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Month: November 2017

Technology and Emergency Preparedness

The Northern California wildfires destroyed or damaged some 7,500 buildings, making it the most destructive wildfire in state history. Emergency officials said thousands of texts were sent warning residents to flee, but some evacuees said they were never warned of the danger. “we have a combination of tools here in Riverside County available to us

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Sister-in-law of former Rancho Mirage city employee pleads not guilty to embezzlement charges

The sister-in-law of a former city of Rancho Mirage code enforcement official pleaded not guilty to embezzlement and conspiracy charges. Brandi Perry, 40, of Desert Hot Springs, is accused along with Sandra Johnson, 50, of Indio, of using Johnson’s position as the city’s senior manager in the Building and Safety Code Compliance Division to siphon

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Date Festival announces Magic Carpet Music Scholarship winners

Officials with the Riverside County Fair & National Date Festival have announced the winners of the Magic Carpet Music Scholarship Competition. The contestants competed in three categories: vocal, instrumental and composition. Kevin Morden, a graduate from Shadow Hills High School and current student at UCLA, won the vocal and composition categories. Read:Queen Scheherazade & Court

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Desert Hot Springs Police phone line now working

Desert Hot Springs Police said Monday that phone lines for the department are now online. Officers said their business phone line, (760) 329-2904, was experiencing issues since Saturday at 3:00 p.m. {“url”:”https://twitter.com/DHSChiefMondary/status/932701057288847362″,”author_name”:”Dale Mondary”,”author_url”:”https://twitter.com/DHSChiefMondary”,”html”:”&#lt;blockquote class=”twitter-tweet”&#gt;&#lt;p lang=”en” dir=”ltr”&#gt;The phone lines for the Desert Hot Springs Police Department are now up and running again.&#lt;/p&#gt;— Dale Mondary (@DHSChiefMondary) &#lt;a

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