Moreno Valley Roofing Firm Launches Residential and Commercial Maintenance Plan
New Maintenance Plan Brings Proactive Roof Repair to Moreno Valley Property Owners. Moreno Valley, United States - July 12, 2026 / J & R Elite Roofing /. J & R Elite Roofing has introduced a structured preventative maintenance program for residential and commercial property owners in Moreno Valley, California. The prog
Portillo is San Bernardino’s new EDD
Luis Portillo has been appointed San Bernardino’s economic development director. Portillo has spent more than 20 years working in economic development, regional partnerships, public policy and corporate affairs, according to a statement on the city’s website. He began working in San Bernardino July 6. “Luis brings a re
Monsoon Weather this Week for Southern California
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, CA. ( Pain In The Pass) >> A monsoon flow is kicking into high gear this week for SoCal. Each day will bring a chance of rain showers and thunderstorms with possibly dry lightning in the forecast starts on Sunday and will linger into next Saturday. It looks...
Thunderstorm chances increase Monday as monsoon moisture returns, hotter temperatures follow
Monsoon moisture is making a return to Southern California, bringing increasing humidity, a chance for thunderstorms, and another round of hot weather to San Diego County over the next several days. After a stretch of triple-digit temperatures inland, this weekend offers a brief break from the heat with temperatures re
California Grunion Run Expected To Return To Southern California Beaches July 14-17
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, Calif. (VVNG.com) — One of California’s most remarkable natural spectacles is set to unfold once again this week as thousands of California grunion are expected to emerge from the Pacific Ocean and spawn on sandy beaches during evening high tides between July 14 and July 17, according to the Califo
Monday’s ‘King Tides’ could provide a window into our coast’s future
California’s highest tide of the year, commonly known as a “King Tide,” is expected to come in on Monday, just before 9 p.m. in La Jolla and all along the coast. The year’s biggest tides occur during winter mornings and summer afternoons, with this year’s peak tide expected to roll in on Monday, reaching almost 7.2 fee
Redlands Snags Burbank Campus In Big Woodbury Shakeup
The University of Redlands has officially absorbed Burbank's Woodbury University, capping a two-year process that turns the longtime creative-arts hub into a new Los Angeles area campus. The deal, finalized this week after federal review, rebrands the Burbank site as the University of Redlands, Los Angeles and folds Wo
Southern California company wants to bring daylight to dark parts of Earth
A Southern California company just received approval to test a space mirror that would reflect sunlight to dark parts of planet Earth. The Federal Communications Commission issued a license on Thursday to Reflect Orbital, an energy company based in Hawthorne. The license officially allows Reflect Orbital to launch it
Humid week ahead may lead to rain, sustained heat for the Coachella Valley
A humid week ahead in the Coachella Valley means the desert is a candidate for thunderstorms, and those overnight temperatures will stay high and offer little reprieve from the heat. Monsoon thunderstorms will rumble over the nearby mountains, but the jury’s still out on whether those storms will make the trip to the v
Triple-digit heat increases risk of vehicle fires across the Coachella Valley
COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) – As temperatures continue climbing into the triple digits, local fire officials and mechanics are reminding drivers that extreme heat can put added stress on vehicles, increasing the risk of breakdowns and even fires. Vehicle fires are a common emergency response during the summer month

















