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Hikers In The Dangerous Heat

It takes preparation to hike in the desert’s summer heat but Josh Mierly says he doesn’t need much, he says he only takes water and sunblock and feels that since he has lived in the desert for over 11 years, he should be used to it. But as experienced as one can be, desert temperatures

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Convirtase En Un ngel De Esperanza

Inici oficialmente el dcimo segundo radioton de nuestra estacin hermana “La Poderosa” 96.7 FM. Evento que recauda fondos que son destinados al hospital St. Jude, el cual provee cuidado para nios con cncer. Este evento busca crear conciencia con nuestros tele y radio oyentes para que se comprometer a donar $20 dlares por mes, son

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Bono Mack Endorses Romney In Presidential Race

Rep. Mary Bono Mack, R-Palm Springs today endorsed GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, his campaign announced. The congresswoman’s endorsement was announced by the Romney campaign in a statement which also touted the endorsements of nine other elected officials from California, including Rep. Buck McKeon, R-Santa Clarita, and Sen. Bob Dutton, R-Rancho Cucamonga. “I am proud

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This Is A Test

A former Humboldt County pastor has pleaded guilty to charges that he sexual abused two girls, including one who was placed in his care. The Times-Standard of Eureka reports that 50-year-old Dino Cardelli entered his plea Monday to sex abuse and molestation charges as well as 25 counts of violating a court order to not

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Summer Job Hunting Tips

A new report says more Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week, suggesting the labor market is weakening. Applications were up by 9,000, to a seasonally adjusted 429,000 last week, the biggest jump in a month. What that means if you are looking for a job is increasing competition, and it’s easy to get discouraged.

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