After a two-year hiatus, the Calimesa Christmas parade is planning a comeback.
On Feb. 18, 2021, deputies from the Yucaipa Police Station responded to Cloud 9 Medi Spa regarding the theft of a backflow preventer valve. The theft of the valve created significant damage which prevented the business from opening for the day. The repair costs were estimated to exceed well …
At the Yucaipa City Council meeting on March 22, Planning Manager/City Planner Ben Matlock updated the council on the Yucaipa general plan and housing development progress with reports for the implementation of the city’s general plan to receive and file.
Like all of us, Erik V. Sahakian was caught off guard in March 2020 when the world changed as a global pandemic shut down businesses, decimated the economy, and sent many people into a spiral of fear, hopelessness, and anxiety. “It was like everything changed overnight,” stated Sahakian. “Li…
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The San Gabriel Mission can be seen as an early beginning for Yucaipa in 1771. With fears that the Russians would take over Northern California, Spain’s answer was to settle the lands of California with a series of missions.
On March 22, Yucaipa City Council appointed Aden Benson and Adelin Tulcan to the Youth Advisory Committee (YAC). Community Services Supervisor Sarah Martinez introduced Benson and Tulcan to the council and it was voted by an unanimous vote to appoint them as a new member for the Youth Advis…
The Yucaipa Woman’s Club invites you to enter the “Little Bit of Fun” 100-word essay contest.
During the March 22, Yucaipa City Council meeting, Councilmember Justin Beaver said “I would like to ask the city manager to provide any updates that he may have as it relates to the tiering system in San Bernardino County, specifically.”
Secondary students in the Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District are heading back to campuses after board members unanimously approved an April 14 start date at a special board meeting last week.
Are you looking for something to do this weekend? Look no further than the local mountains. In Forest Falls, there will be a gathering of "woodsy" artists who will showcase their homemade goods and art. There will be one of a kind art, candles, tasty treats, jewelry and more for sale.
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The Yucaipa Knights of Columbus St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Council #9679 will host its 24th annual golf tournament on Friday, April 23, 2021 at Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon, 36211 Champions Dr., Beaumont.
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On March 22, with the sound of a bagpipe playing in the distance and with solemn gratitude for the sacrifice of the United States Forest Service, San Bernardino National Forest, Big Bear Interagency Hotshot Squad Boss, Charles “Charlie” Morton, family, city officials, San Bernardino Forest S…
The Calimesa City Council unanimously agreed at its recent meeting to send a letter opposing, unless amended, Senate Bill 9, regarding increased density in single-family zones.
The three local Lions Clubs will be participating in the statewide “Lions Eyes Across California” on March 20, 2021. This project collects used eyeglasses that will have prescriptions read and cataloged, then cleaned and dispensed to those in need at various sight clinics around the state. …
Parents and students upset over the school district’s reopening plans voiced their frustration at the recent board meeting.
The pandemic has significantly changed our world for over a year now. Finally, some good news is coming to San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, as officials report the transition from the state’s most restrictive purple tier, where it has been since August 2020, to the less restrictive re…
On March 8, city council members signed a letter of opposition to Bill H.R. 127, which some believe is a complete infringement on all American’s rights to own firearms.
On Tuesday, March 16, 2021, at approximately 1:15 p.m. Yucaipa deputies went to the area of Corey Lane/Enoch Avenue to arrest Victor Marin, 26, of Yucaipa, for an outstanding felony warrant for vehicle theft. The neighborhood has seen an influx of recovered stolen vehicles and Marin has been…
St. Patrick’s Day is Wednesday, March 17. The holiday has been associated with not only wearing of the green, but also with drinking. Irish or not, drinking alcoholic beverages has become synonymous with the holiday and local police departments warn about the dangers of drinking and driving.
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At the March 8 Yucaipa City Council meeting, the city council met for the approval of the 2021 Yucaipa Music and Arts Festival (YMAF) activities and associated street closures which is all contingent upon the approval of the state regarding restrictions at the time of the event. YMAF will be…
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Yucaipa will soon be gaining another outdoor amenity. The first phase of the Wildwood Mountain Bike single track course is underway and folks are getting excited for the new scenic amenity.
