Big Bear News - Big Bear Lake, CA - At Monday night’s meeting of the Big Bear Lake City Council, the meeting, including a three hour closed session, lasted over nine hours. Among the subjects covered, in a 3 to 1 vote, the Council agreed to fill resigned Councilmember Dave Caretto’s seat by an appointment instead of holding a costly special election. A resolution was approved … [Read more...] about No Moratorium on Permits. No Decision on Grocery Outlet.
Big Bear Film Summit Returns to Big Bear
Big Bear News - Big Bear Lake, CA - The 2nd Annual Big Bear Film Summit runs this week, June 25th to June 27th. Originally created to encourage artistic production in and around Big Bear Lake, the Big Bear Film Summit is excited to present a “physical” film festival, following its virtual debut last year. Film screenings will be held at the Big Bear Lake Performing Arts … [Read more...] about Big Bear Film Summit Returns to Big Bear
Mayor David Caretto Resigns
Big Bear News - Big Bear Lake, CA - In a letter addressed to the City Clerk for the City of Big Bear Lake, Mayor Dave Caretto is resigning from the Big Bear Lake City Council effective June 18, 2021. Citing recent, serious and unexpected medical issues, as well as other life changes including a new granddaughter, Caretto now finds it essentially impossible for him to … [Read more...] about Mayor David Caretto Resigns
Text to 9-1-1 When Placing a Call Doesn’t Work
Big Bear News - Big Bear Lake, CA - The Big Bear Fire Department is reminding Big Bear valley residents and visitors that during periods of inclement weather, such as today, cellular service could be interrupted. They remind you that often times you can text to 9-1-1, when placing a phone call does not work. Use 911 as the phone number, type your message, and hit send. Your … [Read more...] about Text to 9-1-1 When Placing a Call Doesn’t Work
San Bernardino County Now in the Less Restrictive Red Tier
Big Bear News - Big Bear Lake, CA - As of Sunday, March 14th, San Bernardino County transitioned from the State’s most restrictive COVID Purple Tier to a more open Red Tier. With movement into the Red Tier, more businesses are now allowed to open for indoor services with some restrictions and modifications in place. The County has been in the Purple Tier since August 2020. … [Read more...] about San Bernardino County Now in the Less Restrictive Red Tier