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Month: May 2025

Five local JROTC students receive Military Officers Association of America scholarships

INDIO, Calif. (KESQ) – Five local students received scholarships from the Palm Springs Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America Leadership and Scholarship Luncheon Thursday. This year the organization gave out five $2,500 scholarships including the Hunter Lopez Scholarship. Herman and Alicia Lopez, parents of fallen local Marine Corporal Hunter Lopez, presented the scholarship

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American basketball player arrested in Indonesia for alleged drug smuggling, could face death penalty

Story by the Associated Press Jakarta, Indonesia (AP) — An American basketball player for the Indonesian league was arrested for allegedly attempting to smuggle illegal drugs to the country, police said Thursday. The Southeast Asian country has extremely strict drug laws, and convicted smugglers are sometimes executed by firing squad. Jarred Dwayne Shaw, 34, from

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Former Palm Springs Blue Zones Director Pushes Back on Departure Story, Cites Non-Disclosure Deal

A high-profile wellness initiative is officially underway in Palm Springs. But the launch of the Blue Zones Project is being overshadowed by confusion and controversy surrounding the sudden resignation of its first local leader. Geoff Kors, the former mayor of Palm Springs and the original director of the local Blue Zones effort, stepped down just

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Más de 100 muertos en Gaza por las acciones de Israel mientras Trump sugiere una “zona de libertad”

Por Tim Lister, Ibrahim Dahman, Kareem Khadder, Eugenia Yosef y Mohammad Al-Sawalhi, CNN Las fuerzas israelíes intensificaron sus operaciones en Gaza el jueves, matando a más de 100 personas, y se comprometieron a continuar los bombardeos mientras el presidente de EE.UU. Donald Trump sugería establecer una “zona de libertad” en el enclave. Muchas de las

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