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Info and Timing of Light Rain Showers for Friday into Saturday Morning

CAJON PASS, CA. ( Pain In The Pass) >> 1st of several storms over the next 7 days. This storm will bring a chance of light rain showers or drizzle to hit SoCal on Friday morning and last into Saturday morning. Scattered light rain showers and with heavy fog for the Cajon Pass and the Inland Empire Valleys cities.

San Bernardino County, 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
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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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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
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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

CBS LA

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91 Freeway construction project completed early

Drivers said their commutes were extended by hours over the weekend due to the construction.

Corona, CA · 3d

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Yucaipa acquires land after $4.5 million loan defaults

Yucaipa acquired approximately 80 acres of vacant land off Oak Glen Road through foreclosure in October after a $4.5 million loan to Koy Builders Inc. went into default. It left questions about the original lending terms, the property’s value and the financial implications for taxpayers. Michael Kooyman, owner of Koy Builders, and the property, died by suicide. Records reviewed for this story do not establish a connection between his death and the loan. The city council approved the loan in December 2023, under a different city manager (Chris Mann) and council (Justin Beaver, Chris Venable, Jon Thorp, Matt Garner and Bobby Duncan), agreeing to lend Koy Builders $4.5 million at a fixed annual interest rate of 7%. The loan was secured by a deed of trust on the property, and the city also obtained an option to purchase it for $5.475 million. According to trustee’s sale records, the property was sold to the city for $5,087,014 at a public auction Oct. 8 at the San Bernardino County courthouse. The sale followed a notice of default signed June 1, 2026, which stated that $413,784 was owed as of May 1 and that the amount would increase until the account became current.

Yucaipa, CA · 2d

Victorville Daily Press

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Del Amo Motorsports of Victorville to host grand opening celebration

After opening its doors earlier this year, Del Amo Motorsports of Victorville will host a grand opening and ribbon cutting celebration. Company officials said the event is from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Nov. 14, and will include live music, food vendors, a beer garden, raffles, giveaways and door prizes. Del Amo will also conduct a motorcycle giveaway, offer parts and vehicle specials and present the world-famous Globe of Death Motorcycle Stunt Show. Many described the stunt show as multiple riders racing motorcycles inside a sealed 18-foot steel ball cage. The store will also offer special limited UTV parking and a dedicated tailgating area so visitors can bring chairs and hang out with friends while enjoying the celebration. Riders can arrive in their side-by-side vehicles and park with fellow off-road enthusiasts. For your chance to win a 2026 Kawasaki KX450 or Super73 MZFT CORE, visit facebook.com/DelAmoMotorsportsOfVictorville . Del Amo moves to High Desert Del Amo’s nearly 20-acre property is at 14444 Atstar Drive, between Valley Center Drive and 7th Street, and near the AMPM on W. Sage Street. Del Amo offers a wide variety of motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles, utility task vehicles, personal watercraft, scooters, parts and accessories. Some brands

Victorville, CA · 3d

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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

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New OC Mega Mart gives Calif.'s crowded Asian grocery store scene a big new jolt

It opened to long lines and social media fanfare.

La Habra, CA · 10d

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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 · 1d

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Honoring Stars in the Community

Every year the Running Springs Area Chamber of Commerce honors a business, an organization and residents who have gone above and beyond to support the community. At the recognition dinner, Kevin Somes – who has served as the chamber president for 19 years – first called the chamber’s annual meeting to order. He reviewed their recent activities and shared about the upcoming Christmas tree lighting.

Running Springs, CA · 2d

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Yucaipa secures $1.58M grant for 6 firefighter positions

Yucaipa has secured nearly $1.58 million in federal funding to help pay for six firefighter positions over three years, giving the city additional support for emergency medical response while leaving a nearly $1 million local contribution during the grant period and the full annual cost after the funding expires. The council unanimously accepted the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s fiscal year 2025 Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response grant at its Oct. 26 meeting. The award provides $1,579,723.19 to support three firefighter-paramedics and three engineer-paramedics assigned to Medic Squad 553. The grant covers the period from March 24, 2027, through March 23, 2030. Over those three years, the six positions are projected to cost approximately $2.56 million, with the city responsible for about $981,990 under the approved funding plan. The federal contribution will decrease in the final year of the grant, requiring the city to cover a larger share of the cost as the funding period progresses.

Yucaipa, CA · 2d

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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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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 · 1d

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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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What’s on the Redlands Unified school board agenda for Nov. 10

REDLANDS, Calif. — The Redlands Unified School District Board of Education will consider additional staffing for elementary school libraries, changes to an expanded learning contract and nearly $1.5 million in facilities expenditures when it meets Tuesday, Nov. 10. The board will also consider scheduling its annual organizational meeting following...

Redlands, 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 · 1d

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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 · 1d