An update to Calimesa’s Zone Text Amendment, regarding accessory dwelling units and junior accessory dwelling units, was adopted Monday night by the city’s planning commission.
On March 3, Yucaipa City Planning Commissioners chose representatives for the American Viticultural Association (AVA). Vice Chair Commissioner Chris Markarian and Commissioner Tony Hicks are the new AVA representatives for the Planning Commission.
During the Yucaipa City Council meeting on March. 8, Captain James Williams, introduced to the council a new city employee Deputy Sheriff Michaela McKinzie.
Wildwood Canyon Mobilehome Park recently lost their manager, Karen Drysdale, 63, due to COVID-19. Friends of Drysdale are organizing a fundraiser on Sunday, March 7, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to raise funds for burial costs.
During the Yucaipa City Council meeting on Feb. 22, one at-large vacant position and two at-large vacant positions were filled for the public arts committee and the healthy Yucaipa committee, respectively.
The city of Calimesa finds itself in a very positive fiscal position, despite the COVID-19 pandemic of nearly the last year.
At the Feb. 23 Yucaipa Valley Water District board meeting, General Manager Joe Zoba presented the 2021 strategic priorities, goals and objectives of the water district.
Both the counties of San Bernardino and Riverside are cautioning residents that a number of scams are on the rise due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With many residents still at home, this gives scammers creative opportunities to take advantage of the public.
On Feb. 22, Yucaipa City Council appointed Brenna Lane to the Youth Advisory Committee (YAC). Community Services Supervisor Sarah Martinez introduced Lane to the council and it was unanimously voted to appoint her as a new member for the Youth Advisory Committee. Lane will serve a two-year …
On March 14, the Yucaipa Community Foundation is hosting a virtual concert to benefit the Yucaipa Rockin’ Youth Studio, a music education program offered by the city of Yucaipa for teenagers who want to be part of a band.
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El Dorado Ranch Park, located at Oak Glen Road in Yucaipa, is temporarily closed due to ongoing mitigation efforts due to the El Dorado Fire, which took place in September of 2020.
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Parents with elementary students in the local school district had a big decision to make this week – keep their child in online learning or send them back to the classroom for some in-person instruction in April.
The San Bernardino County Library is partnering with In-N-Out Burger again this year to promote reading among children this spring. The Cover to Cover program kicks off on Saturday, March 6 and will run through Saturday, April 17. This program will encourage students to read in all communiti…
According to a press release from Big Bear Sheriff's Department, on Saturday, Feb. 20, 2021, at approximately 7:20 p.m., deputies from the Big Bear Sheriff's Station responded to a call of an assault that occurred at a residence in the 1000 block of Malabar Way in Big Bear City. The reportin…
The Calimesa City Council chose to delay its mid-year budget review last week when City Manager Bonnie Johnson was unable to attend the council meeting.
Calimesa resident Mike Barron attended the recent city council meeting, seeking assistance with recovering losses incurred from the deadly Sandalwood Fire in 2019.
Local elementary students are headed back to school and some in-person learning, pending continued low-case COVID-19 numbers and plan approvals for the Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District.
During the Yucaipa City Council meeting on Feb. 22, Interim Director of Finance and Administrative Services Ryan Blackerby addressed the council during a public hearing by saying, “The item before you is the prioritization of projects for the fiscal year 21-22 Community Development Block Gr…
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James Gilfedder Jr., 19, was a lot of things, including a champion basketball, football water polo, soccer and baseball athlete at Yucaipa High School. According to those who knew him, he was a happy, joyful, life-of-the-party kind of guy, with a heart of gold. Due to his untimely death on …
Local elementary students are headed back to school and some in-person learning, pending continued low-case COVID-19 numbers and plan approvals for the Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District.
