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Month: July 2019

Desert Regional emergency room construction sparks overcrowding, privacy concerns

Renovations to the emergency department at Desert Regional Medical Center have some visitors and patients concerned about overcrowding and patient privacy. The emergency room has been under construction in its current phase since May, using a temporary lobby area. “There’s stretchers and wheelchairs. It’s crowded.” said Tina Diamond, an emergency room visitor. “I would be

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Agua Caliente tribal chairman, leaders meet with Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren

Several members of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians met with Democratic presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren on Tuesday and Wednesday. In posts on the tribe’s Facebook account, Sanders and Warren are seen meeting with several Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians and tribal leaders, including chairman Jeff L. Grubbe, councilman Reid

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Carjacking, vandalism suspect arrested

A carjacking and vandalism suspect remained behind bars Tuesday morning after being arrested last week in Desert Hot Springs. Desert Hot Springs Police say officers arrested Peter Meraz, 48, Saturday in connection with a carjacking that occurred the previous day at 6:30 a.m. on the 66800 block of Pierson Boulevard. According to county jail records,

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