As the 1.8 million square-foot San Gorgonio Crossing logistics center was being planned, former county supervisor Marion Ashley had advocated an open space buffer between the facility and the community of Cherry Valley.
Banning congratulated longtime councilman Art Welch and outgoing mayor Daniela Andrade Tuesday evening as they retired as public officials.
As Todd Parton recalls, working with then-incoming Mayor Rey Santos, a lot of discussion took place as to what to anticipate for the coming year: business events, round table discussions, capital projects.
The Morongo Health Clinic will be closed Tuesday, Dec. 8 for one day as SoCal Edison replaces a power pole supplying electricity to the building.
Beaumont has approved $163,900 in community development block grants, with $20,000 being given to the Boys & Girls Clubs of the San Gorgonio Pass, and the remaining $143,900 will be designated for street and sidewalk rehabilitation projects, and ADA ramp improvements in downtown Beaumont.
This past week Coldwell Banker Kivett-Teeters in Beaumont hosted their second annual food drive and celebrated a huge success!
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Usually while most people in the Pass area are celebrating Thanksgiving, on Thanksgiving Day the Hmong population celebrates their new year with guest speakers from other Hmong communities, songs and dances — and lots of food.
Banning moved forward in approving funding for nearly $350,000 in community development block grants applicable to the 2020-21 year, and approved recommendations for $194,000-worth of projects for the 2021-22 program year.
After Banning and Beaumont agreed to go their separate ways when it comes to providing public transportation, “Pass Transit” as society knows it effectively began to fade away as of July 2019, and city buses will only cross connecting cities’ routes at the Walmart stop in Beaumont.
Rosa Y. Gascoigne and husband John are moving to Northern California to be closer to their daughters.
Three homes that participated in the Banning Parks and Recreation's Home Halloween Decorating Contest demonstrate how "spirited" Banning can be.
The California Highway Patrol San Gorgonio Pass Area in conjunction with Riverside County’s Fifth District Supervisor Jeff Hewitt, recently joined efforts with the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department; Cabazon Station, Code Enforcement, Behavioral Health, Department of Public Social Service…
Every Wednesday Sandals Church in Banning will be distributing Farmers to Families food boxes in their parking lot at 2637 W Nicolet St. in Banning.
The handover of Bogart Park for management by the Beaumont-Cherry Valley Recreation and Park District was celebrated as a rare successful collaboration between three municipalities.
During the early morning hours of Oct. 2, a fire reduced the buildings at Los Rios Rancho in Oak Glen to ashes. The devastation was complete and could have infected the Los Rios family had it not been for their personal faith and the vast community of friends and family coming to their aid.
The Riverside County Library System reopened many of its branches to the public on Oct. 5.
They were away from home serving their country while classmates were marching in commencement ceremonies.
Banning Electric Utility warns the public to not fall for a scam in which customers receive a phone call claiming that they must pay $500 to have their meter replaced.
The Riverside County Library System reopened many of its branches to the public today.
Banning’s city council contemplated four design options for an entry sign that will be built at the east end of Ramsey during the Sept. 22 council meeting, which will be paid for out of redevelopment agency bond funds, which were earmarked for capital projects. The design above was favored u…
Myles L. Howland, 62, 6 ft. tall, around 180 lbs. is missing.
Amid thoughts of the COVID- 19 pandemic, and when is it going to end, parents of school-aged children are faced with the worry “What are we going to do for the holidays?”
A light crowd gathered to endure the summer heat for what some would say was a spiritual gathering last Saturday at Banning’s Roosevelt Williams Park.
Jasmine Vega Garcia was separated from troubled parents — regular abusers of substances — by Child Protective Services.
Sure, Tanya Spencer is upset that Banning wants to close its municipal airport, where her skydiving company that she runs with her husband Robbie, is based.
Last fall when representatives of New Energy North America presented a collaborative concept for energy storage and distribution for the city of Banning, the idea was to have a public-private partnership to develop a utilities-scale energy storage and solar installation project, where public…
The Apple Fire Unified Command will host a community meeting tonight at 6 p.m. at the Morongo Valley Community Center, 11165 Vale Dr., Morongo Valley, CA to update the public on the latest fire behavior, suppression tactics and possible evacuations and closures.
It is a standing rule at the Beaumont Woman’s Club in Beaumont to present an Annual Scholarship Award to a graduating senior young lady at the Beaumont High School, Beaumont.
Beaumont High School and the ninth-grade Building Assets, Reducing Risks (BARR team acknowledges many of its freshmen for academic excellence in the latter half of this past school year.
Beaumont has officially added another park to its inventory of public parks, after its city council unanimously accepted the 12.77-acre community park on Seneca Springs Parkway during its July 21 meeting.
For two-legged visitors accompanying their masters to the dog park at Noble Creek Community Center, some of the less agile visitors may confront a slight impediment upon arrival to the grassy area.
This Sunday the Banning Chamber of Commerce has coordinated a drive through food distribution event starting at 8 a.m. in the parking lot behind the chamber at 150 E. Ramsey St.
Chelsey Thrasher, a 13-year veteran of In & Out, is excited to manage the restaurant's latest location opening tomorrow, Friday, July 24 at 1551 E. 2nd St. in Beaumont.
Officer Chris Sayeski and the rest of his team responded to a stabbing on 8th and W. King Street in Banning on June 20.
Sandals Church Banning is participating in the USDA Farmers to Families Food Box Program, beginning at 9 a.m. July 16, and pick up a Farmers Market Box filled with fresh from the farm fruits and vegetables.
BY ANITA LAWRENCE
In support of law enforcement, the Banning Chamber of Commerce sponsored this billboard at the east end of Ramsey Street, greeting visitors to the city in time for Independence Day.
The coronavirus pandemic had a profound impact on the Dorothy Ramon Learning Center.
Decorate your house, porch or business and then enter the Christmas Decoration Contest.
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