Twentynine Palms, United States (Local)
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YUCCA VALLEY — It started with Silias Bloodworth scooping up a fumbled ball and running it 71 yards into the end zone in the first few minutes. It ended with Joseph Gustafson snatching a ball that bounced off an opposing player's hands in the end zone. Another Gustafson touchdown, a safety from Ryker Hannah and a solid defensive wall gave the Trojans their first win of the preseason Thursday night.
Trojan defense captain Brody Herrera (55) and his teammates grin for photos with the Kiwanis bell trophy after shutting out the Wildcats in a 49-0 win in their 2025 victory.
By: Stacy Moore
TWENTYNINE PALMS — The Trojan varsity football team won its fourth Battle of the Bell in a row with a 63-3 defeat of the Twentynine Palms Wildcats Friday, Sept. 25.
Nikodem Kusmieruk, 2, shows early pickleball promise as he plays with mom Crystal Kusmieruk at an opening of the town of Yucca Valley's new courts Saturday, Oct. 3.
The Trojans celebrate their 15-10 fourth set, earning them the win against La Quinta in the final match of the season Monday.
SAN BERNARDINO — About a month and a half after postponing a vote on new mining regulations, the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors approved a new ordinance Tuesday.
SAN BERNARDINO — Hammerking Productions, the company that stages the King of the Hammers races in Johnson Valley, will receive $250,000 in county government money to develop an off-road vehicle
By: Stacy Moore
SAN BERNARDINO — Hammerking Productions, the company that stages the King of the Hammers races in Johnson Valley, will receive $250,000 in county government money to develop an off-road vehicle corridor from Barstow to Needles.
By: Stacy Moore
JOSHUA TREE — A jury on Thursday handed down the largest law enforcement shooting penalty in California history to the mother of a Joshua Tree man who was shot and
A jury on Thursday handed down the largest law enforcement shooting penalty in California history to the mother of a Joshua Tree man who was shot and killed by San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputies in 2023.
