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Idyllwild businesses see boom over Labor Day weekend

Business is booming for restaurants in the mountainous community of Idyllwild where tourists enjoyed their long three-day weekend full of festivities and fun. The unincorporated community took full advantage of the holiday drawing in both regulars and full-time visitors.  Businesses like the Sunflower Bakery and Cafe have sold out of their delicious pastries all weekend

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Record Fire near San Jacinto: 650 acres with 30% containment, evacuation warnings lifted, firefighter injured

Update: September 2, 2024 – 6:45 p.m. The fire is now 30% contained and 650 acres burned with minimal growth observed since Monday morning, according to CAL FIRE. Update: September 2, 2024 – 5:30 p.m. All evacuation warnings are being lifted in the Poppet Flats area after it was issued yesterday for that 517-acre brush

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Traffic Alert: Intersection of Washington Street and Fred Waring Drive reopen after fatal accident Saturday night

The intersection of Washington Street and Fred Waring Drive in La Quinta have been reopened after deputies responded to a fatal accident Saturday night. Riverside County Sheriff Deputies responded to the fatal traffic collision at shortly after 8:30 Saturday night.  When they arrived on scene they found a driver that sustained minor injuries and declined

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Retired MMA fighter shares self defense knowledge following two recent sexual assault cases in Bermuda Dunes

One man is in custody accused in two sexual assault cases out of Bermuda Dunes. Riverside County DA’s office says 21-year-old Linnell Letice Wilson of Palm Desert has been charged with rape and robbery among other crimes.  Surveillance video shows the suspect approaching the victim in one case while she was getting ready to go inside her home. 

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Exclusive: Rancho Mirage family finds closure after Pearl Harbor sailor is finally identified

The family of Fireman First Class Everett Cecil Titterington will finally get long-awaited closure following years of uncertainty regarding their loved one’s fate. April McKinnon, a resident of Rancho Mirage, is F1c Titterington’s great niece on her mother’s side. She recalled the sense of joy and relief she and her family felt after the U.S.

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