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Month: January 2018

Palm Springs Cultural Center to host meet-and-greet with local cannabis dispensaries

The Palm Springs Cultural Center will host a “meet-and-greet” with desert cannabis dispensary owners Thursday in advance of the inaugural Cannabis Film Festival and Summit to be held at the venue this spring. The inaugural “PS Cannafest’ will feature a series of panel discussions regarding the legal, environmental and business impacts of cannabis’ statewide legalization.

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Cathedral City parolee arrested in Beaumont for fraud-related charges

Beaumont police arrested a Cathedral City parolee for fraud. 23-year-old, Michael Ellender was arrested Monday in Beaumont after a probation search revealed several stolen items. Police found a stolen printer, laptop, printer-paper and ledger book from a local recycling company. Officers determined that Ellender had been printing fraudulent vouchers for recycling and cashing them to

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Assemblyman Garcia introduces resident worker program proposal

A Coachella Valley lawmaker, citing labor shortages in California’s agricultural and service industries, co-introduced legislation that would establish the framework for creation of a resident worker permit program for undocumented immigrants. Assemblyman Eduardo Garcia, D-Coachella, co-authored the California Resident Worker Program and Economic Stabilization Act with Anne Caballero, D-Salinas, Anthony Cannella, R-Ceres, and Devon Mathis,

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Alerta por serpientes en el Valle

Hay alerta ante la presencia en esta epoca del año de serpientes cascabel en los senderos mas frecuentados en el valle de Coachella. El sonido de una serpiente cascabel es de los mas temidos cuando se esta realizando una caminata, Carl Person, un zoólogo de serpientes de Animalia Herpetofauna Inc., reconoce que estos reptiles han

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