Detectives from the Yucaipa Station initiated an investigation of suspected continuous sexual abuse of a child after multiple victims reported sexual abuse in varying degrees. During the investigation, Yucaipa resident Joshua Bradley, 38, was identified as the suspect.

Oak Glen and mountain residents who have been impacted by recent flooding and debris flows should make plans to visit the Local Assistance Center in Yucaipa this Wednesday, Sept. 21.

On Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022, after several days of methodical searching, the San Bernardino County Fire Department’s Urban Search and Rescue Team concluded their search for 62 year-old Doris Jagiello, Forest Falls resident.  The search teams located a deceased female buried under several fee…

The rain started to pour today, Monday, Sept. 12, and fears of mudslides in north Yucaipa, Oak Glen and Forest Falls came to fruition.

Labor Days are becoming synonymous with major fires in the San Bernardino National Forest. Two years ago, the devastating El Dorado Fire started on Labor Day. This Labor Day, Sept. 5, the Radford Fire ignited near Radford Road, Forest Road 2N06, at approximately 1:30 p.m.

Viewing what’s behind while focusing on what’s ahead, Calimesa held its annual State of the City luncheon last week for the first time in three years.

With the weather heating up, adults, especially seniors are urged to follow some hot weather tips to prevent heat-related illnesses this summer.

Nothing sounds like summer more than classic surfing songs and Woodie and the Longboards brought that and more to last week’s Concerts on the Green at the Calimesa Event Center.

The Yucaipa City Council presented a report about the partnership’s success at the Five Winds Festival that was available through FirstNet at the Aug. 8 meeting.

At the Aug. 22 Yucaipa City Council meeting, the new Yucaipa Police Capt. Julie Landen and Lt. Steve Scovel were introduced to council members.

Smiles for Seniors, a local non-profit organization that helps local seniors, is hosting its 14th annual bowl-a-thon on Sept. 10.

Congressman Jay Obernolte was in Yucaipa on Tuesday, Aug. 16, to celebrate the Yucaipa Wilson III Basin Project. Obernolte secured $1 million in federal funding to support the project that helps reduce peak flow rates in Wilson Creek and improve water quality. See next week’s News Mirror for…

San Bernardino International Airport (SBD) marked local history Aug. 4, with the launch of first-ever scheduled passenger flights.

The American west was celebrated over the weekend at Los Rios Rancho in Oak Glen.

Equestrian Arena Committee (YEAC) hosted a junior rodeo given by the Southern California Youth Bull Riders (SCYBR).

On July 27, the Yucaipa Rotary Club met to celebrate Claire Teeters as its newest Honorary Member.

Breezin’ rolled right in and brought some R&B sound to last week’s Concerts on the Green at the Calimesa Event Center.

Got coffee?  Saturday, July 30, Dutch Bros Coffee in Yucaipa will be hosting a fundraiser to benefit homeless pets.

Vickie Chaparro has been a fan of Arte Hernandez for years. That’s why when the Beaumont resident heard the saxophone and flute musician would be playing nearby at the Calimesa Concerts on the Green last week with his band the Jazz Junkies, she was excited and ready to go. “We’ve always foll…

On Sunday, July 24, the Yucaipa Community Park was filled with Beach Boys surf-music fans being entertained by Woodie and the Longboards.

For the second time this season, air rescue crews recovered a deceased hiker in Forest Falls. On May 2, Robert Carey Jr., 33, of Calimesa died after falling 80 feet from a hiking trail near Big Falls.

The Yucaipa Valley Water District (YVWD) compiles an annual Water Quality Report each year for its customer and other stakeholders. This report details the quality of water that is being supplied to the community. The report outlines the quality of water provided using data from water qualit…

The wait is over for recent Yucaipa High graduate Jacob Reimer.  

Yucaipa’s Concerts in the Park on Sunday, July 10, featured Four Lads from Liverpool, a Beatles tribute band. This four man group believes the Beatles changed the way music is heard and to ensure authenticity, the band spent a great deal of time researching the rich history of the group and …

On June 26, Yucaipa council unanimously voted to administer the terms of a funding agreement with Omnitrans in the amount of $360,246 for Measure I funds and to increase the city’s fiscal year 2022/2023 Senior Services expense budget not to exceed $236,198 for the continued project funding f…

 The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) reminds licensees to serve alcohol responsibly this Fourth of July weekend by remembering to check identifications, not sell to obviously intoxicated patrons, and not over-serve customers. ABC also reminds the public to be respon…

Past Pleasures Car Club will host its monthly car show Friday, July 1, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Yucaipa Center – 33600 Yucaipa Blvd.

Thousands of concertgoers flocked to El Dorado Park in Yucaipa over the weekend to attend the inaugural Five Winds Country Music Festival.

To underscore the danger illegal fireworks pose for people, animals and the environment, Riverside County residents could be fined for using them in unincorporated areas.

A little stressed out? Consider a sound bath concert. Peg McKnight offers alternative ways to de-stress, such as singing bowl concerts, vibrational sound therapy massage and sound bath meditation classes in Yucaipa.

Father’s Day is a time to celebrate the fathers or father figures in our lives. Fathers play an essential role in a child’s life and positively influence our society.

Reaching the milestone of serving seniors in the in-home care business for 20 years, the local Comfort Keepers has come through the pandemic and continues with its main business model of serving others. Owner of Comfort Keepers Denise Hammond said what makes them successful is “Remembering s…

Thousands gathered at Crafton Hills College (CHC) on Wednesday, May 25, for a special kind of celebration — three years in the making.

Yucaipa Valley Water District held a groundbreaking ceremony for a recycled water pipeline in Calimesa on June 3. Local dignitaries and community leaders gathered at Calimesa Event Center to listen to the presentation by the YVWD Board of Directors.

Some people say that if you want something done well, give it to a busy person. That may or may not always be true, but it certainly is in the case of young Molly Hallberg, an enterprising young woman just finishing her fifth grade year.