The Calimesa City Council took a unanimous vote July 20 to approve placing delinquent refuse collection fees onto the ...

If you’re feeling lonely and would like to share a prayer, Faith Lutheran Church in Yucaipa offers a new opportunity.

There is an old saying that we never truly appreciate something until it’s gone. For many communities across America, that ...

Former Yucaipa Councilwoman Diane A. Smith died last week, on July 9, 2026. Smith served her community with grace and honor, ...

Yucaipa lost a legend on July 13, 2026. Mayor and City Councilman Dick Riddell died at home at age 101 after serving ...

Summer is in full swing, and the Inland Empire has plenty of activities! For those looking for something fun to do, the I.E.

The Calimesa Chamber of Commerce has a new president, Stacee Boisseranc, whose lifelong dedication to service, entrepreneurship and community makes her uniquely suited for the role. Growing up ...

In observance of the Fourth of July holiday weekend, Metrolink, Southern California’s regional passenger rail provider, will operate on a weekend schedule on Friday, July 3, on the Antelope Valley, ...

A California law aimed at increasing transparency around government staffing shortages is giving residents a closer look at Yucaipa’s workforce, showing the city has 16 vacant full-time positions ...

Families joined together at Summerwind Park on June 25 as the city of Calimesa hosted its annual Popsicles in the Park event, offering an afternoon of free treats and activities for children. The ...

The Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District (YCJUSD) recently announced that Yucaipa High School (YHS) has been officially recognized as a 2026 School of Distinction, earning prestigious Gold ...

The Calimesa Planning Commission unanimously recommended annexing more than 313 acres of unincorporated Riverside County land into the city June 22, advancing a proposal officials say would bring two ...