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Coyote Cares Day Leaves Lasting Impact in Coachella Valley
PALM DESERT. – Across Riverside and San Bernardino counties, CSUSB Coyotes demonstrated the power of collective service during Cal State San Bernardino’s annual Coyote Cares Day — a longstanding tradition that reflects the university’s deep-rooted commitment to the Coachella Valley and Inland Empire. Hosted by CSUSB’s...
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California Theatre of the Performing Arts Welcomes Ali Siddiq for a Sold-Out Night of Masterful Storytelling
SAN BERNARDINO, CA— On a cool Friday evening in the heart of downtown San Bernardino, the historic California Theatre of the Performing Arts transformed into a sanctuary for storytelling. The marquee glowed brightly as a sold-out crowd filed into experience Ali Siddiq’s highly anticipated “In the Shadows Tour.” For a city that does not frequently land nationally touring comedians of this caliber, the moment felt both rare and monumental. And the community showed up.
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Guy Fieri Couldn’t Believe the BBQ Lasagna at This Temecula Smokehouse
When Guy Fieri pulled the red Camaro into Temecula, California, he wasn’t expecting to find one of the most creative BBQ dishes he’d ever encountered. But that’s exactly what happened at HoBo’s BBQ, a smokehouse that’s been rewriting the rules on what barbecue can be.
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People Drive From All Over California To Eat At This Old-Timey Drive-In Joint
Tucked away in Riverside sits a culinary time capsule that’s worth every mile of your journey. George’s Drive-In isn’t just a restaurant – it’s a portal to California’s golden age of roadside dining, complete with a breakfast burrito that might just be the eighth wonder of the culinary world.
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Riverside Lyric Opera presents first Opera Gala this Saturday
Join UCR Fine Arts on Saturday for an evening of music, elegance, and celebration at UC Riverside University Theater at 7 p.m. as Riverside Lyric Opera returns opera to the Inland Empire. The gala will feature opera hits by composers like Puccini, Verdi, Donizetti, Mozart, Penella, and more, performed by...
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Inside a Southern California market serving Japanese comfort foods
Step inside Tokyo Central Gardena, often described as California’s largest Japanese market. Located in the South Bay, this massive store blends fresh produce, ready-to-eat comfort meals, specialty imports, and snacks that range from nostalgic favorites to new releases. For many Southern California shoppers, it feels like the closest thing...
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The Classic Drive-In Joint In California That Locals Swear Has The Best Pastrami Sandwich In The State
Hidden among Riverside’s palm trees and busy streets sits a time capsule of California’s golden age of car culture that happens to serve what might be the most perfect pastrami sandwich you’ll ever taste. George’s Drive-In isn’t trying to be retro-cool – it simply never stopped being...
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This Southern California Buffet Is So Popular, People Are Planning Trips Around It In 2026
Reservations fill up fast. Group texts start weeks in advance. Some diners are planning entire weekends around one meal. Vegas Seafood Buffet in Glendale, California isn’t just another all-you-can-eat spot – it’s turned into a full-blown destination. What began as a local buffet has evolved into a place people are willing to drive hours for, just to secure a table.
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21 Marching Bands Named for 2027 Rose Parade, Including Several Local Groups
The Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association announced Wednesday the 21 marching bands selected to perform in the 138th Rose Parade, including several groups from Southern California. Bands from across the United States and from Costa Rica, Japan and Mexico will travel to Pasadena to participate in the annual New Year’s...
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5 Quick Facts About ONT Field Before Opening Day | Freddy Rivera |
ONT Field is getting close to opening, and the buzz around the Inland Empire is real. Before the first crowd walks in, here are a few quick things you might not know about the stadium:. 1. The first event isn’t a game… it’s a concert. They’re flipping...
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This California All-You-Can-Eat Buffet Has Something For Everyone
Trying to agree on dinner in Southern California can feel like negotiating a peace treaty. One person wants seafood, another is craving pasta, someone insists on steak, and there’s always that friend heading straight for dessert. That’s exactly where Serrano Buffet at Yaamava’ Resort & Casino in Highland shines....
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This Southern California Campground Is a Must-Visit Year-Round
One of my favorite ways to spend time outdoors is by camping. There is something relaxing about spending the night under the stars. Fortunately, here in Southern California, there are many places to camp no matter the time of the year. And while we have several campground recommendations, one destination that has become a favorite […]
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5 Best Burger Spots in San Bernardino that Locals Rave About
Inland Empire folks are serious about burgers, and San Bernardino has plenty of options—from old roadside joints to modern burger bars. These five spots get shouted out a lot when locals talk best burgers. 1. Mitla Cafe (for the off‑menu burger vibe) Mitla is famous for its Mexican...
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Film of the Week: Colton Drags in the Mid 50s
Another VHS transfer of a color 8mm film, shot around 1956 at the Colton Dragstrip, which was just south of San Bernardino, Ca in Riverside County. Originally called ‘Colton Airpark’ or ‘Morrow Field’, the site was first a military airfield in 1942, and then used for drag racing actively from 1954 through the 1960s. Here’s a look back to the very early days of Colton, with great stories and killer cars that you’ll recognize a couple of. Enjoy the glory days drag racing action!