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The High Desert Tri Community Art Association will host the annual Wrightwood Shop-at-Home arts and crafts sale from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov.
Navy Seaman Recruit Kimberly A. Burns, daughter of Diane C. Burns-Bentson of Big Bear Lake, and Steven E. Smith of Lucerne Valley, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command in Great Lakes, Ill.
Fall Festivals and Halloween Events
The FHA-HERO Second Annual Harvest Festival for children ages 2 to 5 will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday in Room 21 at Victor Valley High School.
Jason Osborn and Amanda Falcon Jason Osborn and Amanda Falcon, formerly of Hesperia, were married Sept.
Red Flag Warning issued as gusty winds hit the I.E.
Dry, windy conditions prompted the National Weather Service to issue a Red Flag Warning for the Inland Empire through this afternoon.
Team finds justice after many years
As time passes and family members begin to lose hope, four men step up and help find justice for those who've been killed years, sometimes decades ago.
Heat, heavy coverage hurt bird hunting
Upland bird hunters reported seeing good numbers of quail and chukar throughout most of Southern California's deserts and foothill regions, but rain just before the opener, then heat and heavy hunting pressure over the weekend, made for difficult conditions and low hunter success.
Screen Gems vampire flick filmed in Lucerne Valley
LUCERNE VALLEY When Screen Gems filmmakers wanted to concoct a world ravaged by centuries of war between men and vampires, they sought dry, desolate desert and panoramic landscapes stretching for miles.
Man found shot inside burned home
LUCERNE VALLEY A man with at least one gunshot wound to his upper body was found after firefighters extinguished a roaring blaze at his home, officials said.
Among the surprises contained in the search warrant affidavit released last Friday in the investigation of former Assessor Bill Postmus was this nugget: Postmus allegedly used insider information when he and High Desert developer Dino DeFazio bought six parcels near Lucerne Valley through their Tri-Land Inc.
Greg Wages rides his motorcycle down East Main Street as part of the Fourth Annual Big Bear Fun Run on Saturday.
Statute of limitations halts sex abuse case
APPLE VALLEY Investigators have arrested a convicted sex offender linked to an alleged sex crime from more than 20 years ago but have dropped the case due to the statute of limitations, San Bernardino County Sheriff's officials said.
The Teletubbies may be to blame. Ontario's Michael Hughes may soon be a dead man, and it may turn out to be because of a weird dream fueled by Oompa-Loompa-style puppets.
Integratron is an out-of-this-world attraction
It's a long dusty road from Lucerne Valley out to Landers, and when you get there the scenery doesn't change that much.
For Bill Postmus, it's personal
Bill Postmus knows his political career is over, and he knows he has a tough road ahead.
Dig in for some fun at Big Bear's Old Miners' Days
Back in 1874, a group of Sunday school teachers formed an association called Chautauqua in New York.
Local mental health pioneer retires
SPRING VALLEY LAKE John Luther sought to bring mental health support to the High Desert nearly 20 years ago - when the mentally ill had nowhere local to turn to for help.
Sheriff: Children admit to spraying swastikas on SoCal tombstones
Sheriff's investigators say three teenagers and an 11-year-old girl have admitted spray-painting swastikas on tombstones at a San Bernardino County cemetery.
SoCal cemetery defaced with swastikas
LUCERNE VALLEY, Calif. - Vandals have gone on a tagging spree at a cemetery in Lucerne Valley, defacing a wall and spraying swastikas on headstones.
Swastikas painted on Lucerne Valley headstones
LUCERNE VALLEY Cemetery headstones at Lucerne Valley Memorial Park and the snack bar at Pioneer Park were among the items destroyed and defaced with hate symbols Wednesday night, when one or more vandals went on a "tagging" spree in the community.