The County Registrar of Voters has released the “Final Official List of Candidates” that will appear on the November 8 General Election Ballot. The list
The Twentynine Palms Water District Board of Directors met last night to hold public hearings on rate changes and discuss the Well TP-2 Project. Reporter Heather Clisby was there…
During its monthly meeting last night, the Twentynine Palms Water District Board of Directors hosted two public hearings on rate changes, though the meeting was sparsely attended.
The first public hearing was on proposed miscellaneous fees and charges pertaining to new accounts, credit cards, termination tags, and fire flow letters. With no public comment, the fees were approved.
The next public hearing was to establish a schedule of rates for monthly water service charges. Per the requirement of Proposition 218, the board mailed a notice to all city customers on December 11, announcing a 45-day protest period. A majority of parcel owners (4,086) would have had to reject the new rates in writing but the district received just 14 protest letters so the new rates were approved and will apply beginning Fe
Some of the non-criminal cases in San Bernardino County courts have been placed on hold during the state’s stay-at-home order. The stay-at-home order was lifted January 25, and Managing editor Tami Roleff says rescinding the order has affected some types of court cases…
As of Monday, February 1, San Bernardino Superior Court will resume all small claims hearings held in Joshua Tree, Barstow, and Fontana. All individuals with small claims hearings on the calendar starting February 1 will resume as scheduled. All other matters previously scheduled in January have received a notice of rescheduled hearing date and do not need to come to court. The public is encouraged to visit the court’s COVID-19 site frequently for updates (see: www.sb-court.org/covid-19). Some court business can be conducted remotely.