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Antelope Valley students return to school Aug. 27
The first day of school for Antelope Valley students will be Wednesday, Aug. 27, with a minimum day.
Budget setbacks have ESTA running on fumes
With a predicted 59 percent funding cut from the state, the Eastern Sierra Transit Authority, ESTA, is reportedly having trouble just trying to make payroll.
County hopes upgrades will help retain aviators
While the Mammoth-Yosemite Airport prepares to begin receiving regular commercial flights this December, pilots and aviators who generally flew in and out of the facilities in Long Valley have found themselves ...
Bear activity on the rise in Owens Valley
What is unusual, according to law enforcement and one prominent expert in the field, is the number of bears coming down to the arid valley, and this early in the year.
The more than 30 participants in the off-road class last Saturday, as well as their parents, were really pleased with the course offered by the Mono County Sheriff's Department and Rob Rickert Dirtbike Schools.
Firefighters get handle on 2 fires in Inyo forest
Firefighters have gotten the upper hand on two wildfires in Inyo National Forest.
Mammoth Announces Festival Musical Lineup
Robben Ford, Poncho Sanchez Latin Jazz Band, and Laurence Juber with Guitar Noir will headline the festival.
Firefighters fight 2 fires in Inyo National Forest
Firefighters are battling two blazes in the Inyo National Forest, 1 of which was started by a lightning strike near the town of Bishop in the eastern Sierra Nevada.
Storms Could Bring More Lightning to Calif.
Firefighters are continuing to battle a wildfire in Butte County which they hope to have contained by Tuesday night.
Yesterday, Sunday August 3, at approximately 11:45 a.m., crews began to respond to the Sherwin Fire burning two miles south of the Town of Mammoth Lakes.
Small quake strikes on the eastern side of Sierra
A small earthquake has struck on the eastern side of the Sierra Nevada Mountains near Highway 395.
New Calif. wildfire destroys one home, another threatens Mammoth Lakes
A Butte County wildfire that destroyed a mobile home over the weekend continued threatening other homes Monday, although officials expected to have the blaze fully contained by the end of the day.
Mammoth Times & Eastern Sierra Times
Clearwater zoning amendment postponed
Will Mammoth follow in the footsteps of L.A. and San Francisco in the banning of plastic bags from grocery stores? Plastic bags be gone Driving past the dump site in Mono County on Owens River Road, plastic ...
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Mammoth Times & Eastern Sierra Times
Form-based zoning said to avoid convention and sprawl
Clearwater development could reflect alternative zoning aspects or not By Catherine Billey Mammoth Times Staff Writer What's so great about Form-Based Zoning? It's very different than traditional zoning, ...
Mammoth Times & Eastern Sierra Times
Form-based zoning said to avoid convention and sprawl
Clearwater development could reflect alternative zoning aspects or not By Catherine Billey Mammoth Times Staff Writer What's so great about Form-Based Zoning? It's very different than traditional zoning, ...
Flights through LAX have dropped by 16 percent in the last 12 months.
Enormous increases in the price of fuel, and decreased discretionary spending by travelers, has resulted in drastic cuts in the number of airline flights across the nation in general, and at Los Angeles ...
Tuesday's weather: Sunshine but with smoke and haze to continue
The weather forecast is begining to sound like a broken record with more of the same for the Lake Tahoe Basin.
Horizon to offer daily flights to Mammoth
Horizon Air announced this week that the airline will offer new daily nonstop flights from Los Angeles to Mammoth Lakes next winter, starting Dec.
Long waits, different looks as 7,000 give 'Idol' a shot
Neither an endless line, pitiless fog nor the curious scent of sweet Mexican churros and portable toilets was enough to keep more than 7,000 American Idol hopefuls from the first Season 8 audition.