The temperature is rising and so are the chances of a power shutoff. A Public Safety Power Shutoff is when an electric ...

The Florida Street Discovery Center has opened its enrollment for the upcoming school year, the Banning Unified School ...

Banning Mayor Pro Tem Richard Royce is putting a magnifying glass on cannabis revenue, checking that the city is generating money from its 10% tax rate while remaining mindful of the pressure it is ...

The 2024-25 academic year presented a competitive athletic landscape among all teams in the Citrus Belt League. Here are the CBL champions crowned in each varsity sport during the 2024-25 ...

This month, hundreds of bright and talented high school seniors gathered for the last time to toss their caps into the air. What happens next is entirely up to them. For nearly two decades, this ...

Several Beaumont High School spring sports athletes were voted to the all-Citrus Belt League teams in baseball, softball, track and field, golf, tennis, swimming and badminton following completion of ...

Stagecoach Days is a vital part of Banning’s culture, a signature event that is among the longest running and largest in the city. Held across two days in September, Stagecoach Days brings residents ...

A 42-year-old man was arrested following a domestic dispute call in the 1200 block of North Murray Street on June 1. Officers said a woman told them her husband assaulted her, threatened her life with ...

More than 70 people joined the San Gorgonio Pass Historical Society at a June 12 reception to thank Ramona’s Mexican Café and the Vargas family for 52 years of service to the community with their ...

The Planning Commission is responsible for reviewing land development applications for compliance, making recommendations to the city council on major projects and proposed changes to the general plan ...

The council held a Skate Jam event earlier this year, with the support of several sponsors including Oakley, Blue Zones and Codex Skate Shop, the latter making it “official.” Around 150 people ...