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January 2, 2023
Captain Robert Warrick of the Morongo Basin Sheriff’s Station, was the guest on the Z1077 Up Close Show two weeks ago (December 16). As part of his
December 28, 2022
Captain Robert Warrick of the Morongo Basin Sheriff’s Station, was the guest on the Z1077 Up Close Show on Friday (December 16). As part of his
December 23, 2022
Captain Robert Warrick of the Morongo Basin Sheriff’s Station, was the guest on the Z1077 Up Close Show on Friday (December 16). As part of his
December 21, 2022
Captain Robert Warrick of the Morongo Basin Sheriff’s Station, was the guest on the Z1077 Up Close Show on Friday (December 16). As part of his
November 17, 2022
On the Z107.7 Up Close Show this Friday join host Gary Daigneault with Author Claire Nelson. Nelson is the author of "Things I Learned From Falling", a
October 30, 2022
Listen to this feature here: The controversial San Bernardino County Measure D, on which Morongo Basin residents will vote upon in November, is a
October 14, 2022
On last week’s “Up Close Show,” Gary Daigneault spoke with MUSD principals Justin Monical of Yucca Valley High School and Mike Ruggiero of 29 Palm High
October 14, 2022
Morongo Unified School District High School Principals were the guests on last weeks Z1077 Up Close Show, and they discussed their protocols for social
June 10, 2021
More debate tomorrow about Measure "K", The County Board of Supervisors, and Chad Mayes tomorrow on the Z107.7 "Up Close" show. In November, voters in the County passed Measure K with a two-thirds supermajority. Measure K would limit supervisors to one four-year term and cap their pay at $60,000 a y
June 10, 2021
A long-awaited construction project in Joshua Tree National Park may be delayed due to funding issues. On June 19, 2020, park Superintendent David Smith announced on the Z107.7 Up Close Show that, since the park had not hired as many employees during the COVID-19 pandemic, that the Park had been abl