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Month: August 2012

State Tax Loophole Bill

Assemblyman Brian Nestande has resigned as chairman of the Assembly Republican caucus a day after providing the lone GOP vote on a bill that would close a tax loophole benefiting out-of-state corporations. AB1500, which would eliminate a $1 billion tax break and use the expected windfall to reduce college tuition, passed the Assembly on Monday

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Fire Chief Suspends Issuance of Burning Permits

Beginning today, the Riverside County Fire Department will suspend the issuance of burning permits in unincorporated communities as a safety precaution.“Critical fire weather and (the) acute dryness of vegetation” warrants rescinding open-burning privileges, with few exceptions, said Fire Chief John Hawkins, who, under the state Public Resources Code, has the authority to impose a ban

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USCIS Publica Formularios

El Servicio de Ciudadana e Inmigracin de Estados Unidos (USCIS, por sus siglas en ingls) public hoy una notificacin en el Registro Federal anunciando nuevos formularios e instrucciones para permitir a los individuos solicitar a USCIS consideracin para la Accin Diferida para los Llegados en la Infancia. USCIS comenzar a aceptar formularios completados maana, 15

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“Zoo Cool Crew”

Do you love The Living Desert?Find out how you could become a part of the “Zoo Cool Crew”, and have your image be a part of the “Zoo Cool” campaign – appearing in ads, billboards, marketing materials, and more! 1. Download THIS PDF form. 2. Submit the filled out form and one image to zoocool@livingdesert.org

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Palm Springs man found guilty of murder

A Palm Springs man was convicted today of second-degreemurder for fatally shooting the brother of his girlfriend’s ex-boyfriend afterlosing a fight with the victim. Richard Manchego, 40, was convicted of killing 25-year-old Jorge Pozos,who was shot near Amado Road and North Sunrise Way on May 8, 2008. The juryreached a verdict after about three days

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Delays at the DMV

Customers were met with longer-than-usual lines and delays at Department of Motor Vehicles offices across the state today thanks to a computer outage that left clerks processing transactions by hand. The DMV announced the problem around 9 a.m. on its Twitter page, posting“DMV is currently experiencing technical difficulties that may affectcustomer transactions. We appreciate your

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Riverside County burn ban in effect

Beginning today, the Riverside County Fire Department will suspend the issuance of burning permits in unincorporated communities as a safety precaution. “Critical fire weather and (the) acute dryness of vegetation” warrants rescinding open-burning privileges, with few exceptions, said Fire Chief John Hawkins, who, under the state Public Resources Code, has the authority to impose a

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Trial Date Set for Sun Tax Lawsuit

The “Sun Tax” is heading to trial — despite Riverside County Leader’s attempt to dismantle the suit. The trial set to begin next January.Opponents from the Independent Energy Producers Association say the tax is jeopardizing green jobs and economic development.The Riverside County Board of Supervisors approved the contentious $450 an acre charge on solar projects

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