Farmers’ Markets I say markets because we have quite a few of them around the Inland Empire.  In the Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Upland, and Chino area you can find a…

You are not going to believe me when I tell you that I’ve driven past this place for years and didn’t know it was there.  You see, the Graber Olive…

Hello! I want to introduce you to a friend of mine, a friend of the community, but most of all a friend to your bones; Benigno Salazar, DC. Dr. Salazar…

Every town has its share of bakeries.   In my town of Rancho Cucamonga we have a few bakeries.  Of the ones that I have visited I keep going back…

The Inland Empire is rich with history.  The Rains House, also known as Casa de Cucamonga Rancho is a little hidden historical treasure two blocks from the famous Route 66….

FOOTHILL BISTRO – CHINESE RESTAURANT is a hidden gem in Rancho Cucamonga.  For those of you who are new in town I will like to introduce you to the best…

  Many people talk about the desert being alive.   And, it is so true.  Today I’m introducing the Lost Palms Oasis in the Joshua Tree National Park. This park is…

Rainy day It doesn’t always rain in Southern California, but we have our share of rainy days.  On this particular day in January it was cold and rainy. There’s nothing better…