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Job seekers and employers connect at 29th Valley-Wide Employment Expo in Indio

Government agencies, hotels, big box retailers, restaurants, insurance companies and other prospective employers were out accepting applications and interfacing with job seekers Thursday during the 29th Valley-Wide Employment Expo in Indio. “The expo will feature hundreds of job openings across various industries, including education, healthcare, hospitality and more,” according to an expo statement. “Local employers

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KESQ Jobs and Internships

KESQ Jobs Do you want to work for the Desert’s News Leader in Palm Springs? Click here to search for the latest jobs at KESQ. KESQ Internships Every semester KESQ invites News and Marketing Interns to join their staff for a semester. Interested college Juniors and Seniors who will receive school credit for their work

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Xavier Prep hosts Easter activities for special needs children at 14th annual X-Stravaganza

Xavier College Preparatory High School held it’s 14th annual ‘Easter X-stravaganza’ on Sunday. The school hosted over 150 children with special needs and their families.  Xavier students were partnered with kids with special needs for a day of fun Easter activities. “It’s pretty nice to get invitations to come to things like this, he doesn’t get

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Non-profit, Riverside Legal Aid hosting ‘Know Your Rights’ workshop offering tenant rights education

Riverside Legal Aid is working to educate valley residents on tenant rights. It’s expected to host a free ‘Know Your Rights’ workshop this Tuesday. The non-profit’s website says the public will have the opportunity to learn more about tenant rights, eviction defense, unfair landlord practices, responses to unlawful detainers, addressing unsafe and substandard housing conditions,

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Riverside County voters express concerns over ‘poor ballot design’ ahead of March primary

There are some concerns about ballots in Riverside County, some viewers have contacted our newsroom saying they’re difficult to read and consider them a “poor ballot design” ahead of the March primary.  One of the biggest concerns of the ballots pertains to the fill-in bubble where voters would mark their choice. Many people say the border of

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