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Month: August 2023

Men Suspected in vehicle burglaries, vandalism in Rancho Mirage plead not guilty

Two men suspected of burglarizing and vandalizing several vehicles in Rancho Mirage, with stolen property and damages exceeding $25,000, pleaded not guilty to felony charges today. Osman Uriel Arellano, 27, of Coachella, and Manuel Victor Guerra, 36, of Indio, were charged Monday with four felony counts of receiving stolen property, two felony counts of burglary,

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Palm Springs International Airport begins two construction projects

The Palm Springs International Airport today announced it will begin two construction projects focused on passenger comfort, local flavors and more retail options. “As Palm Springs International Airport has witnessed tremendous growth over the past two years, it’s vital that our facilities are upgraded to keep pace with our evolving traveler needs,” Executive Director of

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Google Cloud y El Salvador establecen una alianza plurianual: buscan que el país sea centro tecnológico en Centroamérica

urielblanco (CNN) — Google Cloud y el Gobierno de El Salvador anunciaron este martes una alianza de siete años para utilizar los servicios de Google Distributed Cloud con el fin de ayudar al país a convertirse en un centro tecnológico en Centroamérica, informó Google Cloud en un comunicado publicado este martes en su página web.

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Families of troops killed in Abbey Gate bombing in Afghanistan demand accountability in emotional testimony

CNN By Haley Britzky, CNN (CNN) — Family members of the 13 US service members killed two years ago in the Abbey Gate bombing during the US withdrawal from Afghanistan demanded accountability and answers from the Biden administration on Tuesday in emotional testimony about the withdrawal and their losses. “Jared, David, Nicole, Taylor, Ryan, Hunter,

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Tribal ranger draws weapon on climate activists blocking road to Burning Man; conduct under review

Associated Press NIXON, Nev. (AP) — A tribal ranger’s conduct is under review after he pointed a weapon Sunday at environmental activists and plowed his patrol vehicle through their blockade on the road leading to the annual Burning Man counter-culture festival in the Nevada desert. The incident unfolded on a rural stretch of highway on

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