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Victorville Daily Press

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Mysterious drones spotted near Victorville Walmart

Victorville, CA · 4h

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Activities galore planned by Crestline chamber

The Crestline Chamber of Commerce has a plethora of activities planned for November and December. They are currently seeking volunteers to help make the events occur smoothly. On Saturday, Nov. 14, Crest Forest Drive will be closed to motorized traffic for the block west of Highway 138 to Woodland Drive for the annual Top Town Fall Festival street fair. That Saturday, the street will be filled with bounce houses, food vendors and a beer garden. There will be craft and merchandise vendors plus the stores will be open with holiday items to begin the gift buying season.

Crestline, CA · 2d
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Victorville Daily Press

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Series of storms to bring rain and gusty winds to the High Desert

A series of storms from the Pacific is expected to move through Southern California's High Desert beginning Friday morning and into the following week. The National Weather Service reported that storm activity, with mainly light to moderate rainfall, may take a break on Sunday before continuing through next Friday. Over the weekend, high temperatures in the 60s are expected in places like Adelanto, Apple Valley, Barstow, Hesperia and Victorville. A Wind Advisory has been issued over the weekend in the Western Mojave Desert and Death Valley National Park, according to weather officials. ➤ Weather alerts via text : Sign up to get updates about current storms and weather events by location Big Bear Lake and Wrightwood should see high temperatures in the 40s and low 50s. Inland Empire cities of San Bernardino, Ontario and Rancho Cucamonga will experience highs in the mid-60s. The long-range forecast shows temperatures Tuesday dropping into the 50s across the High Desert. Winter is coming The first day of winter falls on Dec. 21. Known as the winter solstice, it will be the shortest day and longest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. December and January are the coldest months in the High Desert.

Southern California, CA · 6h

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IEHP celebrates grand opening of new Community Wellness Center in San Bernardino

Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) opens its newly expanded Community Wellness Center in the heart of San Bernardino with a public celebration on Saturday, Nov. 21. The family-friendly event runs from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at 2050 N. Massachusetts Ave. and will include site tours, giveaways, photos with IEHP Superhero Mighty Fitnessa and class demonstrations.

San Bernardino, CA · 1d

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Dullsville Records opens in Running Springs

Dullsville Records, Tapes and CDs opened its doors last month with a colossal grand opening party in Running Springs. Due to the market night earlier that week and some social media advertising, customers streamed in and enjoyed free refreshments. Owner Sean Bohrman said he chose the name Dullsville because there...

Running Springs, CA · 2d

Guessing Headlights

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Drivers Shocked and Emotional When an Old Steam Engine Thundered Along the Freeway

Imagine you are driving along the freeway, somewhere between Los Angeles and San Bernardino, and suddenly, a steam engine appears on the railroad next to the freeway. That sounds impossible, right? Well, not for these ... Read more

San Bernardino, CA · 9h

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Take A Delicious Trip Back In Time At This Vintage Route 66 Burger Joint In California

If you’ve ever driven past Victorville on the 15 freeway and thought “I should stop there sometime,” this is the article that’s going to make you actually do it, because Emma Jean’s Holland Burger Cafe is waiting for you on Route 66 and it’s been waiting patiently for a very long time.

Victorville, CA · 1d

CBS LA

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Highland residents raise alarm after red-tailed hawks found injured

A San Bernardino County community is raising the alarm after three red-tailed hawks were found injured in recent weeks, including one that was shot in the wing.

Highland, 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

Victorville Daily Press

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‘Socks, Shoes & Salvation’ foot washing outreach returns to High Desert

Several nonprofits are partnering to host the annual “Socks, Shoes & Salvation” foot washing outreach to the needy of the High Desert. First Assembly of God Hesperia is the site of the event from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Nov. 18, at 11616 Hesperia Road in Hesperia, just south of Bear Valley Road. Presented by retired Azusa Pacific University Nursing School Professor Lydia Garcia-Usry, the outreach will offer the homeless food, water and resources. The nonprofit God’s Hand Extended will also help with the outreach, which is seeking the following: Volunteers to wash feet Assist with preparing food Donations of food and water Shoe vendors Footwashing equipment Pop-up canopies Hair cutters Licensed nail technicians or instructors. Usry and her students have previously hosted the outreach since 2015, primarily in Victorville at the Salvation Army and Lord’s Table in Old Town, where many of the homeless live, the Daily Press reported. Over the years, dozens of organizations have made donations to the outreach, according to Usry. To make a donation, to volunteer, or for more information on the outreach, contact Lydia Garcia-Usry at lgarciausry@gmail.com . This article originally appeared on Victorville Daily Press: ‘Socks, Shoes & Salvation’ foot washing outreach

Hesperia, CA · 3d

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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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

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Ask the Realtor: The real value of mountain living? It’s all about community

Real estate value is about more than square footage, location or the latest kitchen remodel. It’s also about the community surrounding that home. After all, what keeps property values from riding a death-defying rollercoaster? And why do people choose one neighborhood over another when the homes themselves might be remarkably similar?

San Bernardino, CA · 2d

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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

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CSUSM Falls to CSUSB in CCAA Quarterfinals

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. - The No. 7-seeded Cal State San Marcos volleyball team (11-15, 6-7 CCAA) saw its 2026 season come to an end with a three-set loss (13-25, 18-25, 22-25) to No. 2-seeded and nationally ranked No. 7 Cal State San Bernardino (24-2, 12-1 CCAA) in the CCAA Tournament quarterfinals on Tuesday night at Coussoulis Arena.

San Marcos, CA · 2d

Mountain News

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Growing into Clara: Charlotte Hopper’s ‘Nutcracker’ journey

As the holiday season approaches, dancers across the country prepare to bring “The Nutcracker” to life, continuing a tradition that has enchanted audiences for generations. While the story remains much the same, each year’s production offers something new through the young performers who step into its beloved characters.

Lake Arrowhead, CA · 1d

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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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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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Rancho Cucamonga adds EV charging stations

Rancho Cucamonga has completed a $1 million electric vehicle charging station. The project at the Corporate Yard, 8794 Lion St., adds 41 charging stations for the city’s electric vehicle fleet, according to a statement released by the city. It will also support Rancho Cucamonga’s ongoing move to electric light-...

Rancho Cucamonga, CA · 2d

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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