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By: Robert Haydon
The 16th Annual Operation Recognition Veterans Diploma Project awards diplomas to military veterans with an honorable discharge whose high school education was interrupted due to military service in World War 2, the Korean or Vietnam wars. It also is eligible to those who were forcibly relocated and incarcerated in Japanese American internment camps during the second world war.
By: Robert Haydon
The hi-desert's most famous music venue has been at the heart of a multi-year court battle which has finally been resolved with the defendants of the case paying millions and losing control of booking and operations.
By: Robert Haydon
The holiday season often brings heavier traffic into Joshua Tree National Park, and temperate weather means more outdoor activities for those looking to extend fall a little longer. That also means limited parking, full campgrounds, and lines at the park entrances.
By: Robert Haydon
The Joshua Tree No Kill Shelter is holding a community clean-up on Thursday, January 2nd and Friday, January 3rd. It's all for the animals as the non-profit has broken ground on their expanded dog shelters and with a goal of saving more animals from high-risk situations. To achieve that, they need to clean up and declutter the spaces in and around the shelter.
By: Robert Haydon
The Bureau of Land Management will implement a temporary closure of public lands from Jan. 30 – Feb. 8, 2025, in the Johnson Valley OHV Recreation Area during the annual 2025 King of the Hammers.
By: Robert Haydon
A remote spot tucked into the mecca hills wilderness was supposed to be the spot where President Biden was to announce two new National Monuments in California, but windy weather caused a cancellation.
By: Robert Haydon
While the Morongo Basin has been spared any major fires this year, the wildfires that are burning in Los Angeles demonstrate that preparing for “fire season” is something you should consider year-round.
By: Robert Haydon
“All you can think of is ‘there goes your business, and thank god for the fire department… because they were here in minutes.”
By: Robert Haydon
The Desert Region Fire Safe partners are teaming up with the Boys and Girls Club of the Hi-Desert to collect essential supplies needed by those affected by the fires.
By: Robert Haydon
On Monday (1/13) hundreds of Yucca Valley residents formed a line out the door of the Yucca Valley Community Center at the San Bernardino County Office of Emergency Services Resource Fair.
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