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Month: August 2012

Lights, Camera, Liberace!

The streets of Palm Springs are reflecting the life and times of Liberace, as filming of the new HBO movie, starring Michael Douglas and Matt Damon gets underway, at various locations around our town.“Behind the Candelabra” is shooting in the Old Las Palmas neighborhood on Monday, going back in time 25 years, to when the

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Muere motociclista

El fin de semana sobre la autopista diez un motociclista perdi la vida tras impactarse contra un Volkswagen Jetta. Ocurri el sbado a las 8 de la noche, en direccin oeste a la altura de la rampa de salida North Palm Canyon Drive en Palm Springs. La autopista fue cerrada por 90 minutos mientras se

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One dead in big rig crash

One man is dead and another is in critical condition after an SUV rear-ended a big rig early Monday, according to California Highway Patrol. The accident happened just before 4 a.m. on the westbound I10 at Whitewater. Police say the SUV driver, Samuel Felix, a 33 year old resident of Calipatria, failed to stop, ramming

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Thermal Mobile Home Fire

The mobile home located on Avenue 70 in Thermal, was first reported just after 11:00pm Saturday night. Crews found the mobile home fully engulfed in flames. Authorities say it took crews about half an hour to contain the fire and put it out. No word if anyone was injured. Authorities also aren’t saying how many

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Man arrested after brief standoff

A 31-year-old man was arrested Friday, after he allegedly sicced a dog on police and armed himself with an semiautomatic rifle before eventually surrendered at the urging of an uncle. Jacob Lee Mitchell allegedly threatened a neighbor in the 33600 block of Whispering Palms Trail about 3:30 p.m. Friday with a SKS rifle that fires

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Tainted Canataloupes

Indiana melons linked to US salmonella outbreak UNDATED (AP) – Health officials in Indiana and Kentucky say they are investigating farms, distributors and retailers after an outbreak of salmonella that has killed two and sickened at least 141 people nationwide was linked to cantaloupe grown in southwestern Indiana. Officials Friday advised all Indiana residents to

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