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Month: September 2012

Fixing the Salton Sea

Local Congresswoman Mary Bono Mack has called for congressional hearings to look into the recent ecological issues facing the Salton Sea, this after state officials announced that a foul odor, that was smelled as far as Los Angeles, originated from the area. On Monday, Congresswoman Mack sent two letters asking state and federal agencies to

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Earthquake preparedness 101

Just weeks ago, the hundreds of quakes that shook and shattered parts of Brawley served as a big eye opener for many southern Californians. “Those small earthquakes are actually the wake up call to basically motivate people to prepare,” Dr. Robert Degroot from the Southern California Earthquake Center said. However, opened eyes mean nothing if

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Car crashes into home

A La Quinta man is facing DUI charges after causing a mess in the La Quinta Cove. It happened near the intersection of Calle Colima and Avenida Navarro just before five Sunday night. A driver failed to stop at a stop sign colliding into another vehicle. The second vehicle crashed into the garage of a

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Tortoise reunited with owner

A 65 pound tortoise is safe at home. This 11 year old sulcata tortoise named “Baby” was reunited with his owner Lori Holly after a good samaritan contacted the Riverside County Animal Services after finding “Baby” in a Riverside neighborhood not to far from his home. Holly says she is happy to have “Baby” back

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