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Two months and plenty of twinkle: ‘Christmas Nights' begins at 123 Farm

A FESTIVE FARM SETTING... has been a favorite of cinematic storytellers, greeting card designers, puzzle makers, and novelists for generations. There's something enchanting about the fresh air found around a rustic destination, and bows and baubles placed on barns and wagons and such, and twinkly lights adding illumination to trees, fields, and pathways. But you don't have to gaze up on the nearest cookie tin or book cover to savor some of that away-from-it-all serenity: There's a place in Cherry Valley that decorates for the holidays each year, and cooks some festive foods, and welcomes entertainers that can set the merry mood. It's 123 Farm, and its annual Christmas Nights just arrived for another season, all to give people calling upon the outdoorsy spot a delightful dose of unhurried yuletide joy, with tasty vittles, plenty of glitter and glow, and opportunities to meet Santa Claus in the mix.

Cherry Valley, CA · 1d
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Soboba Fire Department welcomes community involvement

An open house at the Soboba Fire Station on Oct. 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. gave community members an opportunity to see firsthand what the department does to keep them safe. It was also used to highlight Fire Prevention Week that is a nationally observed event each October.

Hemet, CA · 16h
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CHP: Allegedly Drunk Man Passes Out in Vehicle, Causes Collision

A man seen drinking from a vodka bottle and passing out behind the wheel caused a two-vehicle crash Sunday on state Route 60 near Moreno Valley, authorities said. The crash was reported at 9:22 a.m. Sunday on the eastbound freeway between Riverside and Moreno Valley, according to the California Highway Patrol.

Moreno Valley, CA · 1d

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LA had its worst mosquito year this decade. El Niño could make it even worse

There’s no vaccine and no cure. And a wet El Niño winter could set up an even bigger mosquito boom.

Los Angeles County, CA · 5h

whatnow.com

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Crunch Fitness Plans to Open New La Verne Gym

Crunch Fitness is preparing to open a new gym at 1275 Foothill Boulevard in La Verne this December, bringing another location to the Southern California market as its franchise operator continues expanding across the country. Hiba Abduljawad, chief marketing officer of Fitness Ventures, the company behind the upcoming club, confirmed...

La Verne, CA · 2d

westsidestorynewspaper.com

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Third Annual InlandFilm Festival CelebratesLocal Filmmakers

SAN BERNARDINO, CA. | 11/3/2026 — From a comedy set in Moreno Valley to a documentary by a Fontana high school student, Inland Empire stories took center stage at the third annual Inland Film Festival. Produced by Arts Connection, the Arts Council of San Bernardino County, the 2026 festival featured 71 films, nearly 60 percent of them made by Inland Empire filmmakers. This year’s call for films also drew international submissions from as far away as Brazil and Korea. The festival wrapped October 24 in Fontana, where INFINITY! took home the Best of Fest award. Inland Film Festival.

San Bernardino, CA · 1d

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7th Avenue Plans Spring 2027 Opening in La Jolla

Furniture brand 7th Avenue is preparing to expand its Southern California presence with a new showroom at Westfield UTC in La Jolla, expected to open in spring 2027. Clary Groen, VP of Real Estate who spoke with What Now San Diego, confirmed the upcoming location and said it is the company’s only other planned opening in Southern California over approximately the next year.

San Diego, CA · 2d

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Dual enrollment program underway at CSUSB

Some Inland Empire high school students are getting their college careers off to an early start in a dual enrollment program offered by Cal State San Bernardino. One thousand six hundred and twenty two students are participating in the High School University Program, which offers 65 classes from 52 CSUSB courses, according to a statement on the university’s website.

San Bernardino, CA · 11h