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Month: July 2020

DHSPD find missing 71-year-old

UPDATE – DHSPD Located Arthur Molina and say he is safe. ——————————– The Desert Hot Springs Police Departement is asking for the public’s help in finding Arthur Costa Molina, a 71-year-old with cognitive health issues who was last seen Monday morning. Molina is described as: Asian male adult5 feet, 5 inches tall135 pounds with a

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Coachella Valley Disaster Preparedness Network entrega paquetes a las familias para que puedan prepararse para un desastre inesperado

Con el potencial de los incendios forestales, los terremotos y las inundaciones ademas de los riesgos que existen mientras vivimos una pandemia, ahora más que nunca todos necesitamos estar preparados.”Estamos en la línea de la falla de San Andreas y mucha gente piensa que no va a suceder, ¿qué tal Ridgecrest el fin de semana

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Summer Heat in Full Effect

High pressure building in continues to raise temps well above seasonal normals. Air quality has dropped into the “Moderate” range based on increasing Ozone levels at the surface, and may continue to deteriorate. Excessive Heat Warnings and Watches remain up across the region, and will last into the weekend. Highs are headed towards the 118

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PSUSD says Kindergarten enrollment is down 50% for upcoming school year, here’s how families can still enroll

Palm Springs Unified School District says enrollment numbers for kindergarten are significantly down this year due to COVID-10.  And for PSUSD families, the school year is just around the corner, officially beginning next week on August 5th.  “We’re down about 50% in our kindergarten enrollment. And in our transitional kindergarten we were down about 60%,”

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