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As Hurricane Hilary undergoes a weakening transformation into a tropical storm, the arid deserts and lofty mountains of Southern California and southern Nevada are poised to endure the brunt of heavy rainfall and potential flooding. Interestingly, Hurricane Hilary is tracking slightly ahead of initial predictions. Forecasts indicate that San Diego

Hurricane Hilary, a formidable major hurricane, is charting an atypical course toward Southern California, a region not accustomed to such tropical disturbances. This unexpected phenomenon has the potential to unleash potent winds and extraordinary flooding. Currently situated off the western shoreline of Mexico's Baja California, Hurricane Hilary has

Host to many notable athletic events San Bernardino, a city located in Southern California, has a rich history in sports that dates back decades. From the Lakers to the 66ers, the city has played host to many notable athletic events and teams that have left a lasting legacy. One of

On Friday, June 30, Secretary Lourdes Castro Ramirez of the California Secretary of Business, Consumer Services, and Housing (BCSH) met with key leaders from the City of San Bernardino to engage in crucial discussions surrounding affordable housing and homelessness. The meeting aimed to foster collaboration and explore potential solutions to

Was the law broken? The state housing department has withdrawn its approval of the redevelopment plans for the 50-year-old Carousel Mall in San Bernardino, California. The state's Department of Housing and Community Development accused the city of failing to negotiate with affordable housing developers who had shown interest

American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) The San Bernardino City Council is set to authorize $5 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to develop a 140-bed homeless shelter in the city. The council will discuss the proposal at a special meeting on Wednesday night. The facility will provide 140

Demolition Underway The Carousel Mall in downtown San Bernardino has been a fixture of the city for over 50 years, but soon it will be no more. Resource Environmental, a Cerrito firm, has been tasked with demolishing the once-thriving shopping center for $8 million, and preparations for the demolition are

Reopening of Second Street The City of San Bernardino celebrated the reopening of Second Street between Arrowhead Avenue and Mountain View Avenue on Tuesday, March 14, restoring a vehicle and pedestrian traffic to a key downtown corridor. The road had been closed for three years for the demolition and reconstruction

Micaela Vargas stood in front of her Kia Telluride, which she'd parked near her workplace in Montebello on Wednesday afternoon. Unfortunately, Vargas, who lives in Whittier, did not appear to be able to drive the vehicle home. A massive, leafy section of a tree had been thrown on