Riverside CA

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Joshua Tree: Where Two Deserts Converge

California – Joshua Tree National Park stretches across more than 795,000 acres in Riverside and San Bernardino counties, an area slightly larger than Rhode Island. Within its boundaries, two distinct desert ecosystems meet along an elevation line near 3,000 feet. The result is a landscape that shifts from cooler high
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Indio Police, Riverside County Sheriff’s Office receive state grants to combat impaired driving

INDIO, Calif. — The Indio Police Department and the Riverside County Sheriff's Office are among a select group of California law enforcement agencies receiving state funding to expand education efforts aimed at preventing impaired driving. The grant is part of more than $41 million awarded by the California Highway Pat
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Bi-County Project to Relieve Freeway Congestion Receives Federal Boost

CORONA (CNS) – A project intended to reduce congestion on the regularly clogged eastbound Riverside (91) Freeway between Anaheim Hills and Corona received a federal infusion totaling $25 million, officials announced Thursday. The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded one of its Better Utilizing Investments to Lever
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Study proves it: warehouses prop up the Inland economy

Industrial development in the Inland Empire is every bit the region’s premier economic driver that it’s been made out to be. That’s the finding of a report by Beacon Economics in Los Angeles and the Pepperdine School of Public Policy, with an assist from two advocacy groups: the Supply Chain Federation in Santa Ana, an
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California Has A McDonald’s So Retro It Looks More Like A 1950s Movie Set...

Fast food usually asks you to eat, leave, and forget what the building looked like. Not here. Bright red-and-white tiles, sweeping golden arches, and a towering roadside sign make this restaurant look ready for teenagers in letterman jackets to pull up in shiny convertibles. Opened in 1953, it remains the...
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215 Freeway in San Bernardino Back Open after Utility Work Sunday Morning

SAN BERNARDINO, CA. (Pain In The Pass) >> Interstate 215 in the north end of San Bernardino is back open after crews closed the freeway off and on due to utility work Sunday morning. Crews closed northbound and southbound lanes on Sunday between Palm Ave/Kendall Dr. and Devore Road due...
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This Summer Be Heat Aware, Especially Seniors

Summer is here and recent high temperatures have seen the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issue several hot weather advisories. L.A. Public Health has collaborated with the Los Angeles Regional Collaborative for Climate Action and Sustainability to launch the HeatSafe.LA campaign to education Southern Ca
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Live Oak Canyon Debuts Its First-Ever Haunted Maze, The Hollow, for October 2026

Redlands, CA — After 45 years running Southern California’s largest pumpkin patch, Live Oak Canyon in Redlands is opening its first-ever haunted maze this October. It is called The Hollow, and it takes over the farm after dark on weekends from October 2 through October 31, 2026. As the farm’s own tagline for the event
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Taylor Farms recall prompts attention to Southern California shoppers

SAN DIEGO (CNS) — Southern California consumers were reminded that Salinas-based Taylor Farms, whose products are sold throughout Southern California, has removed iceberg lettuce sourced from a farm in central Mexico and tied to a multistate outbreak of cyclosporiasis from the U.S. market. The company's products are so
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Dog daycare suspends operations after dog drowns at Southern California facility

A Santa Barbara dog daycare has temporarily suspended its daycare operations after a 1-year-old English bulldog drowned while in the facility’s care. Camp Canine announced the closure Saturday in a statement posted to Instagram, saying it is “heartbroken” over the dog’s death and acknowledging that it “failed in our re

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