During the Yucaipa City Council meeting on Feb. 8, Planning Manager/City Planner Benjamin Matlock introduced the new Assistant Planner Madeline “Maddie” Jordan.
The Yucaipa Mobilehome Residents’ Association (YMRA) had its first meeting of the year, outside at the Yucaipa Woman’s Club on Feb. 13. The group is meeting outside, when weather permits, due to the restrictions the state has placed on mass gatherings.
At the Feb. 8 Yucaipa City Council meeting, Interim Director of Finance and Administrative Services Ryan Blackerby addressed the council regarding the city’s 2020-2021 mid-year general fund budget review. The city continues to maintain its strong financial condition even with the challenges …
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San Bernardino County Fire recently donated a Type III Brush Engine & Ambulance to Crafton Hills College (CHC). The donated apparatus previously ran thousands of emergencies and now will serve in an educational role at the college.
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Yucaipa High School graduate James Gilfedder died unexpectedly while in college, out of the state. Hickory Ranch Restaurant is hosting a corn hole tournament on Sunday, Feb. 21, at 10 a.m. to assist in memorial service costs and to fly Gilfedder home. The corn hole tournament cost is $100 p…
The volume of cars that showed up last Saturday for the Vaccine/Microchip Clinic held at Yucaipa Animal Placement Society was unprecedented. YAPS had eight staff members, six volunteers and two veterinarians that volunteered their time for the event. A total of 65 vehicles were lined up on b…
At the Feb. 8 city council meeting, an important topic of discussion was regarding ceding time for public comment. At previous council meetings citizens were allowed to cede their time to speak to another speaker. Currently the Yucaipa city rules establish standards of three minutes per spea…
Michaela McKinzie always knew she wanted to become a police officer. It was a calling. Her mother, a Los Angeles Police Department police officer for 20 years, was a major factor in her decision to pursue law enforcement as a career.
Local small businesses suffering from the economic effects of COVID-19 could get a break. Loans up to $10,000 are available through the city of Yucaipa’s small business assistance loan to grant program.
According to a police report, on Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2021, at approximately 4:49 p.m., deputies from the Yucaipa Station responded to a robbery alarm at the Spectrum store located in the 33600 block of Yucaipa Boulevard. When deputies arrived and contacted the store employee, they were advised …
On Jan. 22, 2021, at 4:07 pm., deputies from the Yucaipa Station responded to the report of an armed robbery that had just occurred in the parking lot in the 33600 block of Yucaipa Blvd. Upon arrival, deputies were advised by the victim that she was loading her groceries into the back of her…
According to a press release from Yucaipa Police Department, on Feb, 3, 2021, at approximately 12:45 p.m., Yucaipa Police Station deputies were alerted of a stolen vehicle in the city of Yucaipa.
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n. 11, for a study session to review a proposed new logo for the city of Yucaipa, which was ultimately rejected.
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Yucaipa High School will run on Feb. 13.
Yucaipa City Council approved the Viticulture Operations and Associated Development Standards Phase I Report and provided direction as recommended by the American Viticulture Area Planning Committee (AVAPC) at their meeting on Jan. 25. The city council recognized that the implementation of …
The construction crews at the Yucaipa Pointe Project continue to make quick progress in developing the site. Keen observers can note that the first building for the project, a Chick-fil-A restaurant, famous for its chicken sandwiches, waffle fries, and “Ice-dream” cones, has started to go ve…
While investigating a suspected DUI driver, deputies find a concealed, loaded firearm in the vehicle
On Monday Feb. 1, 2021, at approximately 9:46 p.m., dispatch received a call from a citizen regarding a suspected drunk driver traveling on Oak Glen Road, nearly colliding into vehicles. The vehicle turned onto Yucaipa Boulevard and pulled into the Jack in the Box parking lot. The driver, Da…
According to a press release form San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, on Jan. 30, 2021, at approximately 1:37 p.m., deputies responded to a robbery alarm at the Arrowhead Credit Union at the 33000 block of Yucaipa Boulevard. An unknown Hispanic male adult, 25 to 30 years old, approac…
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