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Month: May 2013

Harvey Milk Day

May 22nd is Harvey Milk Day in the state of California. This day to honor and remember the life and legacy of the first openly gay elected official in California was signed into law in 2009, due in large part to the efforts of Equality California. The Palm Springs Field Manager for that group says

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Join Kris Long for “2 on 2”

CBS Local 2’s Kris Long is looking for some of our Valley’s most interesting people and the interesting things they do! “2 on 2” is becominga regular feature you can see on CBS Local 2 News.Kris will be talking with Valley residentsabout their hobbies, their interests, brushes with fame, or near brushes with fame, or

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AAA to reduce rates on policies

Starting July 1, Auto Club insurance customers willget a 4.1 percent rate reduction on policies, thanks to new discounts beingintroduced, state Insurance commissioner Dave Jones said today. “With the economy still recovering, this significant decrease deliverssavings to more than 1 million drivers in Southern California,” Jones said.”The Auto club has again stepped up and put

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Riverside County supervisors not backing governor’s education proposal

With support lacking, Riverside County supervisors declined to act on a resolution backing Governor Jerry Brown’s proposed funding for various kindergarten-to-12th grade education programs in the next fiscal year. Board of Supervisors Chairman John Benoit submitted the resolution, which called for the board to “advocate for the restoration” of funding allocations for a host of

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County approves reduction of ‘sun tax’

Riverside County supervisors signed off today on anagreement that will end further litigation stemming from a legal challenge to acounty policy mandating that solar power developers pay fees of $450 per acrefor projects on county land. “This required many months of hard work and tough negotiations,” saidBoard of Supervisors Chairman John Benoit. “`It’s a step

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Training Day – Part 3

In the final part of our 3-part series, it’s off to the Lake Cahuilla firing range with the College of the Desert Public Safety Academy for a lesson in gun safety and I learn how to shoot a firearm for the first time. Training begins with setting up the targets. Then it’s time to hit

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