Friday Jul 3 | Press-Enterprise
Medical marijuana backers wary as ID cards readied
Even as San Bernardino County prepares to comply with state law and issue identification cards to medical marijuana patients in August, advocates say access to cannabis may remain difficult.
Local sites included in free summer food program
Economically disadvantaged children may receive free meals during the traditional summer recess, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O'Connell announced Thursday.
High Desert Marijuana Dispensary Donating Proceeds to Animal Shelter
An animal shelter nearly had to close its doors in these tough times until a medical marijuana dispensary came to the rescue.
Gas operators, civic groups should help SOS
I cannot believe that SOS and the USO have to go begging for money for gasoline to help our servicepeople.
'Teen Hero Award' for local youth
A Ramon Alternative Center student was recently honored with a "Teen Hero Award" at the Riverside County Children's Conference.
Stone helps keep criminals at bay
Cameras are not a criminal's best friend. Harry Stone, owner of West Coast Surveillance Systems in Cathedral City, says he's seen many instances where cameras help catch the culprits.
Local student honored as 'Teen Hero'
A Ramon Alternative Center student was recently honored with a "Teen Hero Award" at the Riverside County Children's Conference.
Here's a sampling of orchards that allow people to pick their own cherries or have already-picked fruit.
Patrols Stepped Up at Desert Tolerance Center After D.C. Shooting
Rancho Mirage is home to a new museum remembering the Holocaust. But with Wednesday's shooting at the National Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., Riverside County Sheriff's deputies are adding extra patrols at the desert-area museum.
Yucca Valley woman suspected of auto insurance fraud
A Yucca Valley woman was arrested Monday on suspicion of filing a fraudulent auto insurance claim after an uninsured family member crashed her car.
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Robert J. Buhrle Joins Ranks of Leading Professionals
YUCCA VALLEY, CA, June 5, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Robert J. Buhrle, Wildland Fire Consultant, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all aspects of his career.
San Bernardino County supervisors to again discuss guidelines for medical marijuana ID cards
The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors will meet in closed session Tuesday for the second week in a row to discuss the county's plan of action in the issuance of identification cards to medical marijuana patients.
Businesses invited to sponsor summer music festival
Now is the time for businesses and organizations to sign up to sponsor bands for this year's Summer Music Festival series in Yucca Valley.
Bills aim to ease fire risk for construction in wildland areas
The Legislature approved two bills Wednesday meant to make counties pay more attention to fire risk when considering proposals to build in wildland areas.
First All-Steel House Prototype Complete
Sustainable building is exemplief using steel. Yucca Valley, Ca - " 4,000 feet above sea level, in the Southern California desert town of Yucca Valley rests the first all-steel house prototype from Blue Sky Homes.
Moving Wall's arrival brings tears and memories
His eyes were hidden behind dark sunglasses. But it wasn't hard to guess that his eyes were watering.
Eco Homes: Blue Sky Homes readies eco-luxury prefabs
Eco Factor: Solar-powered prefab homes from Blue Sky Homes. Different designers have different views on sustainable living.
State lawmakers to take pay cut next year
California's budget crisis is deepening. Now that voters have rejected a slate of ballot measures, the state is now bracing for what could be severe cuts.
Ex-Yucca Valley resident arrested
Daniel Schrey, a former resident of Yucca Valley, was arrested in Texas on suspicion of real estate fraud, San Bernardino County officials said Thursday.
Dodge City in La Quinta Among Chrysler Closures
Chrysler says its needs to be "reduced and reconfigured" in order to be more competitive.