Hunter Lee

In a major move for older motorists, those who are 70 years old and older and whose licenses will no longer be required to take a knowledge test to

An office visit is still required for a vision exam and an updated photo for those 70 and older who are renewing a driver's license.

All drivers had been required to take the knowledge test once their license expired after turning 70, which had been a policy but not a law, DMV Director St...

After a brief cooling period across Southern California, an “anomalous” heat wave is set to continue this week, carrying triple-digit temperatures for cities mostly in the Inland Empire.

After a brief cooling period across Southern California, an “anomalous” heat wave is set to continue this week, carrying triple-digit temperatures for cities mostly in the Inland Empire.

A man cools off using the misters running at a business in downtown Redlands on Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2024. (Photo by Anjali Sharif-Paul, The Sun/SCNG)

A 25-year-old man suspected of driving under the influence when he crashed into another vehicle in Upland, killing the driver and injuring a passenger, was over twice the legal drinking limit at time of the collision, police said.

The suspect driver was determined to be twice over the legal limit, and had previously been arrested in July for driving under the influence.

A police pursuit in Anaheim ended in a crash early Friday, Oct. 4 that left one person dead and injured the driver, authorities said.

Arlington House, the Robert E. Lee Memorial (Confederate general in the American Civil War), is a former plantation site located in Washington, DC, USA. The National Park Service (NPS) has managed this site since 1933. Arlington House is a cultural and historical heritage site that has a layered and complex history. Onsite interpretation at Arlington House (e.g. information placards, ranger interactions) has shifted recently from interpreting solely the story of Lee to also relating the lives of the formerly enslaved peoples. We conducted focus groups to understand how descendants of the enslaved Africans have received this shift. Though fuller interpretation has been added, many descendants felt it lacks detail in comparison with Lee's exhibits. Specifically, we synthesized insights from the descendants about the lack of a cohesive, comprehensive narrative; the need to challenge the enslaver's narrative; and specific areas for the NPS to reconsider their efforts. This relates to larger conversations about cultural heritage plantation sites and the evolution of interpretation at such sites. By incorporating insights from those with direct ties to heritage plantations, managers could ensure a more representative and complete place narrative that incorporates the values of descendants to increase visitor relevance.