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Upland's free Picture Purr-Fect photo contest accepts submissions through October 29. The city has also announced a November 13 family puzzle competition and November 26 Turkey Trot.
Yucaipa's official city calendar lists an October 26 City Council meeting at 6 p.m. and an October 28 Parks and Recreation Commission meeting, with a canceled November 4…
Highland City Council's regular meeting is held on the second Tuesday at 6 p.m. The city also posts agendas, minutes, notices and local-service updates. Here's a resident guide.
Grand Terrace's October 13 council agenda identifies October 27 at 6 p.m. as the next regular meeting. The city maintains a public archive of packets and records.
Loma Linda's official city schedule lists a Friday, October 30 City Hall closure and a November 10 council meeting; the 2026 council calendar does not list October 27.
Chino hosts Halloween Spooktacular at Ruben S. Ayala Park October 31, 3–8 p.m.; carnival wristbands cost $10 presale or $12.50 at the event, according to the city.
Colton published the October 27 Planning Commission agenda for a 5:30 p.m. in-person meeting at 650 N. La Cadena Drive, including conditional-use and site-plan requests.
Public water-board records identify multiple Searles Valley Minerals facilities near Trona. A facility listing is not proof of a new violation or unsafe household water.
Barstow is updating its Local Hazard Mitigation Plan and has invited residents to complete a survey. The plan concerns long-term risk reduction; a survey alone does not establish…
Daggett residents identified trash cleanup, local history preservation, a library and events in San Bernardino County's 2017 action guide. In 2026 those published aspirations still need completion checks.
San Bernardino County lists two runways at Barstow–Daggett Airport near Daggett and describes its role supporting general aviation and Fort Irwin activity, not a scheduled commercial airline hub.
San Bernardino County lists Baker Airport (0O2) just off Highway 127 with a 3,157-foot runway and uses by Sheriff, Fire and CHP; pilots must verify up-to-date FAA notices…
San Bernardino County says $18.369 million in state funds was secured for a four-lane replacement of Baker Boulevard’s 1930s Mojave River bridge. A 2025 forecast projected work in…
The Lahontan Water Board publishes Hinkley chromium maps, including a second-quarter 2026 upper-aquifer map. Property owners need well-specific information rather than inferring household water safety from a map…
The Lahontan Water Board lists a 2026 investigative order requiring PG&E to submit a feasibility study evaluating hexavalent-chromium cleanup levels at Hinkley; the order itself is not a…
San Bernardino County's current public works guidance says Landers CSA 70 R-15 unpaved roads are graded as funding permits, with no reliable universal weekly schedule.
San Bernardino County supervisors began a process that could dissolve Landers' county service-area road zone after property owners rejected higher road charges; a hearing is set for November…
Rancho Cucamonga's ADU process separates pre-approved design availability from parcel permits, other agencies' approval, building inspections and fees.
San Bernardino municipal departments operate at several addresses following City Hall's relocation. Residents should identify the correct office before traveling.
The Town of Apple Valley explains which home, room-addition, electrical and plumbing projects start with a permit, and where to verify review and inspection requirements.
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