At the Sept. 22 city council meeting, Yucaipa Council unanimously voted to improve the backstop fencing at the Yucaipa ...

Crafton Hills College (CHC) and the San Bernardino Community College District (SBCCD) proudly celebrated the grand opening of ...

The rain didn’t keep them away. More than 30,000 guests attend- ed the 34th Annual Morongo Thunder & Lightning Powwow, held ...

The Beaumont Unified School District held two ribbon cutting ceremonies only seven days apart in late September. The newly ...

Yucaipa Valley Lions Club hosted its annual Peace Poster Contest on Oct. 2 at the Yucaipa Community Center Room. The contest was open to aspiring artists between 11-13-years-old. Additionally, the ...

Former longtime Yucaipa resident, Helen Davis, celebrated her 105th birthday last month on Sept. 20. Davis is the eldest of nine children, which included five girls and four boys. Davis ...

Renowned music teacher Amy Crippen is in her ninth year of teaching music lessons at Yucaipa Music. Her students have ...

For thousands of years people have enjoyed the land we call Dunlap due to is rich natural resources of water, plant and animal life, especially the first residents. There have been four archaeological ...

Yucaipa Calimesa Veterans Committee is searching for an artist rendering of a respectful, patriotic themed logo that will be used as the official logo for YCVC. The YCVC logo contest is ongoing ...

For the past 11 years, Yucaipa High School has partnered with local businesses for students with intellectual disabilities to get paid internships. The Vocational Transition Program (VTP) led by ...

On Monday, March 1, the Yucaipa City Council voted to place City Manager Chris Mann on paid administrative leave. After the closed session, the council voted 3-1-1 to place Mann on paid administrative ...

The Paris Olympics dominated headlines last month. Historically termed “The Gentleman’s Sport,” fencing requires rigorous and skilled athleticism, intensely focused concentration, mental alertness, ...