Today, Pine Valley remains a place where the pace slows, and the mountains offer a quiet, scenic break from everyday life.

County health officials are issuing a second reminder about a nationwide outbreak of infant botulism linked to ByHeart Whole ...

The 38th California Interscholastic Federation state cross country championship meet Saturday, Nov. 29, in Fresno’s Woodward ...

The recent government shutdown was a stark reminder that 42 million people across the United States rely on federal food benefits. That’s 12 percent of the nation’s population that lawmakers and ...

Alpine’s beloved Parade of Lights will return Dec. 13 at 6:30 p.m. with full community support and a new organizing team, ...

The Granite Hills Eagles are pigskin kings once again after slaying the top-seeded Lincoln Hornets’ Goliath, 41-29, to claim ...

“For many people, pets provide comfort, companionship, and even independence,” said Craig, Pet Food & Supply Drive organizer ...

Even with the government now reopened and SNAP funds again available, the GOP’s “Big Beautiful Bill” cuts SNAP by a historic 20 percent — and those cuts are now starting to go into effect. Thanks to ...

March is a particularly crafty month at the library. We are collaborating with the Barona Cultural Center & Museum to bring you Kumeyaay Cosmol­ogy for Kids on Friday, March 15 from 4-5 p.m. Assistant ...

From left to right, Pamela Banzhof, Kathie Pelletier, Kelley Bates, Tyler Bertalan, Carly Seiter, Carena Tanson, Dee Ransom and Sherri Medlin. At its annual rewards luncheon, the Alpine Woman’s Club ...

Alpine Union School District has two open seats for its Board of Trustees, and Trustee Travis Lyon is seeking to keep his seat, running against Trustee Joseph Perricone, Erika Simmons, and Cee Gould.

A Dulzura man who poisoned his wife—a former Campo El­ementary School teacher—was sentenced March 14 to three consecutive terms of life in state prison. Race Remington Uto, 28, won’t be eligible for ...