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Month: October 2017

‘Suspicious’ package at Palm Springs Airport identified

Palm Springs Police have determined that a suspicious package found in front of the USO at the Palm Springs International Airport was an irrigation water timer in a plastic container with wires that left by a worker. Authorities responded to earlier reports of a possible bomb threat at the Palm Springs International Airport. {“url”:”https://twitter.com/PalmSpringsPD/status/915639903148400641″,”author_name”:”Palm Springs

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El asamblesta Eduardo Garca junto a AT&T reconoce el trabajo de instituciones no lucrativas

El asambleísta Eduardo García esta trabajando junto con la compania AT&T para ayudar a organizaciones no lucrativas de el Valle de Coachella. El dia de ayer reconocieron 3 de estas organizaciones las cuales trabajan ayudando a la comunidad. Fueron varias organizaciones las que nominaron pero pero solo las instituciones Angel View,Find FoodBank y Boys and

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Local victims of Las Vegas mass shooting

More than a dozen victims of the mass shooting in Las Vegas hailed from Southern California, including several from Riverside County, and the number continued to rise as relatives identified the dead. Authorities said 59 people were killed in Sunday night’s massacre, which was carried out by former Southern California resident Stephen Paddock, 64. Some

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How to help after Las Vegas mass shooting

UPDATE: LifeStream has announced that all immediate patient needs have been met for the hundreds wounded in the Las Vegas mass shooting. Donors are urged to schedule appointments to ensure a steady supply of blood. —————————————————————————————————- You can help the victims of the Las Vegas mass shooting by donating blood to LifeStream blood bank. Las

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