Potter Valley update: North Coast residents split on dams, united against Southern California
UKIAH, CA., 7/14/26 — The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission took its public comment period on the Potter Valley Project in Ukiah over two days in June. Comments were made in private, behind a closed door. Press was barred and recording forbidden. The transcripts of those comments were released Monday, 20 days after
Multi-Vehicle Crash on Indian Canyon Drive Sends Three to Hospital, One Critical; Rancho Cucamonga...
A four-vehicle collision on Indian Canyon Drive Tuesday evening sent three people to the hospital, one in critical condition, and led to the arrest of the driver believed to have caused the crash, according to the Palm Springs Police Department.
Riverside Coroner’s Bureau Identifies 1978 Crash Victim
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KESQ) - The Riverside County Sheriff's Office today announced the name of an 18-year-old male passenger who was among four people killed in a Riverside collision on June 2, 1978. A Volkswagen Beetle carrying five teenagers was traveling westbound on Arlington Avenue when its driver lost control, cr
LAUSD, California school districts seek money, changes to social media apps in lawsuits
L.A. Unified and other school districts are suing companies like Meta, Google and TikTok for platforms they say are ‘addictive’ for children. Meta, Google, TikTok and other social media companies could soon be compelled to fund student mental health services and redesign features alleged to encourage compulsive use if
Fontana’s Superintendent retires after 35 years
Fontana Unified School District Superintendent Miki R. Inbody announced her retirement in December 2026, concluding a 35-year career in public education defined by student-centered leadership, expanded opportunities for students, and a lifelong commitment to the community that shaped her. A Fontana Unified alumna and f
RV Encampment In California City Keeps Growing, and Neighbors Say Nobody’s Fixing It
What started as a single RV parked off Otay Valley Road back in February has turned into something much bigger, and residents in the area say the city isn’t moving fast enough to deal with ... Read more
This San Bernardino Burger Joint Got Kicked Out, Came Back, And Nobody’s Mad
Open Mon–Fri 8 AM–6:30 PM (Closed Sat–Sun) At the corner of 3rd Street and Lena Road, Phil’s Charbroiled Burgers has been feeding San Bernardino regulars the same way for decades, closing briefly before the original owners brought it back exactly as locals remembered it. It’s the...
Hot Dog on a Stick celebrates 80 years with an 80-cent National Hot Dog...
The third Wednesday in July is bound to be warm, even on the hotter side, and you can usually count on the sunshine to shimmer around Southern California. And if you're the sort of person who honors the more major food holidays? You might spend the sunshine-filled occasion with a hot dog in hand, or something hearty th
Some LA County beaches are under bacteria warnings. See the list
Bacteria warnings were issued for some Los Angeles County beaches as extreme heat drives many Southern Californians to the coast in search of cooler temperatures. Beach visitors were warned to avoid entering the water at several locations due to elevated bacteria levels that could increase the risk of illness. The...
‘Pretty dang amazing’: Missoula’s Garden City Little League All-Stars headed to regional softball tournament
A group of 11- and 12-year-old girls from Missoula is making history this week, becoming the first team from the city to reach the Little League Northwest Region tournament since the Softball World Series expanded in 2022.
