This California Aquarium Lets You Stare Down Sharks And Float With Jellyfish
There’s something magical about standing eye-to-eye with a giant Pacific octopus or watching sea otters playfully tumble through kelp beds like aquatic acrobats. At the Monterey Bay Aquarium, it’s not just about exhibits—it’s about feeling like you’ve slipped into another world, one pulse and tide away from the surface.
Free Summer Shakespeare and More
It’s officially summer and Southern California has more entertainment options than you have time. Enjoy some of these unique and fun entertainment options. What’s better than enjoying Shakespeare? How about enjoying it for free? The location is still being set but this year the festival is celebrating more than 30...
Hot Weather in this Weeks 5 Day Forecast
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, CA. (Pain In The Pass) >> This week’s weather forecast for Monday July 7 through Friday July 11 for Southern California. Check out the 5-day forecast below in your area. Cajon Pass/Inland Empire Valley Area Average Weather/Temps:. Monday will be hot, sunny, and a high of 94°....
Reflecting, rebuilding 6 months after LA wildfires
Monday marks six months since the deadly wildfires, Palisades and Eaton, devastated Southern California.
Fatal Rollover Crash Shuts Down I-15 Freeway Near Glen Helen Parkway
RIALTO, Calif. (VVNG.com) — A fatal traffic collision on the southbound I-15 Freeway near Glen Helen Parkway prompted a major emergency response and a full freeway shutdown of the southbound lanes Sunday evening. The crash was reported at approximately 6:51 p.m. on July 6, 2025, between Sierra Avenue and...
California Vs. Everyone: 13 Fourth Of July BBQ Upgrades That Traditionalists Question
Growing up in Southern California, I learned early on that our take on BBQ is anything but traditional—and it definitely raises a few eyebrows beyond state lines. While much of the country leans into time-honored smoking techniques and secret spice rubs every Fourth of July, we Californians tend to do things our own...
IEHP Foundation Graduates 25 Inland Empire Nonprofits with $5,000 Capacity-Building Grants
The IEHP Foundation celebrated 25 non-profits from the Inland Empire during their Small Nonprofit Capacity Building Grant Graduation held on June 23 at their offices in Rancho Cucamonga. The graduates each received a $5,000 grant after successfully completing the 10-week training program intended to strengthen their...
People Drive From All Over California To Hunt For Deals At This Enormous Flea...
In the predawn darkness of one Sunday each month, a pilgrimage begins across Southern California’s highways, with cars converging on Long Beach like treasure hunters following an ancient map. The destination?. The legendary Long Beach Antique Market – a sprawling 20-acre vintage wonderland where the past isn’t just...
California Counties Most Susceptible to Wildfires
As California’s Madre fire continues to grow, becoming the largest in that state in a year already synonymous with wildfire, Wildfire Today guest writer Jackson Ruby looks at Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) data on wildfire risk in California. From sandy beaches to snow-capped mountains to deserts,...
This Giant Roadside Farm Store In California Sells BBQ, Candy, and Deep-Fried Everything
If you’re cruising down Pearblossom Highway and spot a life-sized dinosaur, a pirate ship, and a vintage train car all in the same yard—don’t worry, you haven’t gone off the rails. You’ve just stumbled upon Charlie Brown Farms, a wild and wonderful roadside attraction that’s been delighting visitors in Littlerock, California for decades.