year-Round

A no-frills German deli is among Big Bear's best-kept secrets.

Big Bear Lake, CA · 2d

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Redlands interfaith Thanksgiving celebration to honor America's 250th anniversary

REDLANDS, Calif. — The Redlands Area Interfaith Council will celebrate Thanksgiving with a patriotic tribute to America's 250th anniversary on Sunday, Nov. 15, featuring historical reenactments, music and participation from several local faith communities. The annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration, a Redlands tradition since 2010, will take a different approach...

Redlands, CA · 2d

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City Offers Free Native Plant Workshop to Help Homeowners Save Water and Create Healthier Gardens

In Southern California, where warm summers and periodic drought conditions make water conservation an important consideration, homeowners are increasingly interested in landscaping that can remain attractive while using resources efficiently. The City of Redlands is offering residents an opportunity to explore those options through a free Native Plants and Water-Wise...

Redlands, CA · 1d

citynewsgroup.com

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West Valley Water District Celebrates Winners of 2026 Annual Poster Contest

West Valley Water District (WVWD) proudly celebrated the winners of its 2026 Annual Poster Contest, recognizing talented young artists from across the District’s service area. This year’s theme, “Being a Water Superhero Means…”, encouraged students to showcase their creativity while illustrating the importance of saving water and inspiring others to become water-saving superheroes in their own communities.

Rialto, CA · 1d

Victorville Daily Press

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Apple Valley Council approves Lake Creek Logistics Warehouse | Exclusive

With a 4-0 vote, the Apple Valley Town Council paved the way for construction of the Lake Creek Logistics Warehouse Facility on nearly 227 acres on the north side of town. The nearly 3.48-million-square-foot warehouse project would generally be located between the Apple Valley Airport and Central Road, and Gustine Road and Corwin Road, within the North Apple Valley Industrial Specific Plan area. With Councilman Art Bishop absent, the Town Council held a public hearing , where they approved the three-building project with the hope of creating jobs and sparking economic growth. The project is expected to operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with roughly 8,370 daily vehicle trips. Some 1,410 of those trips would be via trucks. The project would provide approximately 548 dock doors, 3,032 automobile parking stalls and 1,565 trailer parking stalls. Based on the designated truck routes, the trucks would mainly travel along Central Road and Johnson Road to access other roadways toward Interstate 15. Both roads would be improved to four travel lanes. While tenants have not yet been identified, the applicant estimates the project may need up to 2,900 employees, based on Southern California Association of Governments studies. There is a

Apple Valley, CA · 9h

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Meta to deploy 25 electric semi trucks across I-10 corridor, but has nothing to ship

Electric truck operator Nevoya is expanding its deal with Meta with the fresh deployment of 25 Class 8 battery-electric trucks on the Interstate 10 (I-10) between San Bernardino, California and Phoenix, Arizona … but Meta won’t be shipping any products. The second major trucking deal between Facebook parent...

Phoenix, AZ · 10h

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San Bernardino's Historic California Theatre Continues Its Role as a Center for Arts, Entertainment and Community Pride

Its ornate interior, historic architecture and prominent place in the downtown landscape tell a story that extends well beyond entertainment. The theater reflects generations of community gatherings, changing artistic traditions and efforts to preserve San Bernardino's cultural identity. Opened in 1928, the California Theatre emerged during an era when grand...

San Bernardino, CA · 2d

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Redlands Christmas tree lighting returns Nov. 20 with downtown festivities

REDLANDS, Calif. — Downtown Redlands will kick off the holiday season Friday, Nov. 20, with the city's annual Christmas tree-lighting celebration, featuring live entertainment, photos with Santa, outdoor dining and holiday shopping along State Street. The free community event will run from 5 to 9 p.m. at Ed Hales...

Redlands, CA · 1d

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Loma Linda Unveils 105,000-Square-Foot Pediatric Specialty Facility

A ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the opening of Loma Linda University Health’s new 105,000-square-foot Children’s Health Specialty Clinics facility. | Photo Credit: Loma Linda University Health. The five-story, 105,000-square-foot facility will house more than 21 pediatric specialties, 149 exam rooms, and laboratory and radiology services. Design features include animal-themed...

Loma Linda, CA · 2d

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Cal State San Bernardino to overhaul science center

Cal State San Bernardino has received a federal grant of nearly $5 million that it will use to expand and rebrand its Science Success Center. The revenue from the U.S. Department of Labor will transform the center into the Science Career Success Center, to be known informally as SC² according to a statement on the university’s website.

San Bernardino, CA · 2d

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Redlands Student's Award-Winning Research Explores the Political Battles That Led America Toward the Civil War

Long before the first shots of the American Civil War were fired, the nation was already engaged in a struggle over slavery, political power and the meaning of its founding laws. Congressional compromises, bitter disagreements between states and landmark Supreme Court decisions shaped a conflict that would ultimately test whether the United States could remain united.

Redlands, CA · 1d

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Joz Sida Extends Lead Over Fontana Mayor Acquanetta Warren to 1,488 Votes

Jocelyn “Joz” Sida has expanded her lead over Fontana Mayor Acquanetta Warren from 14 votes to 1,488, bringing the challenger closer to ending the incumbent’s nearly 16 years in office while another challenger leads a longtime councilman. Unofficial results as of 6 p.m. Nov. 10 showed Sida...

Fontana, CA · 2d

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More Than a Streak: Wildcats Battle Through Adversity for 24th Straight CCAA Crown

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. — Sean Alliegro had made a promise to teammate Mario Giannini before Saturday's California Collegiate Athletic Association Cross Country Championships. Whatever happened, he wasn't going to lead the race during the opening mile. That promise lasted approximately 400 meters, as Alliegro found himself at the front...

Chico, CA · 2d

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WVWD Celebrates the Bloomington Alleyway Main Replacement Project

RIALTO — West Valley Water District (WVWD) celebrated the Bloomington Phase 3C Alleyway Main Replacement Project (Bloomington Phase 3C Project) with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday, November 10, emphasizing the importance of water reliability, dependability, and safety for Bloomington residents. This critical project was partially funded through a...

Bloomington, CA · 1d