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Month: July 2012

Stolen car found in Palm Desert

Police have found a vehicle stolen out of Cathedral City in a carjacking Thursday afternoon, according to investigators. The yellow Dodge Challenger was located along Highway 111 in Palm Desert. Officers were found dusting the car for prints around 8:30 a.m. Friday in the parking of Staples, across from the Westfield Shoppingtowne. Cathedral City police

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Summer Salsa Mambo Festival and Bachata Madness

A Cathedral City resort will host a weekend-long Latin dance festival. The Summer Salsa Mambo Festival and Bachata Madness started Friday night at Doral Desert Princess Resort. There will be workshops, including for children, and evening dance parties and performances through Monday at the resort. Genres will include salsa, mambo, bachata, Afro-Cuban, Afro-samba, cha cha,

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Party headquarters help voters

With the presidential election just four months away, voters are bound to have some questions about candidates and platforms. Your party headquarters has the answers. “We have the chance to meet people face to face, tell them what’s going on, explain the difference between the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. A lot of them

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Partial freeway closures start Sunday

Alternating lanes and ramps on a stretch of Interstate 10 between Beaumont and Palm Springs will be closed nightly for pavement work, starting Sunday, a Caltrans spokeswoman said Friday. The work, which is scheduled to last until Tuesday, will close alternating lanes and ramps in both directions between Pennsylvania Avenue and Highway 111 nightly, according

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Vegetable recall over Listeria concerns

A Southern California grower and food processing firm has expanded its voluntarily recall of packaged onions and celery because they may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Oxnard-based Gills Onions LLC say no illnesses have been linked to the recall. Gills Onions initially announced a recall on July 18.

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Contratan a ex jefe de polica

El departamento de polica de Desert Hot Springs anuncio la contratacin de tres nuevos oficiales de polic?a.Se trata de Bradley Ramos, quien fuera jefe del departamento de polica en Indio. A el se unen Phillip Han, quien fuera oficial dentro de la misma dependencia y el sargento de marina jubilado Jose Guerrero.

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Se incendia tren en Cabazon

El Departamento de Bomberos del Condado de Riverside investiga el origen del incendio de la locomota de un tren de Union Pacific Railroad que se registr esta maana cerca de Railroad Ave y Haugen Lehmann Way en Cabazon. Todo inici las 6:15 a.m. Por fortuna todos los tripulantes pudieron salir ilesos. Hasta el momento no

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Another recall for Ford Escape SUVs

Ford is recalling nearly 485,000 Escapes and Mavericks to fix sticking gas pedals that can cause crashes. The worldwide recall affects the 2001 through 2004 model years that are powered by 3-liter V-6 engines with cruise control. It comes just over a week after U.S. safety regulators began investigating the Escape small SUV. The U.S.

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Train catches fire

A train caught fire in Cabazon early Thursday morning, according to CalFire. It started around 6:15 a.m. on a Union Pacific locomotive that stopped near Railroad Ave and Haugen Lehmann Way. Everyone on the train got off safely, no one was hurt. CalFire has not said what started the fire. Stay with us for the

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City of Coachella paving its way to a healthier and safer community

Dozens took to the streets in Coachella Wednesday for a ground-breaking event in front of Valley View Elementary School. Digging in for change, the event celebrated the beginning of construction. Starting in the Pueblo Nuevo area, the project includes 43,000 square feet of new sidewalks and 2,000 square feet of refurbished sidewalks. “We’re promoting pedestrian-friendly

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Women driven crimes seeming prevalent

Sympathetic, caring, and sensitive are words often used to describe women. Recently, however, some women have been described on police news releases in a different light. “Historically, law enforcement has seen women in more of an accomplice role, whether it’s the lookout or driver. Seems currently we’re seeing women take a more active role in

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