Did you know that the median age of Big Bear Lake residents is over 12 years older than the rest of San Bernardino County? Per a profile of the City of Big Bear Lake, which was generated by the Southern California Association of Governments (or SCAG), Big Bear Lake residents average age 42, while in greater San Bernardino County that average is age 30. The SCAG-produced … [Read more...] about City of Big Bear Lake Statistical Data Provided by SCAG; City’s Median Age Higher Than County’s, Though Other Numbers Smaller
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Roads Update: Flagging on Highways 18 and 38 Today, Village L Closed to Traffic on Saturday
As there was a lot going on yesterday due to CalTrans projects (Highway 330 closure, blasting at the dam), here is an update on our roads. As of today (August 7), weekday flagging does continue on Highway 18 at the dam, to accommodate the Big Bear bridge project. Motorists can also anticipate weekday flagging on Highway 38, at the base of the mountain, and Highway 18 en route … [Read more...] about Roads Update: Flagging on Highways 18 and 38 Today, Village L Closed to Traffic on Saturday
County Supervisors to Potentially Approve Sale of Tax-Defaulted Properties to the San Bernardino Land Trust
San Bernardino County Supervisors meet for their regular meeting at the San Bernardino County Government Center this morning at 10am. Today’s agenda offers County Supervisors the opportunity to approve the sale of tax defaulted properties to the San Bernardino Mountains Land Trust. Properties that have been tax defaulted for five years or more (to taxing agencies or non-profit … [Read more...] about County Supervisors to Potentially Approve Sale of Tax-Defaulted Properties to the San Bernardino Land Trust
The Rotary Club Takes a Stand at City Council: They Are a Service Club, Not a Political Organization
The Rotary Club of Big Bear Lake also took center stage at Monday evening’s meeting of the City Council of Big Bear Lake. The service club’s President Eric Lewis thanked the City for their assistance in the Fourth of July fireworks display which, Lewis noted, came together thanks to the Rotary volunteers who contributed over 850 man hours in four days in order to produce a … [Read more...] about The Rotary Club Takes a Stand at City Council: They Are a Service Club, Not a Political Organization
Judge Issues Ruling Today: Big Bear Courthouse to Be Closed Three Weeks of the Month, as of September
In a decision made today in the Superior Court of California, County of San Bernardino, Presiding Judge James C. McGuire ruled that the Big Bear courthouse will only be open the first full week of the month, effective September. Per the statement released this afternoon, “Any matters, except criminal matters, which cannot be heard during the first full week of each month, … [Read more...] about Judge Issues Ruling Today: Big Bear Courthouse to Be Closed Three Weeks of the Month, as of September