IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Per the Office of California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a statewide “limited stay at home order” with curfew requirements impacting counties in the most restrictive COVID-19 tier (purple, “widespread”) – to include Riverside County – takes effect Saturday, Nov. 21.
The LifeStream blood bank team will host another Blythe blood drive at the Doris Morgan Community Center (445 N. Broadway) on Tuesday, Nov. 24, from 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
On Sept. 8, Blythe Little League (BLL) President Troy Love reported some updates on the youth organization’s status to officials – one point of which underlined the ongoing impact of the homeless populace on public ballpark property.
As the impact of COVID-19 continues to be felt across the community, the Palo Verde College (PVC) Pirates basketball program is currently mapping out what hopes to be an upcoming sophomore season since having returned to the floor after a four-decade absence in 2019.
Latest News
- Newsom orders purple tier curfew amid COVID surge: County under new mandates as case counts rise
- Blood drive set for Nov. 24 at Doris Morgan Community Center: Blythe locals eligible for $10 Starbucks gift card
- Blythe area CHP welcomes newest officer: Murrill sworn in, assigned to station alongside father
- 2020 Blythe City Council Election: Burton pulls ahead, Reynolds leads Cyr by 36 votes
- Blythe ‘Have A Heart’ engineering plans facing copyright issues: Cannabis project omits monthly written report, moves forward
- City calls for cooperation in Blythe community cleanup efforts
- Council OKs $88K CDBG funds for 'West Side Park'
- Blythe station Border Patrol's active November: Smuggling arrests, meth interceptions
Most Popular
Articles
- Blythe area CHP welcomes newest officer: Murrill sworn in, assigned to station alongside father
- PVH underlines local COVID-19 impact: ‘COVID-19 is real’
- Blythe station Border Patrol's active November: Smuggling arrests, meth interceptions
- Council OKs $88K CDBG funds for 'West Side Park'
- 2020 Blythe City Council Election: Burton pulls ahead, Reynolds leads Cyr by 36 votes
- Local gets 125-to-life sentence for lewd, lascivious acts with minors
- Blythe ‘Have A Heart’ engineering plans facing copyright issues: Cannabis project omits monthly written report, moves forward
- Newsom orders purple tier curfew amid COVID surge: County under new mandates as case counts rise
- City calls for cooperation in Blythe community cleanup efforts
- Seventh COVID-related CVSP inmate death reported: Area CDCR prisons' inmate, worker COVID-19 data update
Images
Browse Classified Ads
Dear Blythe community members,
Reports are staggering, whether you see them on NBC News or hear them from federal inspectors.
When Palo Verde High School (PVHS) and the community of Blythe celebrate 2018 Homecoming next week, one long-time resident will be centrally involved – just as she has been for the past 55 years.
At nearly the one-year anniversary of the worst mass shooting in modern United States history, eight employees from Ironwood State Prison (ISP) and Chuckawalla Valley State Prison (CVSP) were awarded the highest honor bestowed by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (C…
