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Month: June 2024

Gaps in communication, confusion raised in Indio City Council meeting over proposed Police headquarters

Indio City Council received a surprise during Wednesday night’s meeting regarding the planned Public Safety Campus. In February, News Channel 3 was first to tour the completed portions of the 43,000-square-foot facility, located at 46800 Jackson Street, which is made up of a new fire station, new dispatch center, and new public safety services building.

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Graduation or a lack of opportunity force most gymnasts to retire. GIGA is hoping to change that

By WILL GRAVES AP National Writer A new professional women’s gymnastics league is hoping to give athletes a chance to walk away from the sport on their terms. The Global Impact Gymnastics Alliance plans to begin holding competitions in 2025. Organizers believe interest in women’s sports and gymnastics in particular has reached a point where

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A strike threat at WestJet is over, for now. Mechanics will resume talks with the Canadian airline

Associated Press Mechanics at the Canadian airline WestJet say they are dropping plans to begin a strike now that the airline has agreed to resume negotiations on a new collective-bargaining agreement. Members of the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association had been preparing to walk off the job on Thursday night. The union’s president says the union

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Why military families are so upset with lawmakers: ‘This is ridiculous’

By Cameron Thompson Click here for updates on this story     RICHMOND, Virginia (WTVR) — After several hours of delays and huddled meetings between lawmakers, the Virginia Senate failed to take any action legislation to address pending changes in eligibility for a state program for educational benefits at state public colleges and universities, drawing criticisms from

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