CRESTLINE - On January 17, 2025, around 1:04 a.m., the fire call was dispatched. Fire fighters had full knock down on a detached garage that was fully involved.

Power shutdowns have become an increasing concern for mountain businesses, especially restaurants, retailers, and other service providers that heavily depend on c…

11 hours ago · On January 28, 2025 afternoon, a traffic control utility truck rolled over on Duffel Canyon Road in Lake Arrowhead. The road was closed by CHP in both directions at Wabash and Arrowhead Villa Road while the vehicle was being towed. The roll over was caused by black ice on the road, reported Vincent ...

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The Rim of the World Unified School District has faced an unusual series of challenges for the 2024-2025 school year. The school closures during the Line Fire have unfortunately set the tone for the duration of the year, with a heavy loss of …

1 day ago · Winter brings beautiful snow-covered landscapes, but it also introduces hazardous conditions, including one of the most treacherous hazards: black ice. Invisible to the naked eye, black ice forms when moisture freezes over dark surfaces like roads and sidewalks, creating a thin, transparent layer of ...

Jan 8, 2025 · Residents and visitors in the mountains were greeted with a stunning and unexpected sight on Tuesday morning as a surprise snowfall blanketed the area, transforming it into a picturesque winter wonderland. While the sight was beautiful, it also brought significant challenges to residents and ...

Jan 22, 2025 · Over the past several days, we’ve heard from many concerned residents about Southern California Edison’s (SCE) power outages. Some of these outages drag on for more than a week and people are understandably frustrated, particularly our mountain communities, who rely on electricity to stay warm during these cold winter months.

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Feb 14, 2024 · Following days of persistent rain and some flooding, the snowline descended unexpectedly earlier than forecasted to approximately 4,500 feet, enveloping communities like Crestline and higher mountain areas including Rimforest, Blue Jay, Lake Arrowhead, Skyforest, Running Springs, and Arrowbear.