Cabazon News

Darron Peters of Lake Elsinore became the first bowler to win two titles this year in the West Coast Senior Tour on Saturday when he claimed the top prize at Brunswick Foothill Lanes in Fontana, Calif.

If you put two 750-foot-tall solar towers in the middle of the desert -- a little bit off Interstate 10, about 60 miles east of Indio -- it's likely they'll be visible.

A sudden flare-up combined with a shift in wind direction was blamed for a heavy plume of smoke that drifted toward the Coachella Valley Friday from the Hathaway Fire in Cabazon.

Residents of the Eastern Coachella Valley live every day with elevated environmental hazards in their air and water, according to a new University of California, Davis, study.

A fan of George W. Bush? No? Join a cadre of like-minded thinkers today in the desert as activists and organizers gather to protest the former president's keynote address at Morongo Casino Resort & Spa.

Various organizations, including Occupy groups, announced today they will protest former President George W. Bush's role in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan when he speaks at a local government gathering in Cabazon on Thursday.

Cabazon Elementary School students gathered in the quad area during an awards ceremony last week where winners were announced for the "Water is Life" student art contest conducted by the Cabazon Water District.

Authorities in Southern California have removed thousands of mostly inert World War II-era training grenades, bombs and cannon rounds from a home where they were discovered last month.

On Thursday, May 30, 2013, around 12:30 pm, the Riverside County Sheriff's Hazardous Device Team responded to the 49000 block of Bonita, in Cabazon, reference a large amount of military ordnance items.

Eighteen 500-pound bombs are among a cache of military training ordnance -- most of it inert -- that explosives technicians have removed from a dead man's property in Cabazon, sheriff's officials say.

Miami, FL: The successful series of Boxeo TELEMUNDO Ford opens its summer season with a splash on Friday, June 21st, 2013 at the recently renovated Auditorio El Plaza Condesa in Mexico City, Mexico.

Cabazon Water District office on Main Street. The district expects to move into a new building on Broadway Street later this year.

Xipe Totec Aztec dancers from Los Angeles perform during the annual Malki Museum fiesta at the Morongo Indian Reservation in Cabazon in 2009.

Riverside County supervisors signed off today on an agreement that will end further litigation stemming from a legal challenge to a county policy mandating that solar power developers pay fees of $450 per acre for projects on county land.