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YMCA Holiday Home Tour, Boutique & Pantry return to Redlands Dec. 5-6

REDLANDS, Calif. — Two longtime Redlands holiday traditions return Dec. 5-6 as the YMCA of the East Valley hosts its annual Holiday Home Tour and Holiday Boutique & Pantry, raising funds for local legal aid and financial assistance programs. The 47th annual Holiday Boutique & Pantry will take place...

Redlands, CA · 23h
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Grand Terrace Celebrates 48 Years with Birthday Party, Free Carnival Games and Community Fun on November 15

A birthday is always a reason to celebrate, but when an entire community comes together, the occasion becomes something much more meaningful. Grand Terrace City News is inviting residents, families and visitors to join the festivities as Grand Terrace celebrates its 48th birthday with an afternoon of free carnival games, prizes, laughter and community spirit.

Grand Terrace, CA · 1d
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$5 Million in State Funding to Expand Housing and Services for Homeless Youth in San Bernardino

$5 Million in State Funding to Expand Housing and Services for Homeless Youth in San Bernardino Editor’s Picks admin San Bernardino, CA — A San Bernardino County nonprofit says $5 million in state funding will help it open a youth resource center, renovate vacant homes for transitional housing and pursue an apartment complex on unused land at Patton State Hospital, all aimed at young people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. […] The post $5 Million in State Funding to Expand Housing and Services for Homeless Youth in San Bernardino first appeared on Inland Valley News .

San Bernardino, CA · 11h
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USA TODAY

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Influx of sea creatures brings some 'danger'

Good morning, California. El Niño is bringing some unusual visitors to California waters. The warmer waters are attracting devil rays, rare sharks and other marine life in Southern California. "And while they may be fascinating sights to behold, the warmer waters do more than just pave the way for unusual sea creature sightings; such conditions can also pose risks to the local ecosystem," California Connect reporter Daniella Segura is reporting. Read more about the the potential risks to marine ecosystems . Watch video of the fascinating sea creatures that are visiting our shores . Here's what else is going on in the Golden State. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Influx of sea creatures brings some 'danger'

California · 1d

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Meta to deploy 25 electric semi trucks across I-10 corridor, but has nothing to ship

Electric truck operator Nevoya is expanding its deal with Meta with the fresh deployment of 25 Class 8 battery-electric trucks on the Interstate 10 (I-10) between San Bernardino, California and Phoenix, Arizona … but Meta won’t be shipping any products. The second major trucking deal between Facebook parent...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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Weather service reports nationwide outage, LA and Oxnard office remain functioning

LOS ANGELES — Southern California residents trying to check rain forecasts and radar imagery Friday could encounter outdated or unavailable information as the National Weather Service reported nationwide internet and communications problems. "The NWS has been experiencing nation-wide internet and communications issues," the agency said in a notice. "You...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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After millions in coastal damage, another high surf event heads toward Orange County

Orange County residents and visitors are being urged to exercise caution after the National Weather Service issued a High Surf Advisory for coastal areas from 4:00 p.m. Friday through 10:00 a.m. Sunday. The advisory comes as forecasters warn of elevated surf, powerful rip currents, beach erosion, and the potential for...

Orange County, 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 · 2d

Steve DiGioia

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‘Wobble Before You Gobble’: San Bernardino Turkey Trot Returns to Cal State San Bernardino for 12th Year

‘Wobble Before You Gobble’: San Bernardino Turkey Trot Returns to Cal State San Bernardino for 12th Year Editor’s Picks talese morrow San Bernardino, CA — Runners, walkers and families are invited to “wobble before you gobble” at the 12th annual San Bernardino Turkey Trot on Saturday, Nov. 21, on the Cal State San Bernardino campus. Organizers are also looking for volunteers to help on race day. The event, organized by the Alexander Family Foundation, features 5K […] The post ‘Wobble Before You Gobble’: San Bernardino Turkey Trot Returns to Cal State San Bernardino for 12th Year first appeared on Inland Valley News .

San Bernardino, CA · 11h

KTLA

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Eggs from California’s first sea turtle nest hatch; video shows hatchlings return to the ocean

Eggs from California’s historic sea turtle nests have hatched and the young olive ridley sea turtles were returned to the wild Saturday, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced. The eggs, which were laid near Seal Beach in Orange County on Sept. 16, are from the first-known sea turtle nest to occur naturally on California’s […]

Orange County, CA · 2h

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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 · 2d

SFGate

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Calif. coastal growth has all but killed a ‘critical buffer’ for sea level rise

California keeps building over crucial flood protection.

Orange County, CA · 1d

Trains.com

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LA Metrolink approves budget averting service cuts

LOS ANGELES — The Metrolink board of directors voted today (Friday, Nov. 13) to approve a fiscal 2027 budget that will maintain the commuter rail operator’s current service, thanks to a $20 million funding infusion from the California State Transportation Agency (CalSTA). The budget of $508.8 million approved by the board is an increase of [...] Read More...

Los Angeles, CA · 21h

Motor1.com

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Want To Drive A Rally Car? DirtFish Is Heading To Willow Springs

The legendary rally school is heading to Willow Springs this winter, letting drivers get sideways in rally-prepped Subaru BRZs.

Willow Springs, CA · 3d

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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 · 1d

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California completes $55 million groundwater project

California has completed a $55 million water infrastructure program in Southern California. The improvements will help water agencies store water underground during wet years. The program can store up to 137,000 acre-feet of water. New facilities include pipelines, groundwater wells, and habitat restoration projects. Regional water agencies will work together...

California · 2d

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Edison to Hold Pasadena Meeting Thursday on Eaton Fire Claims, Critics Call Offers Inadequate

Utility reports more than $1.1 billion offered ahead of its Nov. 30 claim deadline; survivor advocates and plaintiffs’ lawyers say the program pays too little. Southern California Edison will hold an in-person community meeting Thursday, Nov. 12, in Pasadena to answer survivors’ questions about its Eaton Fire compensation program before the program stops accepting claims Nov. 30.

Pasadena, CA · 2d

The Desert Sun

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California's warm waters are drawing rare sea creatures north

El Niño and a marine heat wave are bringing warmer ocean water temperatures off the coast of California and with them, in recent weeks, an oddity of sea creatures. From endangered turtles nesting on beaches to a whale shark swimming off San Diego, the coast of Southern California is seeing a wave of marine species not typically found in the region. And while they may be fascinating sights to behold, the warmer waters do more than just pave the way for unusual sea creature sightings; such conditions can also pose risks to the local ecosystem. "It's important to remember that a lot of our local species that we normally find in San Diego aren't quite adapted for these higher temperatures, so we're very closely monitoring those species and trying to figure out how the warm water will affect them and how the ecosystem may change over time as our oceans continue to warm," Zach Merson, a PhD student at the Simmons Lab at UC San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography , said in a Facebook video. What is El Niño? El Niño , a naturally occurring phenomenon that warms ocean surface temperatures in the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean,

California · 1d

Hey SoCal / Civic News

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

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. When temperatures rise above 70 degrees, tiny West Nile viral particles begin to rapidly replicate in the gut of Culex mosquitoes, which then go hunting for their next “blood meal,” injecting virus-laden saliva into their prey when they feast.

Los Angeles County, CA · 3d

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12 Surprisingly Affordable Bakeries In Southern California You Have To Try

One bakery on my list has been turning out Danish cookies since 1960, and it still sits on a street named after Copenhagen. Another one opens its doors at 4 in the morning, seven days a week. I love that kind of devotion to bread. Southern California has a reputation...

Southern California, CA · 1d