Inyo County News

StoneShield Capital Corp. is a Canadian mineral exploration company. The company is involved in the acquisition and exploration of mineral properties in North and South America.

The climber was spotted at the 11,350 foot level Sunday afternoon. The CHP says its helicopter left five Inyo County Sheriff's Office climbers with the victim, but the rescue could not be completed due to high winds.

Representing 54 percent of the county's agriculture industry, local ranchers saw a jump in the price of beef this year due to a major drought in Texas that limited the Lone Star State's ability to produce cattle.

A man that Inyo County Sheriff's Department officers pursued during a car chase on May 10 has been identified as the same man found dead in the Haiwee Reservoir on May 17.

During the second half of the Lone Pine Chamber of Commerce candidates' forum on May 8, the 100-plus residents in attendance had the opportunity to ask their own questions of the three contenders: incumbent Richard Cervantes and challengers Jim Gentry and Matt Kingsley.

Every May 15, in honor of National Peace Officers Memorial Day, law enforcement agencies nationwide join hands to honor those brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice of giving their life in the line of duty.

With the June 5 Primary less than a month away, The Inyo Register continues its look at where local and state candidates stand on specific issues.

Two trustees of an all-male California liberal arts college have gone to court to block admitting women for the first time in the 95-year-old school's history.

Deep Springs College, the tiny but prestigious school and ranch north of Death Valley, plans to admit female students for the first time in its 95-year history.

Five weeks from now, voters from Bishop to Death Valley will be asked to decide the fate of three seats up for election on the Inyo County Board of Supervisors.

County leaders have began the process of joining two separate working groups to help decide how changes to public lands in Inyo County will impact residents and visitors.

Inyo Film Commissioner Chris Langley holds a prop bomb from "Iron Man," on display at the Lone Pine Film History Museum.