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Coachella Valley cools into the 70s with gusty winds and a chance of weekend showers

We’re topping out near 90 degrees this Veterans Day in the Coachella Valley, with cooler temperatures and more clouds moving in late week. The first round of rain early Friday will be focused along the coast, with our best chance for a few scattered showers arriving Friday evening into Saturday. That said, we're only looking at a 30% with minor accumulation if anything at all.

Coachella Valley, CA · 1d
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Three Rounds of Rain Headed to SoCal | Freddy Rivera |

I don’t know about you, but it’s felt like summer again here in the IE all week! LOL. We’ve been enjoying temperatures in the 80s, but apparently that’s about to change. ABC7 is forecasting three rounds of rain moving into Southern California, with wet weather potentially sticking around into next week.

Southern California, CA · 18h
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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
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BYU Commit Blake Wong Breaks Eight Norco Football Records, Could Become Bear Bachmeier's Next Star Target

BYU commit Blake Wong has broken eight Norco High School receiving records, including 2,723 career yards and 33 touchdowns. The Class of 2027 standout could join Bear Bachmeier in Provo.

Southern California, CA · 1d

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Remembering Ysmael Villegas, Riverside County’s First Medal of Honor Recipient

This Veterans Day, let’s remember Riverside County’s first Medal of Honor recipient, Ysmael Villegas. Staff Sgt. Villegas showed extraordinary courage during the Battle of Luzon in the Philippines, a crucial battle in the Pacific theater of World War II. On March 20, 1945, Villegas took out a series of Japanese entrenchments in the midst of a firefight on the Villa Verde Trail, a key route through the Caraballo Mountains, a range which helped the occupying Japanese maintain control over the island. Villegas died that day while storming the sixth and final Japanese stronghold. His compatriots rallied to overcome the Japanese forces that day and would soon take control of Luzon. Later that year, President Harry Truman awarded Villegas the Medal of Honor posthumously.

Riverside County, 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

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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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Atmospheric river fuels season’s strongest storms, threatening West Coast with intense rain, wind and snow

A powerful storm will sweep across the Pacific Northwest and Northern California beginning Friday and last through the weekend, due to the relentless atmospheric river pattern. Parts of the northern Sierra could see up to 4 feet of snow by Monday, while Washington and Oregon will see another round of intense rain and wind.

Northern California, CA · 1d

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Things to do this weekend: Space Shuttle Endeavour's towering new home opens

Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center opens: Fly to the stars, we can, at least in our daydreams. But we can also make our way to Exposition Park and the sensational state-of-the-art structure housing Space Shuttle Endeavour. The orbiter's new home has been years in the making — you'll recall its epic slow-roll from LAX to California Science Center nearly 15 years ago — and there are hundreds of dazzling displays, hand-on exhibits, and educational stations to engage visitors. Oh yes: The shuttle is now in launch position, something that may simultaneously drop jaws and inspire "wows" from those in the vicinity. The center debuts Nov. 13 and tickets are free (there is a $4 fee when booked online).

Pasadena, CA · 1d

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Banning to pay $370K for road improvements with Beaumont

Banning will reimburse Beaumont up to $369,580 for roadway improvements along Highland Springs Avenue at Ramsey Street, an intersection that straddles the boundary between the two cities. The Banning City Council unanimously approved a resolution, authorizing a cooperative agreement that establishes each city’s responsibilities for the project. Beaumont will oversee construction, including administration, inspection, traffic control and coordination with the contractor, while Banning will reimburse Beaumont for work within Banning’s jurisdiction. The project is part of Beaumont’s broader citywide pavement improvement program. Matich Corporation’s bid for the overall project was $3.43 million, with Banning’s share of the work estimated at $321,374. A 15% contingency brings Banning’s maximum reimbursement to $369,580.

Banning, CA · 2d

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Drag to Die For brings queer joy to Riverside City College

Towering wigs, extravagant wardrobe and dramatic performances transformed Riverside City College’s Bradshaw Cafeteria into a stage where creativity, identity and self-expression took the spotlight on Nov. 5. RCC’s Sexuality and Gender Acceptance (SAGA) Club and Rainbow Engagement Center welcomed four drag performers for a crowd-pulling performance with artistic expression from the community at Drag to Die For lunchtime event.

Riverside, CA · 2d

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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 · 1d

Los Angeles Times

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Prep talk: On signing day, Norco softball pitcher Coral Williams picks UCLA

Norco pitcher Coral Williams signed with the Bruins on Wednesday on the first day of the early signing period. She is 52-5 entering her senior season.

Norco, CA · 2d

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‘Paul R. Williams: Architect for Living’ to open at LACMA

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art will open “Paul R. Williams: Architect for Living” on Nov. 15 in the Resnick Pavilion, examining the architect’s contributions to Southern California through projects ranging from public housing to the Beverly Hills Hotel. The exhibition runs through May 31, 2027.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

NBC Los Angeles

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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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Ayra Pulls Ahead In Riverside Ward 2 Race, Conder Maintains Lead in Ward 4

Riverside City Council Ward 2 candidate Aram Ayra has taken the lead after trailing competitor Gracie Torres since Election Day, according to unofficial election results posted Tuesday. “It’s still a very close race and we want to ensure every vote is counted and every voter is heard,” Ayra said in...

Riverside, CA · 2d

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RCC men’s basketball improves to 4-0 with blowout victory over Ventura College

Riverside City College men’s basketball team blew out the Ventura College Pirates on Nov. 10 in its second home game of the season at Wheelock Gym, with a final score of 81-42 to put its record at 4-0 on the season. “We actually feel like we underachieved, we had...

Riverside, CA · 2d

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‘Alebrijes and Nahuales’ exhibition to unveil 20-foot sculptures in Riverside

The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture, in partnership with the Office of Riverside City Councilmember Clarissa Cervantes, unveiled eight towering Alebrijes and Nahuales sculptures from Oaxaca, Mexico last week. Created by eight Mexican folk artists, the sculptures depict fantastical hybrid spirit animals inspired by Mexican cultural traditions....

Riverside, CA · 1d

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Riverside Day of the Dead carries on 23 years of Mexican tradition

Traditional vendors, artists, altars and performers embraced Downtown Riverside with their expressions of Mexican culture for Riverside attendees at the city’s annual Day of the Dead festival on Nov. 7-8. Marigold’s spilled out of low-rider cars and lined their way through the closed off Main Street and Market Street...

Riverside, CA · 1d

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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