TWENTYNINE PALMS — “OK, so I figured I would just make a recording explaining why I decided to bomb an IVF clinic. Um, basically it just comes down to I’m angry that I exist and that you know, nobody got my consent to bring me here.”
Wildcats win on the road, host quarterfinals today
JOHNSON VALLEY — The search for an elderly Twentynine Palms woman, which began near her home in the 6000 block of Roberts Avenue Saturday, May 10, ended near Old Woman Springs Road and Bodick Road Monday, May 19, with the discovery of her body.
TWENTYNINE PALMS - Guy Edward Bartkus, a 25-year-old Twentynine Palms resident, is the suspect believed to have set off a car bomb outside American Reproductive Center in Palm Springs Saturday. Akil Davis, head of the FBI Los Angeles office, …
TWENTYNINE PALMS — FBI agents are at a Twentynine Palms home in the wake of a vehicle explosion that killed one person and hurt four more at a Palm Springs fertility clinic Saturday morning.
TWENTYNINE PALMS — The Twentynine Palms High School varsity baseball team scored early and often and beat Beacon Hill 20-8 at home to secure a spot in the second round of CIF Southern Section Division 9 playoffs.
TWENTYNINE PALMS — A 16-year-old Twentynine Palms boy was arrested for battery against a school employee following a reported attack on two Morongo Unified School District employees.
TWENTYNINE PALMS — The Twentynine Palms High School boys tennis team took an at-large CIF playoff berth and turned it into a trip to the second round. The Wildcats beat the Lancers of Lakeside High School 13-5 at home Wednesday, May 7.
CARPINTERIA — Three Twentynine Palms High School track and field team members advanced to CIF finals after competing in a CIF preliminary meet Saturday, May 10, at Carpinteria High School.
TWENTYNINE PALMS — Second place in the Desert Valley League and a guaranteed playoffs spot came down to the final inning of the final game between the Yucca Valley and Twentynine Palms varsity softball teams. The Twentynine Palms Wildcats str…
There was a time he couldn’t imagine a day without fentanyl. Monday, 302 days sober, Tristan Lord said he has a new career skill with welding, a cleared criminal record and hope for the future.
MORONGO VALLEY — In the Hi-Desert, a new kind of women’s center is blooming — one rooted in empowerment, creativity and community. Desert Goddess, founded by longtime educator and activist Jayne DeMente, is now open in Morongo Valley, welcomi…
TWENTYNINE PALMS — The Twentynine Palms High School boys tennis team took an at-large CIF playoff berth ands turned it into a trip to the second round Wednesday, May 7.
TWENTYNINE PALMS — Artists and vendors weathered light rain Sunday to enjoy the inaugural Chalk Fest and Art Fair at the Historic Plaza.
SAN JACINTO — Twentynine Palms High School sophomore Elijah Guerrero shook off a tough start and delivered a clutch final-round performance at the demanding Golden Era Golf Course Thursday, May 1, to grab the final qualifying spot for the CIF…
TWENTYNINE PALMS — High winds couldn’t dampen the spirit of celebration at the second annual International Festival Saturday, May 3, at Freedom Plaza.
TWENTYNINE PALMS — “From a management standpoint, I think our deputies did as great job.”
JOSHUA TREE — Was Derick Laija a drug-crazed invader who beat a man to death and attacked the man’s wife and son? Or was he a man suffering because of a bad hallucinogenic trip and forced to defend himself when he was attacked by the family f…
TWENTYNINE PALMS — The Twentynine Palms High School boys and girls track and field teams earned double wins over the Trojans at a home meet Wednesday, April 23.
JOSHUA TREE — A San Bernardino County sheriff’s deputy suffered major injuries after crashing into a SUV on a dirt road intersection around 4 p.m. April 22, according to the California Highway Patrol.
JOSHUA TREE — Yucca Valley High School senior Jaden Wassenaar, who plans to become a teacher, is the 2025 Greenleaf Scholarship winner.
YUCCA VALLEY — A Yucca Valley man first arrested in 2021 on suspicion of harming a child pleaded no contest to child abuse and possession of a firearm by a felon April 10 and was sentenced to two years in state prison.
MORONGO BASIN — Art is often shaped by place, and nowhere is that more true than in California’s Hi-Desert, where vast landscapes and open skies have long drawn artists seeking space, solitude and inspiration. In her new self-published book “…
TWENTYNINE PALMS — The Wildcat varsity baseball team scored six runs in the first inning and seven runs in the fifth on their way to a 17-1 drubbing of the Trojans of Yucca Valley High School Monday, April 21.
TWENTYNINE PALMS — The Twentynine Palms High School girls track and field team dominated and the boys team kept things close when the Wildcats hosted the Rajahs of Indio High School Wednesday, April 17.
TWENTYNINE PALMS — Amiel Escobal is valedictorian and Vanessa Tran is salutatorian of the class of 2025 at Twentynine Palms High School. The two were announced as the students with the highest grade point averages in their class Friday, April 18.
TWENTYNINE PALMS — A remote location, difficult terrain and a 200-foot drop were not enough to stop county firefighters from rescuing a pair of novice spelunkers from the bottom of a 200-foot mine shaft Saturday.
JOSHUA TREE — “A lot of it is unclear.”
YUCCA VALLEY — Paul Chakalian, founder of Joshua Tree Distilling Company, has announced his campaign to unseat Congressman Jay Obernolte in California’s 23rd Congressional District.
THERMAL — Freshman jumper Teilani Trimble broke a 44-year-old school record in the high jump as the Wildcat girls track and field team beat Coachella Valley 72-55 Wednesday, April 9.
MORONGO BASIN — Twentynine Palms High School librarian Lisa Soliz and La Contenta Middle School administrative assistant Lori Thomas are Classified School Employees of the Year in San Bernardino County.
JOSHUA TREE — Opponents of a proposed 64-home gated community here said they plan to file a lawsuit in the wake of a county board of supervisors decision in favor of the project.
TWENTYNINE PALMS — Abigail Stewart sets her sights on the digital landscape of online culture in her new novel, “Select Screen,” to be released May 5 through Whiskey Tit Books.
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