“The time is always right to do something right.” Those words from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. set the tone for a warm and ...

On January 8 at about 8 a.m., 70 year-old Studio City resident Tony Quach started hiking up Mount Pinos, as he has regularly ...

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On New Year’s Eve, an injured bear was found at the Transfer Center in Pine Mountain Club (PMC) after apparently being hit ...

The boil-water notice issued by the Frazier Park Utility District (FPPUD) has been lifted as of Monday, January 13, after the ...

In November 2016, the beloved pond in Frazier Park had officially dried up. Over the years, the community has bemoaned its loss, longing to see the pond full again. It has been mentioned at countless ...

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Many, many centuries ago, the beautiful river valley below the north slope of a mountain the Native peoples called “Toshololo” (now Frazier Mountain) was the summer campground for Native peoples to do ...

A slow-motion war of restraining orders alleging violent behavior is being fought between Alexander “Alex” Frankian, the director of Lake Hughes Recovery, Inc. (LHR) and the owner of 34-acre M&M Peach ...

On Christmas Day, tragedy struck in the thick of the Pineapple Express rain storm on the northbound Interstate 5 freeway just south of Vista Del Lago Road (roughly 20 minutes south of Lebec), ...

FRAZIER PARK, CA (Saturday, Aug. 17, 2024 at 9:30 a.m.)—A wildfire reported at about 8:45 a.m., about a half mile up Mt. Pinos Road from “The Y” is not spreading much due to lack of wind this morning.

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