The city of Yucaipa is accepting applications from Yucaipa residents who are interested in serving on a city commission or committee. Yucaipa’s commissions and committees offer advice and guidance on important policy decisions for the City which affects daily life. The following commissions and committees will have vacancies effective Jan. 1, 2023, due to expiring terms:
From its locally sourced coffee beans to pastries, merchandise and even its owner Julie Ornelas, all are native to Yucaipa at Jitters Coffee House.
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Harold Edward Wilson died Sept. 21, 2022.
Margo Jeanne Harvey Thomas, 77, died in early September, 2022,…
William Boyd Thomas, 78, died unexpectedly in early September,…
Jay Anthony Peterson died Sept. 17, 2022, peacefully at his home.
I’m writing this letter of endorsement for Erik Saha-kian, candidate for Yucaipa Councilman, District 1.
Don’t be angry with the railroad conductors and engineers who operate the trains and want to strike. My husband worked as a conductor for a ra…
Just because you can, it doesn’t mean you should. After politely being asked by my landlord to leave my $1,200 month home, I am appalled at th…
I love Autumn. To be able to enjoy the yellow, orange and gold and sometimes red leaves falling. It reminds me to stay the steady course on th…
Isn’t it discouraging when an unforeseen financial need arises at just the wrong time when there is no money to resolve the problem? I remembe…
This North Bench home owner would like to send a big thank you to Yucaipa City Councilmembers Greg Bogh and Jon Thorp for having the good sens…
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At the Sept. 12, Yucaipa City Council meeting, councilmembers approved Phase I of the Seventh Street pickleball facility.
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