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The current El Niño is on track to be the most intense on record

Malibu, CA · 18h

thealpinemountaineer.com

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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 · 3d
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KTLA

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'Storm train' to bring dangerous conditions, high surf

Malibu, CA · 1d

Hey SoCal / Civic News

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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

CBS News

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When will Southern California's rain return?

Los Angeles, CA · 3h

newsmirror.net

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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 · 3d

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 · 1d

Subplot News

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California man considers buying new Toyota. Then he realizes he won’t be able to leave the state

"Incentives are a huge factor..." The post California man considers buying new Toyota. Then he realizes he won’t be able to leave the state appeared first on Subplot News .

California · 3d

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 · 2d

Victorville Daily Press

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Apple Valley Council approves Lake Creek Logistics Warehouse | Exclusive

With a 4-0 vote, the Apple Valley Town Council paved the way for construction of the Lake Creek Logistics Warehouse Facility on nearly 227 acres on the north side of town. The nearly 3.48-million-square-foot warehouse project would generally be located between the Apple Valley Airport and Central Road, and Gustine Road and Corwin Road, within the North Apple Valley Industrial Specific Plan area. With Councilman Art Bishop absent, the Town Council held a public hearing , where they approved the three-building project with the hope of creating jobs and sparking economic growth. The project is expected to operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with roughly 8,370 daily vehicle trips. Some 1,410 of those trips would be via trucks. The project would provide approximately 548 dock doors, 3,032 automobile parking stalls and 1,565 trailer parking stalls. Based on the designated truck routes, the trucks would mainly travel along Central Road and Johnson Road to access other roadways toward Interstate 15. Both roads would be improved to four travel lanes. While tenants have not yet been identified, the applicant estimates the project may need up to 2,900 employees, based on Southern California Association of Governments studies. There is a

Apple Valley, CA · 1d

FOX 11 Los Angeles

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SoCal braces for back-to-back storms

Southern California, CA · 1d

Bakersfield Now

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El Niño Triggered California Tornado Outbreak?

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — In November 44 years ago, California saw its largest single-day tornado outbreak, with 7 confirmed twisters touching down in the east, west, and in L.A. Less than 4 months later, another destructive tornado tore through Los Angeles. In 1982, a huge El Niño was brewing....

California · 2d

beverlypress.com

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NHM scientists prepare for unlikely beach finds during El Niño

As “Super El Niño” brings warm waters, strong currents and destructive tides to L.A.’s coastal areas, beachgoers may soon encounter some unusual visitors. Scientists at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County are preparing for the possible influx of marine creatures not typically found near Southern California, including yellow-bellied sea snakes and exotic fish species. The unique weather pattern also has the potential to disrupt the environment for native sea creatures, including sea lions and seals.

Los Angeles County, CA · 2d

Parade

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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 · 3d

High School On SI

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2026 CIF LA City Section Playoffs: Quarterfinal Predictions

Playoff football is officially in full swing in Southern California as all four divisions in the CIF LA City Section playoffs will play this week after a bye we

Southern California, CA · 3d

pepperbough.com

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Yellowjackets fall to San Marino in Hard-Fought Playoff Opener

Colton, CA — The Colton Yellowjackets’ football season came to a close on Friday night following a 37-27 home loss to the San Marino Titans in the first round of division 9 CIF playoffs. The Titans came into the game with a record of 9-1, good for second place in the competitive Boulder League.

Colton, CA · 1d

Yahoo!

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13 Changes In-N-Out Burger Needs To Make

I have a few beefs with In-N-Out Burger (bun intended), but I, like so many with ties to California, grew up eating here. Founded in Baldwin Park in 1948, the fast-food chain feels like it's woven into the fingerprint of the Golden State at this point. And with generations of my mom's side born and raised in Southern California, it should be no surprise that it was a family tradition to eat at In-N-Out when we were visiting our loved ones. With these meals marking our gatherings, reunions, and Disneyland trips with everybody, In-N-Out Burger has never just felt like some random fast-food joint to me. It feels personal.

California · 5d

Steve DiGioia

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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 · 6h

SFGate

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The original LA-to-SF highway is falling apart. Locals are trying to help.

An important piece of California history is at risk of washing away.

Santa Clarita, CA · 2d

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 · 1d