Showing posts with label Mojave River. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mojave River. Show all posts
February 20, 2019

Mojave River flows through Barstow for first time since 2011

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The Mojave River flows near the Deep Creek area during a winter storm last week. Inflow to the Mojave River at its headwaters peaked at ap...
July 13, 2015

The Mojave River: A source of water battles and innovation

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Postcard view of the old automobile bridge at the upper narrows of the Mojave River, circa 1930. The Mojave River flows above ground year-...
November 12, 2011

County unveils new Route 66 historical markers

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Route 66 Ambassador Terry Kafides, foreground applauds as 1st District Supervisor Brad Mitzelfelt unveils new San Bernardino County Route ...
May 26, 2011

The Old Spanish Trail, Explained

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New Mexico to Southern California Old Spanish Trail (in red). (National Park Service) by Nathan Masters KCET Although Southern Califor...
September 7, 2009

Explorers blazed trails in early Inland Empire

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Mark Landis, Correspondent The San Bernardino Sun John Charles Frémont, The Pathfinder . (Public Domain) B eginning in the late 1700s, ...
September 9, 2008

County funds repairs for ‘railroad bridge’

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Residents still waiting on Rock Springs Road motorist bridge RYAN ORR Daily Press Vehicles travel on Rock Springs Road next to the railroad ...
July 30, 2008

Moon Over Mojave

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DESERT RATTLER by Ken Layne LA City Beat White Trash Stonehenge. Ken Layne. G o north up the old Route 66 out of Victorville, past the biker...
March 13, 2008

Technicality may cut California desert areas from federally protected status

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The proposed National Landscape Conservation Act would unify management and funding of designated areas. But it requires 'national' ...
January 28, 2008

Mojave River Flooding closes Rock Springs Road

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2,400 gallons of water per second being released RYAN ORR Staff Writer Victor Valley Daily Press Rock Springs Road has been over taken by Mo...
January 6, 2008

Local fish species on the rebound

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Bob Hilburn, a Bureau of Land Management volunteer site steward and educator, checks the water temperature of an aquarium full of Mohave tui...
August 13, 2007

Native fish returns to Victor Valley

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Mohave tui chub will return to the Mojave River The Mohave Tui Chub, is the area’s only native fish, and endangered. by Hillary Borrud Vict...